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  • A listener has an unusual, daylight sighting of a bird usually seen only a dusk or after nightfall.
  • Most of what brass players do is done with the lips, and it’s invisible to us.
  • A Georgia bank is relocating to Upstate South Carolina, but with $18 billion in assets, when the move is complete it will become the largest bank headquartered in our state.
  • SC from A-Z: “G” is for Gallagher, Simon Felix (1756-1825).Missionary, educator.
  • South Carolina from A to Z: “H” is for Hamburg Massacre (July 8, 1876)
  • South Carolina from A to Z: “J” is for Jamerson, James (1936-1983)
  • This edition of the South Carolina Lede for March 27, 2021, features: a discussion of the $9.8 billion state budget the S.C. House approved this week; analysis of Gov. Henry McMaster's announcement that all South Carolinians over the age 16 will qualify for the COVID-19 vaccines beginning next week; a look the state flag design approved by a S.C. Senate committee; and more.
  • An update of the news, events and issues that are trending right now across South Carolina's business community.
  • Stimulus money, vaccinations, and a virus in retreat are all pointing to a more robust economy in 2021. But fears of inflation and rising interest rates could dampen prospects later in the year.
  • If you are a sports enthusiast, you’ve probably noticed that fans have been attending professional golf tournaments again. And that trend will continue when the PGA Tour returns soon to South Carolina, bringing with it a much-needed economic impact.
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