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News Summary A shooting during a Memorial Day weekend gathering in Little River left at least 10 people injured. The incident occurred shortly after a
News Summary Frasers Property has initiated a new bid to privatize its REIT, Frasers Hospitality Trust, valuing it at S$1.37 billion. This offer of S$0.71
News Summary Dawn Staley has signed a trailblazing $25.25 million contract extension, solidifying her position as the highest-paid coach in women’s basketball. The extension keeps
News Summary South Carolina is preparing for hazardous winter weather as a storm warning has been issued for the Upstate region and parts of western
News Summary South Carolina plans to secure $150 million to enhance industrial sites statewide, aiming to attract new businesses. The initiative focuses on improving infrastructure
News Summary In response to soaring insurance costs, South Carolina lawmakers, led by State Sen. Ed Sutton, are proposing significant reforms to liquor liability laws.
News Summary Hooters has announced the permanent closure of more than 30 locations across the U.S., including in states like Florida and Georgia, as part
News Summary South Carolina’s Lieutenant Governor, Pamela Evette, will headline the Charleston Business & Brews gathering, offering an opportunity for the public to interact with
News Summary The Fayat Group has announced a $13.7 million expansion in Fairfield County, aimed at constructing a new parts distribution facility. The move will
News Summary The Automotive Energy Supply Corp. (AESC) has paused the construction of its $1.6 billion electric vehicle battery factory in Florence, South Carolina, citing
