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Something Sweet Is Coming to King Street: Sweet Supply Co. Grand Opening Set for Oct. 17
The Verde family of restaurants is bringing something sweeter to King Street. Sweet Supply Co., a colorful new candy and beverage shop at 433 King St., will celebrate its grand opening Saturday, Oct. 17, from noon to 5 p.m. Founded by Verde owners Jennifer and Sam Ferrebee, Sweet Supply Co....
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2026 GroundBreaker: Chad Frampton, President and CEO of Frampton Construction
GroundBreak Carolinas is honored to spotlight Chad Frampton, President and CEO of Frampton Construction, who has been named to the Class of 2026 GroundBreakers — an exclusive group of individuals recognized for going above and beyond to make a difference in the construction community across the Carolinas. Founded in 1993, Frampton is a Southeast-based construction firm offering planning and design support, preconstruction, and construction services. Based in Ladson, SC, in Charleston County, with additional offices in Charlotte and Tampa, the company is positioned to manage projects in the Southeast and beyond.
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Perfect Stones Nears Completion of $235,000 Natural Stone Project at Eight-Bedroom Estate Near Beaufort, SC
The Charleston stone fabricator is installing about 5,000 square feet of exterior natural stone and $99,000 in interior stonework at a private Lowcountry residence. BEAUFORT, S.C., Oct. 7, 2026 — Perfect Stones, a Charleston stone fabrication and installation company with a showroom in Beaufort, is in the final stage of a natural stone project valued […]
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Restaurants, golf simulator and medical office planned for new West Ashley development
WEST ASHLEY — A mixed-use commercial development near Walmart is starting to take shape. At the intersection of Bees Ferry Road and Glenn McConnell Parkway, 3955 and 3961 West Ashley Circle, a 15,000 square-feet development featuring five commercial spaces, recently began construction, according to Phillip Manchester, managing partner of SL Shaw, the project’s developer. “Foundations record and the buildings are going vertical in the next week with the expectation that they will be delivered, and the shells of the buildings, in the second to late second, early third quarter of 2027,” Mancheste...
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Advanced Design Center opens Charleston trade showroom
Advanced Design Center opens a trade-only showroom at 278 Meeting St. Larry and Nancy McCrae launched Advanced Window Fashions in 2003. The showroom offers furniture, custom closets and window treatment displays. Trade professionals can book private 90-minute client meetings without session fees. After 23 years in the home design industry,...
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City of Charleston negotiates new agreement with Dominion Energy
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Underground power line projects that stall would no longer hold their place in line under a new agreement the City of Charleston negotiated with Dominion Energy South Carolina (DESC), according to the city. City Council gave first reading approval on Tuesday, October 13, 2026, to the agreement. The agreement would replace […]
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The Indigo Road Hospitality Group Appoints New Chief Marketing Officer
CHARLESTON, South Carolina—The Indigo Road Hospitality Group (IRHG) announced the appointment of Catherine Woods as chief marketing officer. Based in Charleston, Woods joins the company’s executive leadership team and will report directly to Steve Palmer, founder and chief visionary officer. In this role, Woods will lead marketing across...
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Publix set to close multiple stores including one in South Carolina
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Publix closing 7 stores in 2026: See the full list
Publix is closing seven stores across three states in 2026, a move that comes as the beloved Southeastern chain navigates a rare slowdown in its sales growth. The employee-owned grocer, long admired for its customer service and popular sub sandwiches, has described closures like these as a normal part of running its business. It routinely replaces stores and shutters underperforming locations. Several of the closings this year are redevelopments, meaning the stores will be torn down and rebuilt rather than shut for good.