October 16, 2009 RSS feed / Business

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Port economics

By John Temple Ligon thecolumbiastar.com
South Carolina’s Port of Charleston was cited this week as one of the main reasons replacement tire importer TBC Corp. chose a site near Summerville for a 1.1 million–sq.–ft. More...

Folks about town

Cathy Sims Phenix has been hired as the new travel specialist for AAA Vacations. Rober t McCul loch has been named the new executive chef of The Capital City Club. Congressman Joe Wilson has received The Military Coalitions 2009 Award of Merit. More...

Richland County earns credit rating upgrade

Contributed by Richland County

Recently, Richland County Government received a credit rating of AA+ from world renowned financial management firm Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services. More...

Katherine Robinson of Sagacious Partners

By John Temple Ligon temple@thecolumbiastar.com

According to its Web site, Sagacious Partners does more than offer theories and strategies. The firm executes. More...

Briefs

by John Temple Ligon

Bikes for USC but not for downtown More...

Columbia Police Department budgeted vacancies at ten year low

Contributed by the City of Columbia

Columbia police chief Tandy Carter announced today that the department has reached a goal of 100% staffing for all sworn officers positions. More...

State Fair eager to provide safe family fun

Contributed by S.C. State Fair

The S.C. State Fair opens Wednesday, October 14 and runs through Sunday, October 25. More...

USC finds a possible way to beat Clemson

Contributed by USC

The rivalry between the University of South Carolina and Clemson University has deepened this year with alumni and fans emboldened by a new competition to show their collegiate support. More...


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