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Enjoy this new video journey of Charleston, SC from Sophia Claire

June 9, 2023

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In Sophia Claire’s new Charleston VLOG she explores Cypress Gardens, Perfumery, Art Museums, Afternoon Tea, Cafés and more.

About the Video

Visit Charleston, South Carolina with us! We went mid May and spent a few days strolling the city, taking a perfume class, rowing a boat where The Notebook was filmed… and other bits in between. The weather was perfection! This was our very first time visiting the historical city.

We definitely will be back for its unique charm!

Here’s where we ate in Charleston!

The Palmetto Café
Basic Kitchen
La Patisserie
167 Sushi Bar
Camellias
Poe’s Tavern

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tH-IAkoUhAA

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Pan Technology and Itron, Inc make major investments in South Carolina with new operations (170+ new jobs)

June 9, 2023

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Pan Technology, Inc.

$7.2 million investment will create 72 new jobs

Pan Technology, Inc. (Pan Technology), a manufacturer of pigment dispersions, specialty inks and coatings, today announced plans to establish its first South Carolina operations in Spartanburg County. The company’s $7.2 million investment will create 72 new jobs.

Headquartered in Carlstadt, New Jersey, Pan Technology specializes in manufacturing colorants, coatings and a wide variety of related specialty products for the paint and coatings, furniture, automotive, ink, construction and cosmetic industries.

With current operations in New Jersey, Pan Technology plans to build a new facility located at 109 Belton Drive in Spartanburg. The facility will expand the company’s manufacturing, lab and warehouse footprint into South Carolina.

Operations are expected to be online by the end of 2023. Individuals interested in joining the Pan Technology team should visit the company’s contact page.

The Coordinating Council for Economic Development approved job development credits related to this project.

QUOTES

“We are very excited to have the opportunity to expand our business with the help from the talented people of South Carolina. It’s a privilege to become part of Spartanburg County where we look forward to developing and expanding our products portfolio, which is diverse, sustainable and specialized to meet the customer’s objective.”
-Pan Technology, Inc. President Michael Rossomando

“It’s always exciting to see a company choose to increase its footprint by establishing South Carolina operations. Today we celebrate Pan Technology’s decision to invest $7.2 million and create new jobs in Spartanburg County.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“South Carolina’s manufacturing industry continues to play an important role in our economy. Because of companies like Pan Technology, we are further diversifying this sector while also providing unique opportunities within the state.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“We are grateful and excited when Spartanburg County is the chosen location for a business to expand its statewide options. Pan Technology couldn’t have picked a better location to align with their core businesses. In Spartanburg County, they’ve found a supportive partner to accommodate their mission and future growth. We welcome them to the Spartanburg team.”
-Spartanburg County Councilman and Economic Development Committee Chairman David Britt

FIVE FAST FACTS

Pan Technology, Inc. (Pan Technology) is establishing its first South Carolina operations in Spartanburg County.
The company’s $7.2 million investment will create 72 new jobs.
Pan Technology is a manufacturer of pigment dispersions, specialty inks and coatings.
Pan Technology is located at 109 Belton Drive in Spartanburg, S.C.
Individuals interested in joining the Pan Technology team should visit the company’s contact page.

Itron, Inc.

Company plans capital expenditure of $28.5 million over three years and will create nearly 100 new jobs

Gov. Henry McMaster and the S.C. Department of Commerce today announced that Itron, a global industrial Internet of Things (IoT) leader that innovates the way utilities and cities manage energy and water, plans to expand its Oconee County operations. The company is planning a capital expenditure of $28.5 million over three years that will create nearly 100 new jobs in the area.

Serving communities in more than 100 countries, Itron enables utilities and cities to safely, securely and reliably deliver critical infrastructure solutions. The company’s portfolio of smart networks, software, services, meters and sensors helps its customers better manage their critical infrastructure. Working to create a more resourceful world, Itron strives to improve quality of life, while ensuring the safety and well-being of millions of people around the globe.

Located at 313 S. Highway 11 in West Union, Itron plans to expand its existing facility and establish a Center of Excellence for manufacturing operations in North America. The company will reconfigure the plant to include manufacturing for gas and water endpoints, which collect and transmit meter data. Currently, the facility manufactures Itron’s next generation smart electric and gas meters.

The expansion is expected to be complete by the end of 2024. Individuals interested in joining the Itron team should visit the company’s careers page.

