Charleston Harbor deepening on schedule, fully funded

The project, which has been funded through state and federal dollars, will deepen Charleston Harbor to 52 feet. The deepening is on track to be completed by mid-2022.

North Charleston chemical company names new CEO

After Ingevity's former president and CEO resigned in February for personal conduct matters, the specialty chemicals company has appointed John C. Fortson to take on the role starting Tuesday. Fortson has been with the company since 2015.

Mayor Greg Habib on what's next

The Charleston Regional Business Journal talked to several regional mayors on camera recently about the state of their cities and how the region might recover from the health and financial crisis brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
Today: Goose Creek Mayor Greg Habib discusses economic opportunity that exists now.

Helping Out

Charleston hospitality nonprofit Bread & Butter is hosting a series of online cooking lessons called Toast, or Teaching Others a Skill or Technique. The first class will explore knife skills, led by Chef Lauren Furey. Xan McLaughlin, a longtime bartender and operating partner at The Park Cafe, will lead attendees through a cocktail class to pair with the meal, including a look at various garnish cuts.

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