TERI ERRICO GRIFFIS PROFILE

Boeing S.C. says that no official decision has been made about moving the company’s 787 operations from the Seattle area to North Charleston, but Reuters is reporting that the company is getting ready to shift final assembly op... Read More

Starting Sept. 14, approximately 195,000 Charleston County property owners will receive reassessment notices, a county news release said. The notices are to inform real estate and mobile home owners of the new value of their property ... Read More

Charleston International Airport’s first direct flight to Los Angeles will help fulfill the region’s economic demand for gateway access to the Asian market, according to Elliott Summey, CEO of the Charleston County Aviation A... Read More

The Charthouse Apartments on James Island has been acquired for $8.5 million by Durham Hill Capital LLC and Hoplite Capital Strategies, according to a news release. The sale of the 48-unit, class A multifamily community at 1559 Folly ... Read More

Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg and other city officials have filed a lawsuit (.pdf) against 24 fossil fuel companies, in an attempt to hold them accountable for the city’s costs to adapt to climate change. Tecklenburg made th... Read More

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Tuesday to extend the moratorium on offshore drilling activity on Florida’s Gulf Coast to include its Atlantic Coast as well as the coasts of Georgia and South Carolina. An exi... Read More

PGA of America has a new director for the 2021 PGA Championship, which will return to The Ocean Course at Kiawah Island Golf Resort on May 17. Ryan Ogle, who joined PGA of America eight years ago as an intern, will replace Scott Reid,... Read More

  Sullivan’s seafood restaurant plans to shutter permanently on Sunday after being in business for 32 years. The family-owned establishment at 2019 Middle St. is a popular destination for locals and tourists looking for ... Read More

A third large-scale development project has been proposed for the 160-acre waterfront property of Laurel Island, on the northeast side of the Charleston peninsula. The self-contained, mixed-use community would build office and residen... Read More

The Netflix series Outer Banks, which returns to film season two on Monday, is anticipated to add millions of dollars in direct spending to the S.C. economy. The show, set in North Carolina but filmed in the Charleston area, spent... Read More

The Charleston Harbor deepening project is fully funded and on schedule to achieve a depth of 52 feet by mid-2022. Once the project is completed, Charleston Harbor will be the deepest on the East Coast. The Army Corps of Engineers... Read More

Charleston Southern University will offer the state’s first collegiate aeronautics program beginning in fall of 2021. With a forecast shortage of more than 804,000 civil aviation pilots in the next 20 years, according to a Boein... Read More

Bill Hall, founder of Hall Management Group, died unexpectedly Wednesday morning, the company said. “His family, friends, colleagues and I are devastated,” Jim Wahlstrom, director of human resources and operations, sai... Read More

The CEO of one of the largest festivals in the area is saying that the lack of incoming accommodations tax funds is going to severely hinder people from coming to Charleston to spend money. The state is anticipating the loss of millio... Read More

As cadets return to The Citadel for the 2020-2021 academic year, they’ll notice one new face in particular — albeit a rather wrinkly one. The Bulldogs have a new mascot, Gen. Mike D. Groshon, or G3 for short. The 15-mo... Read More

Dr. Raymond N. DuBois has been named director of the MUSC Hollings Cancer Center, the Medical University of South Carolina said in a news release. DuBois, who is also dean of the MUSC College of Medicine, will assume his additional role ... Read More

Funding for a new park-and-ride facility and transit hub on the Upper Peninsula has been awarded to Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments. The funding will be used to provide transportation options for hospitality workers... Read More

Office vacancies are up to 8.75% in the Charleston area for the second quarter, a 1.3 percentage-point increase over the first quarter, as companies that have been hit hard by COVID-19 are exiting their current spaces and choosing not to... Read More