
NNSA Names Betty Huck Savannah River Field Manager
The National Nuclear Security Administration appointed Betty L. Huck to lead its Savannah River Field Office, succeeding Michael A. Mikolanis.
In South Carolina, business news means corporate mergers, store chains, startups, market trends and executive leadership shifts. Reporting tracks the organizational changes that influence the state economy.

The National Nuclear Security Administration appointed Betty L. Huck to lead its Savannah River Field Office, succeeding Michael A. Mikolanis.
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Do you think the Hilton Head area's traffic is getting better or worse?
The $825 million Fix the Drive project will widen Interstate 95 from the Georgia border to one mile north of Hilton Head's Exit 8.

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Should companies like AT&T fund digital skills training in rural communities?
The grant will fund Palmetto Goodwill's Digital Navigator Program serving rural Florence and Sumter Counties.

Patrick Wechter will lead the Sandhill Research and Education Center on an interim basis starting November 1, 2026, while keeping his Charleston post.
HR solutions firm Landrum has added Grace Meade as a business consultant serving the Lowcountry of South Carolina.

Kenneth Shuler, who founded the statewide cosmetology school chain, passed away early Sunday morning.

Reporting here centers on regional funding, store footprint adjustments, corporate management updates and industry reports. It reaches across the state from the industrial hubs to the rural counties. State-level incentives and regulatory shifts create distinct patterns for how companies locate and grow here. The pace of investment remains the most consistent factor in how the state economy evolves over time.