Palmetto State News

Former Clemson star defensive back Davis earns prestigious Dawkins award

By George Willis | Feb 13, 2022

Dexter Davis cited for leadership, community service

Austria's Kostwein to open its first US facility in Greenville County

By George Willis | Feb 13, 2022

Kostwein has announced plans to invest $8.5 million and create nearly 100 jobs when it establishes operations in Greenville County, a release from Gov. Henry McMaster's office said.

Allegiance Flag pledges 25 jobs as part of $1.2 million expansion plans in Charleston County

By George Willis | Jan 30, 2022

Allegiance Flag Supply will spend $1.2 million to expand its operations in Charleston County.

Graham combats Build Back Better bill amid high inflation

By George Willis | Dec 17, 2021

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) is vehemently opposed to the Democratic-sponsored Build Back Better bill, especially given runaway inflation, calling it a “spending orgy” for Democrats.

Morrison tabbed E4 Carolinas president and CEO

By George Willis | Dec 12, 2021

John E. P. Morrison, a distinguished Carolina energy executive, has been named president and CEO of energy trade association E4 Carolinas.

From Columbia Standard

Republican Rickenmann becomes Columbia mayor, inflation hurting Dems at polls

By George Willis | 2 years ago

An overriding concern about inflation proved to be an element in Republican Daniel Rickenmann defeating Democrat Tameika Isaac Devine in a run-off last week to become mayor of Columbia, South Carolina. They were the top two vote-getters in the general election.

Scott Signs Letter Raising Concerns Over Free Speech

By George Willis | Oct 21, 2021

Biden Administration Wants to Curb Threats Against School Officials

Norman signs letter 'concerned' over National Archives' censoring of US historical documents

By George Willis | Oct 12, 2021

U.S. Rep. Ralph Norman is South Carolina’s only representative to sign a letter from members of Congress who are “deeply concerned” about the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) slapping a "harmful language alert" to its online versions of the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights and the U.S. Constitution.