CRESCENT Political Notes: March 19
Filing for the June 2012 Democrat and Republican primaries opened this past Friday at Noon as federal, state, and local offices will be on the ballot this year. Here are a few incumbents and challengers who made campaign announcements. Senator Larry Martin (R-Dist 2-Pickens County) “It continues to be an honor to represent the people […]
CRESCENT Philanthropy: March 19, 2011
Heritage Classic Foundation Distributes Verizon Foundation Grants The Heritage Classic Foundation is distributing funds to those in need thanks to a grant from the Verizon Foundation. The Verizon Foundation awarded the three-year $1.5 million grant to the Heritage Classic Foundation in 2011. Each year, half of the grant is used to continue the Heritage Scholar […]
Lt. Governor McConnell Will Not Seek Reelection to His Former Senate Seat
Since last week’s resignation of former Lt. Gov. Ken Ard and the constitutional succession of former Senator Glenn McConnell to the state’s second highest office, rumors have swirled as to Lt. Gov. McConnell’s intentions regarding the seat he held for so long. This afternoon, Lt. Gov. McConnell issued a formal statement to clarify his position […]
Rolled Alloys Establishing New Operations in Chester County
Rolled Alloys, a provider of specialty alloys, announced plans to locate its new facility in Chester County. The $3.7 million investment is expected to generate 24 new jobs. “We are pleased to move forward with plans to open a new facility in Chester County. South Carolina offers our company an excellent business environment and a […]
House Approves Balanced State Budget. Includes Tax Relief, Port Dredging, Teacher Raises.
The South Carolina House of Representatives approved a balanced 2012-2013 general fund state budget today, sending more than $600 million in tax relief, prioritizing teacher raises, and adhering to the House’s spending limit legislation. “I’m proud of my committee and staff and all of their hard work throughout this process,” said House Ways and Means […]