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Companies bringing 100 jobs to Orangeburg County
ORANGEBURG, S.C. - South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley is traveling to Orangeburg for a jobs announcement.
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The (Charleston) Post and Courier: European trip a sound investment
The Sept. 4 Post and Courier article about the June trade and economic development meetings I attended in Europe painted a grossly inaccurate picture. Here are some things your readers should know.
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Boeing to hire 300 new workers
Recruiters for Boeing said the ReadySC website will finish accepting applications at midnight Saturday.
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NAPA Home & Garden faces firepot lawsuits in SC
A Mt. Pleasant firm has filed 2 personal injury and product liabilty lawsuits against a company after 2 charleston residents were hurt by what's called a "firepot".
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SC unemployment still hovers around ten percent
The head of the State's Employment and Workforce department says there are lots of jobs available.
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SC couple sentenced after baby burned in meth lab
GREENVILLE, S.C. - The parents of a Greenville County baby who suffered chemical burns in a meth lab have been sentenced on drug and child neglect charges.
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President, Vice President and cabinet to tour the country to highlight vision
President, Vice President and other administration officials to tour country to highlight vision for the future.
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Layoffs In Kingstree.
Firestone Building Products Company, today announced it will close its plant in Kingstree, S.C. in mid-2011 due to over-capacity.
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Wounded Spartanburg officer recovering from shootout that killed one
Spartanburg Public Safety Director Tony Fisher said Officer Jason Harris, a six-year veteran of the Public Safety Dept., was shot during a shootout with a drug suspect.
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California company plans SC solar cell plant
A California company plans to open a solar cell manufacturing plant in South Carolina that will hire 60 people initially.
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USC economists predict SC economy will improve in 2011
The University of South Carolina is predicting that the economy will improve in 2011 at the 30th annual Economic Outlook Conference Thursday.
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Career fair in North Charleston
Job placement company Chipton-Ross will hold a career fair on October 8th and 9th.
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Palmetto Synthetics creates 75 jobs, invests $7M in Kingstree
Palmetto Synthetics LLC will expand its operations in Williamsburg County, creating 75 jobs and investing an additional $7 million, according to a press release from the S.C. Department of Commerce.
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Two men to stand trial in slaying of World World II veteran
Jury selection is slated to began Monday in the trial of two Darlington men accused of killing an 83-year-old World World II veteran as he prepared to leave a Florence motel June 8, 2009.
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BMW hiring 500 new employees; How to get a job
The 500 new jobs will bring BMW's total employment in the area to 6,000, the same level as before the recession.
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What else is in the proposed South Carolina Illegal Immigration bill?
What else is in the proposed South Carolina Illegal Immigration bill? In addition to making some part of the federal immigration law state law, there are several other things written into the state illegal immigration bill.
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Turn your scrap metal into cash
We all have what's considered "junk" lying around. An old lawnmower maybe, or some old tools. And while most of us consider the items pretty worthless, you might want to re-consider.
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Meth lab explosion leaves SC man hospitalized
A man was hospitalized after authorities say a meth lab caught fire and exploded at his home in Anderson County.
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New Berkeley Co. plant plans to hire 130
If you're looking for work, a new plant, still under construction will bring more than 130 new jobs.
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Are you interested in working for Boeing?
Trident Technical College is increasing the number of classes to meet the demand for people going into the aeronautical field.
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CONSUMER ALERT: Cat food recalled in South Carolina
Cat food recall - food made in South Carolina.
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New 'hands on' engineering classes coming soon to HC schools
A new program to prepare students for college and potential engineering careers will be coming to Horry County Schools pretty soon.
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Delayed: millions of doses of swine flu vaccine
U.S. officials say the first big rollout of the swine flu vaccine in October will be much smaller than originally planned.
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Berkeley County prepares for property tax increases
Berkeley County says property taxes for home and business owners went up 15% in most recent assessment.
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Greening the Internet: How much CO2 does this article produce?
Every second spent web-browsing generates 20 milligrams of CO2 and some studies estimates that the Internet will produce 20 percent of the world's GHGs in 10 years.
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