No. 2023, January 2023
Index
- A new tenant is headed to Columbia's BullStreet District -- find out who it is.
- Agriculture and art tour coming to Richland County.
- Aiken County company invests in equipment to serve international clientele.
- Aiken plant expands to make generators for Rolls-Royce ship engines.
- Allsouth Federal Credit Union begins construction on new Columbia facility.
- Ameircan Airlines starts new nonstop flight from Columbia Metropolitan Airport.
- American Airlines resumes nonstop flights to New York City from Columbia.
- ANNOUNCING: 2023 Best Places to Work in South Carolina RANKED.
- ANNOUNCING: Meet SC Biz News' inaugural ICON Honors recipients.
- ANNOUNCING: Meet the 2023 CRBR Women of Influence honorees.
- Applications being accepted for Palmetto Venture Fellowship.
- Applications open for Leadership Columbia Class of 2024.
- April employment numbers show a South Carolina growing workforce.
- Art on State event returns to West Columbia.
- Arts and Draughts returns to downtown Columbia March 31.
- Bands announced for St. Pat's in Five Points.
- Battery recycler will invest $300M in Richland County processing plant.
- Bed and breakfast in downtown Columbia reopens with new ownership.
- Behind one couple's dream to open a boutique hotel in Columbia.
- Benedict College launches entrepreneurship accelerator program.
- Benedict College receives $2.8M to improve internet access.
- Benedict College students receive tech training through program sponsored by Google.
- Benedict College Women's Center receives $2 million federal grant.
- Benedict College's campuswide transformation initiative now a reality.
- Bicycle nonprofit purchases building in downtown Columbia.
- Black small business owners in Columbia receive grants from national coalition.
- BLD Diner in Forest Acres closes its doors.
- Body-sculpting practice coming to Devine Street in Columbia.
- BOOK OF EXPERTS: Buying land how certain property details might impact your loan.
- BOOK OF EXPERTS: Cool Care's No. 1 priority is customer care.
- BOOK OF EXPERTS: HRP Associates finds sustainable solutions for soil and groundwater contamination.
- BOOK OF EXPERTS: LorCo Capital Achieving Hedge Fund Success For South Carolinians.
- BOOK OF EXPERTS: Sacon builds trust through high-quality work in every phase of construction.
- BOOK OF EXPERTS: The Southern Bank modern banking with a Southern accent.
- Broadband provider receives $3.4M in federal funds to expand high-speed access in central South Carolina.
- Building Industry Association of Central SC names new CEO.
- BullStreet cupola reaches milestone in return to Columbia skyline.
- California-based yoga studio coming to Forest Acres.
- Career cancer fighter to lead Prisma Heath Cancer Institute.
- Caterpillar hydraulics plant in Sumter to close.
- Central SC Alliance names new president and CEO.
- Chapin-based startup offers remote monitoring for lung disease patients.
- Charleston cocktail bar and restaurant working on Columbia site.
- Charleston-based Asian fusion restaurant to open Forest Acres location.
- Charleston-based realtor is 2023 president of South Carolina Realtors.
- Charlotte-based company acquires Columbia hotel.
- Chicago-based traffic control company leases flex space in Lexington.
- City of Columbia joins effort to help cities respond to future heatwaves.
- City of Columbia to hold workshops for contractors.
- City of Columbia to offer business tax webinar.
- City of Columbia's Rapid Shelter at full capacity.
- Coca-Cola production plant will invest $28.7M to expand Lee County operations.
- ColaJazz Fest returning to downtown Columbia.
- ColaJazz holds 90th birthday concert for Drink Small this weekend.
- Colliers South Carolina brokers sale of 20 acres with Lake Murray access.
- Colliers South Carolina names new executive vice president.
- Columbia airport welcomed more than 1 million passengers in 2022.
- Columbia and Camden companies partner to improve rural broadband.
- Columbia area artists selected for Art in the Airport program.
- Columbia area brewery announces summer concert series.
- Columbia area contracting firm names new vice president.
- Columbia area students can apply for Midlands Youth Apprenticeship Program.
- Columbia bakery opens new location in Five Points.
- Columbia brewery launches sustainable digital can printing.
- Columbia brewery strikes partnership with two South Carolina farms.
- Columbia Chamber announces 2023 Impact Award honorees.
- Columbia counseling practice opens expanded downtown office.
- Columbia couple charged with tax evasion.
- Columbia event venue purchased by restaurant owner.
- Columbia Fireflies announce schedule of theme nights for 2023 season.
- Columbia Fireflies to hold auditions for anthem singers.
- Columbia industrial real estate market shows record strength.
- Columbia International University president resigns over health concerns.
- Columbia Metropolitan Airport expansions move ahead with $5M in FAA funds.
- Columbia motel to become affordable housing units for families.
- Columbia multi-tenant office building sells for $3.9M.
- Columbia office building sells for $1.3M.
- Columbia office property on Devine Street sells for $950K.
- Columbia organization turns to tech to tackle health, social needs.
- Columbia physical therapy practice to open second location.
- Columbia real estate developer wins preservation awards.
- Columbia regional tourism organization reports record activity.
- Columbia shopping center sold to Greenville partnership for $3.7M.
- Columbia software company receives statewide award from SCRA.
- Columbia tech company expands reach with national platform.
- Columbia travel center remodeled as part of $1B overhaul initiative.
- Columbia Walmart center sells for almost $8M.
- Columbia woman charged with tax evasion.
- Columbia's historic BullStreet cupola is one step closer to completion.
- Columbia's iconic giant fire hydrant 'Busted Plug' says goodbye to its downtown home.
- Columbia, Greenville commercial real estate firms merge.
- Columbia-area mall is losing its last two tenants.
- Columbia-based building supply company sold.
- Columbia-based Nexsen Pruet merges with Alabama firm, rebrands.
- Columbia-based office supply company acquired by Tennessee company.
- Columbia-born national artist now represented in his home museum.
- COMET accepting applications for online leadership academy.
- Company celebrates grand opening of $54M put supply distribution center in Orangeburg.
- Company leases Richland County speculative building to expand operations.
- Company that offers assisted stretch sessions coming to Forest Acres.