Stay updated on construction projects and infrastructure developments that are shaping South Carolina. Our coverage spans from major commercial projects to critical infrastructure upgrades, highlighting the construction industry’s role in driving economic growth and improving the state’s landscape. We explore the challenges and successes of construction efforts, offering a glimpse into the future of South Carolina’s built environment.
News Summary AIRSYS Cooling Technologies has announced a $40 million investment to establish its global headquarters in Woodruff, Spartanburg County, creating 215 new jobs. The
News Summary Duke Energy, under Tim Pearson’s leadership, is enhancing South Carolina’s energy infrastructure while advocating for sustainable growth through diverse energy solutions. The company
News Summary Rep. Hamilton Grant has introduced the ‘Small Business Construction Impact Relief Act’ to support local businesses suffering from financial losses due to prolonged
News Summary Publix Super Market is set to open a new location in Powdersville Plaza at the northwest corner of Highways 153 and 81, occupying
News Summary South Carolina has been recognized as the number one growth state for 2024, according to a report by U-Haul. Climbing three spots from
News Summary South Carolina is highlighting its innovative spirit by featuring 20 promising startups in the report titled ‘In the Lead: Best Startup Businesses.’ These
News Summary Tim Pearson, President of Duke Energy South Carolina, has shared the company’s plans to enhance infrastructure resilience and future energy strategies. Duke Energy,
News Summary The Aiken Chamber of Commerce participated in the South Carolina Chamber’s Small Business Day event, emphasizing the importance of small businesses in the
News Summary South Carolina has unveiled a selection of top innovative startups to watch, showcasing entrepreneurial efforts in tech, lifestyle, and life sciences. The initiative
News Summary In the wake of Hurricane Helene, Duke Energy faces significant challenges in restoring power to over 1.34 million customers in the Carolinas. Under
