The South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, the state’s largest broad-based business and industry trade association, has endorsed Gresham Barrett (R) and Vincent Sheheen (D) in the 2010 race for governor. With overwhelming support, exceeding... (Continue reading)
He has been serving on the Columbia, SC City Council for 25 years. Oddly, that’s exactly how many years E.W. Cromartie could be spending in prison for federal tax evasion. According to several reports, Cromartie pled guilty in court. He admitted... (Continue reading)
The State of South Carolina is one of 16 finalists in President Barak Obama’s Race to the Top program and could potentially get $300 million in grants if selected. The announcement couldn’t come at a better time as South Carolina... (Continue reading)
The South Carolina Electric & Gas Utility (SCE&G) has been making headlines as it has enacted one significant rate hike and plans to enact another during these poor economic times. However, an environmental group is hoping to convince a South... (Continue reading)
The Ku Klux Klan (KKK) is alive and well in South Carolina. However, they may be getting a taste of their own medicine as they are claiming they are being discriminated against in their attempt to get a permit and... (Continue reading)
In Lexington, SC members of the Town Council held a meeting with their police chief to discuss plans to watch the Hell’s Angel biker gang which is scheduled to hold a fundraiser in their town. While the Council members may... (Continue reading)
In what could have far-reaching implications for efforts to build new nuclear power plants in the U.S., the South Carolina Supreme Court as set a hearing date on a challenge against a new nuclear reactor project planned in the... (Continue reading)
It seems that vehicle recalls are chic these days. Everyone is doing it. Toyota really got the trend going and set the bar really high. Honda and GM followed shortly after and now Nissan has joined the club. With all... (Continue reading)
Since announcing their plan to increase utility rates for their customers by nearly 10 percent, SCE&G has become the subject of angry letters from South Carolina residents to their representatives. In fact, the response has been so overwhelming that the... (Continue reading)
There is little doubt that the South Carolina Employment Security Commission (ESC) needs to make some changes. The state’s Chamber of Commerce has even called for the resignation of Employment Security Commission leaders. The number of unemployed individuals suffering because... (Continue reading)