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Capital Automotive Group Announces Acquisition of Larry Cloninger Dealerships
Capital Automotive Group has announced the acquisition of six Larry Cloninger dealerships and an independent collision center in North and South Carolina, marking a significant expansion for the family-owned automotive group and the continuation of a legacy built on relationships, community, and more than four decades of friendship between the Cloninger and Michael families.
franchisetimes.com
Huddle House and Perkins Roll Out Incentives to Spur Franchise Deals
Ascent Hospitality Management is looking to drive growth for casual dining brands Huddle House and Perkins while making life financially easier for new franchisees. Why not solve two problems at once? That is the goal behind new initiatives for each brand, ranging from working directly with local governments to assist in new developments to slashing royalties for a restaurant’s first year. The latter move was announced last month to provide financial incentives for franchisees considering Huddle House.
Lexington County Chronicle
Guardian Ambulance taps Herring as VP of operations
Florence-based Guardian Ambulance has announced the promotion of Jason Herring to vice president of operations. In this role, Herring will provide strategic and operational leadership across the organization, support team members, strengthen service delivery and advance Guardian Ambulance’s commitment to patient care, the company said in a news release Friday, Oct. 2. He will report to David Abrams, Atlantic Region regional president.
massachusettsnewswire.com
Capital Automotive Group announces the acquisition of six Larry Cloninger dealerships
NATIONAL NEWS (RALEIGH, N.C.) — — Capital Automotive Group today announced the acquisition of six Larry Cloninger dealerships and an independent collision center in North and South Carolina, marking a significant expansion for the family-owned automotive group and, more importantly, the continuation of a legacy built on relationships, community, and more than four decades of friendship between the Cloninger and Michael families.
myfamilytravels.com
An Apollo 16 Astronaut Left His Moon-Boot Prints in Concrete at This Unexpected South Carolina Spot
Concrete boot prints pressed into the ground near a convention center are not what anyone expects to find on a beach vacation. A South Carolina beach trip was the plan, but sand and mini golf got pushed aside when I learned what those prints actually were. They belong to a...
dillonnews.org
First Citizens Bank In Process Of Becoming ADA Compliant
First Citizens Bank are in the process of becoming ADA Compliant. Work began today in the parking lot of the bank including a sidewalk from the bank to the sidewalk on the street and other compliant work. ADA Compliance means following the American Disabilities Act of 1990. First Citizens is...
yieldpro.com
Myrtle Beach-Area Multifamily Community Trades to ANiMAL Group
JLL Capital Markets announced that it has completed the sale of The Lorrel, a 270-unit, garden-style multifamily community in Little River, South Carolina. JLL represented the seller, Wakefield Residential, in the sale of the asset to ANiMAL Group. Completed in 2023, The Lorrel features one-, two- and three-bedroom units with...
Coastal Observer
Owner who sought subdivision sues county over work at boat landing
The owner of five lots in Murrells Inlet was looking to break even on his $1.48 million investment by subdividing them to allow 10 houses. When that plan looked to run afoul of Georgetown County’s new wetlands protection ordinance, the attorney for ABC098 LLC said the owner might have to go back to his original plan for a 36-room hotel.
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B-29 DOC and P-51 Gunfighter Scheduled to Visit Georgetown, South Carolina
Doc’s Friends, Wichita, Kansas, has announced that its B-29 DOC History Restored Tour will make a stop at Georgetown County Airport in Georgetown, South Carolina, from October 1-4, bringing two of WWII’s most recognizable aircraft together for public tours and ride experiences. Joining the Boeing B-29 Superfortress DOC will be the North American P-51D Mustang Gunfighter. Visitors will have the opportunity to see both aircraft up close during the four-day event, with cockpit and ramp tours available throughout the weekend.
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Georgetown mayor pushes back on developer’s claims about Liberty Steel project
GEORGETOWN, S.C. (WCBD) — The future of the former Liberty Steel site in Georgetown remains uncertain after a development agreement between the property owner and River Development Equities was terminated. River Development Equities has pointed to the City of Georgetown’s development and rezoning moratorium as one factor that created challenges for the proposed project. But […]
Savannah Morning News
Parker’s Kitchen enters Florida, plans major expansion through 2027
Parker’s Kitchen is preparing to open its first Florida location in Yulee in late October while expanding its footprint with recently opened stores in North Myrtle Beach and Lexington. The Savannah-based company is celebrating its 50th anniversary and plans additional growth across the Southeast, according to a community announcement. Parker’s Kitchen currently owns and operates 111 stores across the region and says it expects to open a record number of locations in 2027. “We’re thrilled to accelerate our robust growth plans by opening new stores in exciting new markets and meeting the needs of customers across the Southeast,” said Greg Parker, founder and executive chairman. “We’re committed to elevating what customers can expect from a convenience store and to being a great partner in the communities we serve.” The Yulee store is expected to open in late October at 75970 William Burgess Blvd. near the intersection of Interstate 95 and Highway 200. The location will serve the Jacksonville market. CEO John Rudolfs said the Florida expansion is part of the company’s long-term growth strategy. “Entering Florida represents an important step in Parker’s Kitchen’s long-term growth strategy,” Rudolfs said. “As we celebrate our 50th anniversary, we’re continuing to build on a
Star News
Publix set to open third Brunswick County location
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Little River bar fights to stay open amid rising costs
LITTLE RIVER, SC (WMBF) - A Little River bar and restaurant is fighting to stay open after 12 years in business. Rising food costs, inflation, and a liquor liability insurance bill are adding pressure on the business. Star Tavern owner Ron Johnson said he’s hoping the business can make it...