Nbr. 2023, January 2023
Index
- Applications being accepted for Palmetto Venture Fellowship.
- Applications open for Leadership Columbia Class of 2024.
- Arts and Draughts returns to downtown Columbia March 31.
- Bands announced for St. Pat's in Five Points.
- Behind one couple's dream to open a boutique hotel in Columbia.
- Benedict College receives $2.8M to improve internet access.
- 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.
- Broadband provider receives $3.4M in federal funds to expand high-speed access in central South Carolina.
- California-based yoga studio coming to Forest Acres.
- 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 to hold workshops for contractors.
- City of Columbia to offer business tax webinar.
- City of Columbia's Rapid Shelter at full capacity.
- ColaJazz holds 90th birthday concert for Drink Small this weekend.
- Columbia airport welcomed more than 1 million passengers in 2022.
- Columbia area artists selected for Art in the Airport program.
- Columbia area students can apply for Midlands Youth Apprenticeship Program.
- Columbia Chamber announces 2023 Impact Award honorees.
- Columbia couple charged with tax evasion.
- Columbia Fireflies announce schedule of theme nights for 2023 season.
- Columbia Fireflies to hold auditions for anthem singers.
- 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 shopping center sold to Greenville partnership for $3.7M.
- Columbia woman charged with tax evasion.
- Columbia's iconic giant fire hydrant 'Busted Plug' says goodbye to its downtown home.
- Columbia, Greenville commercial real estate firms merge.
- Columbia-based Nexsen Pruet merges with Alabama firm, rebrands.
- COMET accepting applications for online leadership academy.
- Company that offers assisted stretch sessions coming to Forest Acres.
- Cookie chain opens third Columbia-area location.
- Cottontown Art Crawl coming to historic Columbia neighborhood in March.
- Details emerge on $2B EV manufacturing project coming to Richland County.
- Food waste upcycling company to open $8M Lee County facility.
- Former BMW Manufacturing CEO takes role with Rock Hill startup.
- Former Columbia CEO named regional director of homebuilding company.
- Global roofing manufacturer will invest $363M in Chester County operations.
- Governor nominates new director of employment and work force.
- Governor, congressman reach across political divide to bring broadband access to rural SC.
- Here's what's replacing Smashburger on Devine Street in Columbia.
- How this rail-served 'megasite' could spur development in Kershaw County.
- How two friends struck a deal to merge Columbia-based Nexsen Pruet with an Alabama firm.
- Independent bookstore in Columbia's Five Points opens its doors.
- James Beard semifinalists named here's who made it from South Carolina.
- Landscaping industry to hold trade show in Columbia.
- Leadership Columbia 2023 announces class project.
- Lexington Medical Center and USC to break ground on new nursing facility.
- Lexington-based insurer named president of large U.S. insurance brokerage.
- Manufacturer will invest $68M to establish US operations in Allendale County.
- Medical real estate company purchases Columbia treatment center for $31M.
- Meet the South Carolina chefs competing for an international prize.
- Midlands leaders pay tribute to business visionary Joe Taylor Jr.
- Midlands Tech signs architecture agreement with Clemson.
- National retailer opening distribution center in Lexington County.
- Nephron Pharmaceuticals CEO Lou Kennedy receives honor from USC.
- New apprenticeship school draws students to Savannah River Site careers.
- New aquarium and conservation center at Riverbanks Zoo opens its doors.
- New eatery opens inside Richland Library in downtown Columbia.
- New independent bookstore coming to Five Points in Columbia.
- New members join board of S.C. Small Business Chamber of Commerce.
- New physical therapy practice coming to Columbia's Millwood corridor.
- New taco restaurant coming to downtown Lexington.
- New vintage store opens in Forest Acres.
- North Carolina-based coffee chain to open new location in Columbia.
- North Carolina-based paper tube company investing $1.6M in new Williamsburg County facility.
- Ohio-based company will invest $26M in Florence County operations.
- Peak Drift Brewing Company unveils Columbia production facility.
- Popular bar in Columbia's Vista shuts its doors.
- Popular bluegrass festival returning in May.
- Popular Columbia Mexican restaurant to add third location.
- Popular downtown Columbia restaurant to relocate temporarily.
- Realty company purchases retail property on Columbia's North Main Street.
- Record number of guns found at S.C. airports in 2022.
- Restaurant that combines Vietnamese and New Orleans cuisine coming to Columbia.
- Richland County expands free seed program for residents.
- Richland County moving forward with revisions to land development code.
- Richland County posts proposed zoning maps online.
- Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia sets opening date for new aquarium and conservation center.
- Rock Hill tech startup receives SC Launch investment.
- S.C. State University launches indoor farming research program.
- Samsung names new CEO for South Carolina operations.
- Savannah River Nuclear Solutions signs professional training agreements with area colleges.
- Savannah River Nuclear Solutions strengthens partnership with S.C. State University.
- SC Biz News brings home South Carolina press awards.
- Scout Motors to build $2B electric vehicle manufacturing plant in Richland County.
- SCRA accepts one tech company, funds 2 others.
- SCRA announces investment in Midlands tech startup.
- SCRA announces new members and grant recipients.
- Sisters of Charity Foundation appoints director of culture and values.
- Six Tuesday Morning stores in South Carolina slated to close after chain files for bankruptcy.
- Solar panel company to invest $33M in Orangeburg County operations.
- South Carolina boasts record-breaking year for capital investments.
- South Carolina ETV and Public Radio names interim president.