QUOTES

“Itron’s Oconee plant has a long history of manufacturing excellence and is known for its commitment to quality. Through past acquisitions, we have been located in the area for more than 50 years. We are proud of our roots here and look forward to expanding our operations.”
-Itron North America Operations Director and Oconee Plant Manager Vijay Rajaram

“We are extremely proud to see another Itron expansion in South Carolina. As a long-standing partner, Itron has served South Carolina for years, providing opportunities to the Oconee County community. Congratulations Itron, on continued success in the state.”
-Gov. Henry McMaster

“Itron has been a member of the Oconee County business community for more than 50 years, and we are delighted to support another investment within our borders. Itron continues to provide solutions to modernize critical infrastructure which is vital to sustainable economic development. Congratulations to Itron; we are grateful for such a strong partnership.”
-Secretary of Commerce Harry M. Lightsey III

“Since 1962, Itron has been a fixture in Oconee County. Their longevity is a testament to Itron and to the dedicated employee workforce in our area. It has been amazing to see the transformation in the utility meters which this company manufactures. We look forward to being part of Itron’s next generation of electric and gas meters.”
-Senate President Thomas C. Alexander

“It’s another top shelf for business moment in Oconee County with Itron’s decision to establish a Center of Excellence at their West Union facility. Itron is a world leader in the utility metering and monitoring sector and has been an important part of Oconee County’s economy for many years. As one of the county’s longest operating manufacturers, we are thrilled that Itron is making a commitment to significantly expand their Oconee operations, and we appreciate the new investment and excellent job opportunities it will generate. It speaks volumes about Oconee County’s outstanding business climate and workforce, which are capable of supporting a variety of advanced manufacturers.”
-Oconee Economic Alliance President and Chief Executive Officer Jamie Gilbert

FIVE FAST FACTS

Itron is expanding its Oconee County operations.
The company is planning a capital expenditure of $28.5 million over three years that will create nearly 100 new jobs in the area.
Itron is a global industrial Internet of Things (IoT) leader that innovates the way utilities and cities manage energy and water.
Itron is located at 313 S. Highway 11 in West Union, S.C.
Individuals interested in joining the Itron team should visit the company’s careers page.

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The Mills House Charleston is offering an exclusive Staycation Meeting Package for local SC businesses

June 7, 2023

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South Carolina Summer Staycation Meeting Package – Starting at $1,000

Bleisure is in full effect at Charleston’s iconic Pink Hotel. Businesses in Southern Carolina can take advantage of dynamic gathering spaces and brand-new amenities including a newly renovated rooftop pool in the heart of Historic Downtown.

This package includes –

Breakout space and set up for a meeting of up to 20 people
Water station service for duration of gathering
Premium WiFi
20 complimentary libations at signature restaurant Iron Rose (beer, house wine, well drinks and signature cocktails) to enjoy post meeting
Discounted room rates pre and post meeting

Valid offer now through August 31, 2023

Subject to availability – blackout dates may apply. Can not be combined with any other promotions.

Must be a business in the state of South Carolina.

To schedule a consultation:

Email: sales@millshouse.com
Call: 843-805-1067

Additional Information

Conference Room Capacity Specs

The Mills House Fact Sheet

About the Mills House Charleston

Originally opened in 1853, The Mills House was envisioned as “the finest hotel south of New York City” by owner and local Charleston entrepreneur, Otis Mills. Offering a level of grandeur and luxury that the city hadn’t seen, The Mills House was designed by architect John Earle and quickly became a landmark in the heart of the historic French Quarter. It was the first structure in Charleston to have both running water and steam heating on a large scale. Each floor was extravagantly furnished with eight bathing rooms exclusively for ladies, with both warm and cold showers and baths, while similar bathing rooms for gentlemen were built on the first floor. Steam heat was installed in all the public rooms and the individual guest rooms were equipped with coal grates.

When it came to the interior design, no expense was spared. Elaborate ceiling moldings, marble mantles, mahogany stair rails, a grand marble staircase and luxurious furniture and antiques set The Mills House as one of the city’s finest buildings. On the exterior, Earle implemented façade decoration with heavy cornices, terra cotta window pediments, a balcony made by the finest Philadelphia ironworkers, a grand entrance of arches, and columns and stucco walls fashioned like New York City brownstones. The hotel also boasts a courtyard designed by Loutrel Briggs, one of the city’s preeminent landscape architects in the 1900s.

