Law firm opens first S.C. office in Upstate

A North Carolina-based personal injury law firm has staked out its first South Carolina location in Greenville. The company currently operates out of 16 locations across North Carolina.

Public hearing in Midlands to discuss proposed rezonings

The proposed rezoning of 11 parcels of land in Richland County will be discussed on Feb. 23 at 7 p.m. The Richland County Planning Commission recommended approval for eight of the proposals in November.

Benedict College alumna Clark honored with collectible coin

The $1 coin from the U.S. Mint features S.C. teacher, civil rights leader and Benedict College alumna Septima Poinsette Clark marching with three Black students. Clark taught for more than 30 years in South Carolina, including 18 in Columbia, and graduated from Benedict in 1942.

Volunteers form Charleston nonprofit to help struggling F&B workers

Pay It Forward Charleston began with quick thinking by Butcher & Bee workers. When the city shut down in March, they packed up grocery bags for industry workers. They’ve donated more than 11,250 to-date and have now formed a nonprofit.

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