Goose Creek man sentenced in North Charleston public corruption case
A Goose Creek man has been sentenced to over a year in federal prison after admitting involvement in a bribery scheme tied to North Charleston city council actions on rezoning matters. He is the first among eight defendants facing charges from this investigation.
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Signature Foods USA announces $11.5 million investment and 202 jobs in Anderson County
Signature Foods USA is opening its first U.S.-based plant in Easley with a $11.5 million investment expected to create over two hundred jobs. State leaders say this move strengthens both local industry and economic prospects while expanding opportunities within agribusiness.
SCDOT to close SC 200 bridge over Minton Creek for replacement in April
The South Carolina Department of Transportation will close and detour the SC 200 bridge over Minton Creek starting April 1 for a replacement project.
South Carolina Department of Transportation Commission to meet March 26 in Columbia
The South Carolina Department of Transportation Commission will hold its next meeting on March 26 in Columbia.
AFC Senior Fellow on school choice: Florida findings show South Carolina can deliver ‘cost-effective’ gains
Patrick Graff of the American Federation for Children said his research shows Florida’s investment in school choice led to greater academic gains at lower costs compared with increased public-school spending.
South Carolina sees 4.6% growth in average VA home loan size in 2025
The average VA loan amount for South Carolina in fiscal year 2025 was $353,577, a 4.6% increase from the previous year, according to figures provided by the Veterans Affairs Home Loans Index.
SCDOT to close Zinker Road bridge in York County for replacement project
The South Carolina Department of Transportation will close the Zinker Road Bridge in York County starting March 16 for a replacement project expected to last until December 2026.
American Federation for Children announces research on Florida school choice cost-effectiveness
The American Federation for Children announced new research showing Florida’s approach to school choice is significantly more cost-effective than traditional public spending increases.
SCDOT to install all-way stop on SC-6 in Lexington County for roundabout project
The South Carolina Department of Transportation will install an all-way stop at SC-6, Meadowfield Road, and Jim Spence Road in Lexington County starting March 13.