The property fell into disrepair in the early 20^th century before it was purchased in the 1960s, when the new owners worked with local Charleston preservationists to take the building down to its foundation and reconstruct an exact historical replica in its place. Over the years, the hotel has hosted many famous guests, such as President Gerald Ford and Elizabeth Taylor.

In December 2022, The Mills House completed a multi-million-dollar transformation, including a complete reimagination of all original guest rooms and the addition of premium suites, while maintaining the old-world charm and warmth for which the hotel has long been known. Guests now enter through a lush hidden garden courtyard, one of the hotel’s many new bespoke spaces, which also include a new rooftop pool bar and terrace. The Mills House also now offers two new food and beverage concepts, including The Black Door Café, aptly named for its iconic paneled door on Queen Street. Tucked inside the hotel’s walled courtyard, Iron Rose represents the hotel’s new signature restaurant where guests can enjoy elevated, Southern coastal cuisine with indoor and outdoor courtyard dining. With the renovations, The Mills House transitioned to Curio Collection by Hilton as the portfolio’s first property in South Carolina.

In celebration of its 170-year anniversary in 2023, The Mills House will be celebrating all month long in August with a week of free giveaways; specials at signature restaurant Iron Rose paying homage to the hotel’s original dining menu in the 1800s; history talks and lectures; and more. Learn more at www.millshouse.com/cheersto170years.

Meeting Spaces

Meeting Street Terrace

Planters Suite

Rutledge Room

Queen Street Gallery

Iron Rose Restaurant

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Southern California Jewelry Brand gorjana Opens Its 50th Store in the Heart of Charleston’s King Street

June 7, 2023

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Opening on June 23, gorjana Will Bring its Effortless, Laid-Back Styles and Approachable Diamonds to 418 King Street, its First Location in the State and 50th in the Country

CHARLESTON, S.C. – JUNE 7, 2023 – gorjana, the fast-growing Laguna Beach-based jewelry brand, today announced it will open its 50th location in the heart of Charleston on June 23. At the 1,350-square-foot store on the iconic King Street, Charlestonians and vacationers can soon shop the nationally-recognized brand’s popular Southern California-inspired designs, ranging from plated to fine necklaces, earrings, bracelets and more.

“We’re so excited to open our 50th store nationwide and our first in South Carolina right in the heart of Charleston’s King Street, known for its remarkable history, and eclectic mix of extraordinary shopping and dining,” said Gorjana Reidel, Co-Founder. “From Southern California to South Carolina, our exceptional stylists at gorjana Charleston truly embody the styles of both coasts and look forward to helping future gorjana shoppers find their perfect layered look for the summer.”

When gorjana Charleston officially opens its doors, shoppers will be immersed in a welcoming coastal bungalow inspired by co-founders Gorjana Reidel and Jason Griffin Reidel’s Southern California roots. Light wood finishes, a crystal quartz chandelier, and a hand-dipped Lauren Williams Tapestry inspired by the iconic Laguna Beach coastline create the perfect backdrop to gorjana’s elevated yet effortless designs. Located prominently along historic King Street, gorjana Charleston will seamlessly blend SoCal with South Carolina charm, incorporating hints of southern charm throughout the space.

gorjana Charleston comes on the heels of a year of impressive growth and expansion for the brand and marks its 50th store location across the country. The store opening is an important milestone in the brand’s expansion across the Southeast, where it recently opened its first store in Georgia at Atlanta’s Ponce City Market. With an ever-growing collection of timeless designs, gorjana offers something for everyone. Its renowned in-store stylists offer exceptional service, including curating layered looks that help shoppers express their unique personal styles and offering complimentary engraving for online orders.

Since gorjana was founded in 2004, philanthropy has been central to the brand’s mission and approach to community-building. Over nearly 20 years, gorjana has worked with nonprofit organizations that support a range of national causes, with a particular focus on women and children through its annual partnerships with The Breast Cancer Research Foundation, Baby2Baby, Toys for Tots, Dress for Success and more. gorjana is also proud to partner with local charities in each of its locations. Local nonprofit organizations are encouraged to complete a donation request form to bring gorjana to their next event.

For more information on gorjana and its Charleston store, please visit: www.gorjana.com

Address:

418 King Street

Charleston, SC 29403

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ABOUT GORJANA

gorjana is a Southern California-based jewelry brand known for its effortless and laid-back style, with a wide assortment of pieces ranging from necklaces and earrings to bracelets and rings, as well as fine jewelry. Perfect for dressing up or down, gorjana offers pieces in both gold plating and solid gold, with an expanding collection of fine materials including diamonds, opals, sapphires, emeralds, turquoise, and more. gorjana was founded in 2004 on the apartment floor of husband and wife duo Jason and Gorjana Reidel, who would fulfill orders from their living room and drive thousands of miles selling the collection. In 2007, the brand opened its first office and ten years later, its first storefront in Laguna Beach. Since its founding, gorjana has grown into a multi-million dollar business that is still owned and operated by the couple today. For more information on gorjana, visit gorjana.com.

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Act of kindness from Charleston Police Officer gets graduate to his ceremony and back

June 6, 2023

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“While patrolling the West Ashley community, Officer Drayton met a young man riding his bike.

During their conversation, the young man informed him that he was riding his bike to North Charleston to attend his high school graduation. That’s when Officer Drayton stepped in and offered to drive the young man to his graduation ceremony and back home.

Thank you for your awesome act of kindness, Officer Drayton, and congratulations to this young man on his graduation”!

Source: City of Charleston Police Department

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Charleston County Waterparks officially open for the season tomorrow, June 7, 2023

June 6, 2023

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Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) will open its three waterparks – Splash Island in Mount Pleasant, Splash Zone on James Island, and Whirlin’ Waters in North Charleston – for daily operations starting Wednesday, June 7.

All three waterparks will remain open daily through mid-August. Hours of operation are 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Whirlin’ Waters Adventure Waterpark at North Charleston Wannamaker County Park is the largest of the three waterparks owned by CCPRC. Whirlin’ Waters features unique activities for all ages with attractions including the 60-foot-tall multi-person slide The Washout, the Big Splash Tree House, Rollin’ River lazy river, Big Kahuna wave pool, Tubular Twister slides, the Rip Tide Run mat racer slide and the Otter Bay kiddie area.

Splash Zone Waterpark is located within James Island County Park. It offers two 200-foot-long slides, a large leisure pool, a 500-foot-long lazy river with sprays and waterfalls, and a family play complex called The Rainforest that features slides, buckets and sprays.

Splash Island Waterpark, located within Mount Pleasant Palmetto Islands County Park, provides hours of fun for toddlers to pre-teenage children. Attractions include a 200-foot-long body flume, activity pool, a 16-foot-long otter slide, The Cyclone swirling water ride, and sprays, geysers, raindrop waterfalls and more.

The waterparks also offer a full range of amenities including concessions, lockers for securing items, lounge chairs, showers and restrooms. Each waterpark is staffed with certified lifeguards. Birthday party packages and private rentals are also available.

Park admission fees vary. Splash Passes offer unlimited waterpark access all season, and are available for sale now at CharlestonCountyParks.com.

CCPRC’s West County Aquatic Center in Hollywood opened for daily operations starting May 29. The West County Aquatic Center offers a 6,000-square-foot seasonal outdoor pool for beginner and seasoned swimmers alike, and also offers programming including swimming lessons, fitness programs and a new competitive swim team.

For more information on the waterparks or West County Aquatic Center, visit CharlestonCountyParks.com (direct link) or call 843-795-4386.

Charleston County Parks is hiring seasonal lifeguard and waterpark staff now, offering competitive pay and great benefits. For details and to apply, visit ccprc.com/jobs.

Splash Zone Waterpark, Splash Island Waterpark, Whirlin’ Waters Adventure Waterpark and the West County Aquatic Center are all owned and operated by CCPRC. The mission of CCPRC is to improve the quality of life in Charleston County by offering a diverse system of park facilities, programs and services. The large park system features over 11,000 acres of property and includes six regional parks, three beach parks, three dog parks, a skate park, two landmark fishing piers, three waterparks, 19 boat landings, a climbing wall, a challenge course, an interpretive center, a historic plantation site, an equestrian center, cottages, a campground, a marina, as well as wedding, meeting and event facilities. CCPRC also offers a wide variety of recreational services – festivals, camps, classes, programs, volunteer opportunities, and more. For more information, call 843-795-4386 or visit www.charlestoncountyparks.com.

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Charleston District, Horry County Host Public Input Meetings for Waccamaw River Flood Risk Management Study

June 5, 2023

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CHARLESTON, SC — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District and Horry County are hosting three public meetings to solicit public input as they consider flood risk reduction measures for flood impacts along the Waccamaw River and its tributaries.

The study will evaluate both structural and nonstructural measures to reduce flood risks to structures, transportation routes and life safety. Primary impact areas have been initially identified based on historical flooding information and include Bucksport, Socastee, City of Conway, Red Bluff, and Longs.

The public is invited to these “open house” meetings to learn more about the Waccamaw River FRM Study and interact with subject-matter experts.

For more information, please visit our website at: www.sac.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Waccamaw-River-Flood-Risk-Management-Study.

Meeting information is below:

Tuesday, June 13, 2023,
North Strand Recreation Center
120 Hwy 57S Little River, SC 29566
4:00pm – 6:00pm

Wednesday, June 14, 2023
James Frazier Community Center
1370 Bucksport Rd. Bucksport, SC 29577
4:00pm – 6:00pm

Thursday, June 15, 2023
Horry County Government and Justice Center
1301 Second Ave. Conway, SC 29526
4:00pm – 6:00pm

The $3.9 million study will be cost shared 50-50 with Horry County and it kicked off on Aug. 19, 2022, when the cost share agreement was signed.

Contact

Francisco Hamm
843-329-8174
francisco.g.hamm@usace.army.mil
69A Hagood Ave., Charleston SC 29403

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South Carolina Real Estate Commission to require disclosure of flood history to buyers

June 5, 2023

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Petition to shield home buyers from unforeseen costs and damages

CHARLESTON, S.C. — This month, a new disclosure form published by the South Carolina Real Estate Commission goes into effect that will ensure better information about flood history and erosion risk is shared between home sellers and buyers across the state. This improved transparency will help home buyers better prepare for future floods and take precautions such as purchasing flood insurance. Previous requirements did not give home buyers enough information about flood history or insurance claims, leaving buyers to discover flood risks after a storm brought property damage and high costs.

Surprisingly, there is no nationwide requirement that flood history be shared between seller and buyer during a home sale. This breakdown in risk communication makes it harder for state agencies to prepare for the accelerating impacts of climate change, and it unfairly leaves buyers in the dark. Thanks to proactive leadership from the state Real Estate Commission, South Carolinians will benefit from more comprehensive flooding disclosures for every home that goes on the market starting this summer. These changes empower homebuyers with more information and promote better decision-making and storm preparedness.

“The revised Residential Property Disclosure Statement strikes a great balance between increasing consumer awareness while also protecting existing homeowner rights,” said Nick Kremydas, Chief Executive Officer of South Carolina REALTORS®. “These changes would not have been possible without the forward thinking of the Real Estate Commission and the leadership of their Chairman Andy Lee nor the efforts of the Southern Environmental Law Center and Coastal Conservation League. It was pleasure to work with these groups for changes that will protect lives, properties, and dreams.”

Not limited to coastal areas, South Carolina is vulnerable to multiple flooding hazards from severe thunderstorms to hurricanes, and flooding is often exacerbated by development patterns. Nearly 210,000 South Carolinians are living in 900 square miles of flood-prone areas, and those affected by flooding before are likely to get hit again. While buyers could previously guess a home’s flood history using FEMA flood maps where they are accessible, all too often these maps do not accurately depict flood risk.

“People buying homes in high-hazard areas have to be informed before they can be prepared,” said Emily Cedzo, Director of Conservation Programs & Policy at the Coastal Conservation League. “Thanks to the leadership of the Real Estate Commission and partners at South Carolina REALTORS®, there will now be greater transparency in real estate transactions in our state.”

In addition to adding much-needed detail about the condition of a property, including flooding and coastal processes, enacting these disclosures could help reduce flood insurance rates across the state by earning points for all communities using the Community Ratings System.

“We applaud the South Carolina Real Estate Commission for empowering new homeowners with better information on flooding and erosion risks,” said Jenny Brennan, SELC Science and Policy Analyst. “This commonsense measure helps make the state more resilient to the next storm.”

The decision will allow South Carolina to catch up to states like Louisiana and Texas that already ensure buyers have information about a property’s flood and coastal hazard history. A similar change is coming to North Carolina after the state’s real estate commission passed a flood disclosure petition in March. With North Carolina and South Carolina now requiring improved disclosure of flood history, SELC will continue to work with our partners to advocate for these policies across the South.

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The Southern Environmental Law Center is one of the nation’s most powerful defenders of the environment, rooted in the South. With a long track record, SELC takes on the toughest environmental challenges in court, in government, and in our communities to protect our region’s air, water, climate, wildlife, lands, and people. Nonprofit and nonpartisan, the organization has a staff of 200, including more than 100 attorneys, and is headquartered in Charlottesville, Va., with offices in Asheville, Atlanta, Birmingham, Chapel Hill, Charleston, Nashville, Richmond, and Washington, D.C. southernenvironment.org

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5 Local Charleston, SC Organizations focused on Conservation Efforts – We hold you close to our hearts

June 4, 2023

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Here are some conservation organizations headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina:

Coastal Conservation League: (131 Spring Street, Charleston, SC) – The Coastal Conservation League is a nonprofit organization that focuses on protecting and preserving the natural landscapes, wildlife habitats, and quality of life in the South Carolina coastal region. They work on issues like land conservation, water quality, sustainable development, and climate change.
South Carolina Aquarium Conservation Programs: (100 Aquarium Wharf, Charleston, SC) – The South Carolina Aquarium, located in Charleston, is dedicated to promoting education and conservation of the region’s aquatic ecosystems. Their conservation programs focus on sea turtle rehabilitation, marine animal rescue, oyster reef restoration, and promoting sustainable fishing practices.
Audubon South Carolina: (125 Wappoo Creek Dr Building G, Suite 214, Charleston, SC 29412) – Audubon South Carolina is a state office of the National Audubon Society. They work to protect birds and their habitats through advocacy, education, and conservation initiatives. Their efforts include the protection of Important Bird Areas, promoting bird-friendly communities, and engaging citizens in citizen science projects.
Lowcountry Land Trust: (635 Rutledge Ave #107, Charleston, SC 29403) – The Lowcountry Land Trust is a nonprofit organization that focuses on preserving and protecting natural lands and scenic areas in the Lowcountry region of South Carolina. They work to conserve land through conservation easements, acquisitions, and partnerships with landowners and communities.
The Nature Conservancy South Carolina: (1417 Stuart Engals Blvd #100, Mt Pleasant, SC 29464) The Nature Conservancy is a global conservation organization that has a presence in South Carolina. Their South Carolina chapter works to protect and restore the state’s natural landscapes, rivers, and coastal habitats through science-based conservation strategies.

These organizations are actively engaged in various conservation efforts in and around Charleston, striving to preserve the region’s natural beauty, biodiversity, and environmental well-being.

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Last week marked the official groundbreaking for Atelier Nexton, a new modern work environment

June 4, 2023

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Last week marked the official groundbreaking ceremony for the anticipated newest edition to the Nexton community, Atelier Nexton. This modern work environment will be a beautiful edition to the Nexton vision.

About Atelier Nexton

WELCOME, ATELIER DOWNTOWN NEXTON

Is your business or workplace located within Nexton? It might be soon.

More and more, businesses are catching on to the benefits of locating in Nexton. Whether you’re shipping product, trying to catch a flight or just looking for a great lunch spot, a location in Nexton makes your employees’ days a lot more efficient. Which makes them a lot more happy. And happier employees = better business.

So, what exactly makes a day better? For starters, a superb location just off I-26 equidistant to downtown Charleston and I-95. Lots of green space for important brain-boosting breaks within nature. Trails for a quick cardio workout or even a walking meeting. Proximity to great restaurants and time-saving services. Access to lightning fast internet speeds.

If the stars align, they might just find they can walk to work, too. From apartments and townhomes to spacious single-family homes and semi-custom executive homes, Nexton has a diversity of home types to suit all family makeups. And have we mentioned Nexton was named 2022 Mixed-Use Community of the Year by the National Association of Homebuilders?

Introducing Atelier Downtown Nexton

Meet the new guy in town. A fellow innovator, Atelier (pronounced A-tel-yay) Downtown Nexton is an office environment inspired by modern think tank spaces. Perched on 7.5 acres in the middle of Nexton, the campus-like setting will include multiple two-story buildings up to 18,000 square feet.

What kind of business can we expect? Small entrepreneurs to larger commercial, medical and service organizations are going to find Atelier Downtown Nexton ideal. Common green spaces, trails within and linking to the rest of Nexton, and a thoughtful, modern design will appeal to business of all sizes. The campus will also feature ample parking for quick and convenient access.

Breaking ground later this year and opening in 2024, Atelier may just be your future workplace.

Are you a business owner ready to make moves? For more information on available spaces, contact Peter Fennelly, Bridge Commercial at 843-425-0186.

See you on the trails.

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