March 2020 News

March 31, 2020

• Blackbaud Announces New Measures to Support Customers and Global Community in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic

• Gotcha Mobility Supporting Local Businesses During Covid-19 by Offering Electric Vehicles

• Ruth’s Chris Steak House Permanently Shutters Charleston Restaurant

• Charleston Professors Giving Free Help to Local Businesses with COVID-19 Questions

• Census Bureau Provides Update on 2020 Census Field Operations

• Knapp: South Carolina's Economy Will Survive If Small Businesses Survive

• SC Accountants Say Extended Tax Filing Season Will Cut into Their Summer Down Time

• Application Deadline Extended for SC Financial Literacy Master Teacher Program

• FEMA Extends Grace Period for Flood Insurance Renewal Premiums

• State Treasurer Curtis Loftis Recognizes Sabrina Cheek of Fairfield Central High School as Educator of the Month

• BBVA Research Weighs in on U.S. Economic Recovery from the Infection

• Facebook Spends $100M to Support Local News Amid Pandemic

March 30, 2020

• CCSD Nurses Collect Medical Supplies for the Community

• Womble Bond Dickinson’s Stephanie Few Recognized as One of Charleston’s 25 Notable Women

• Traditional Media is not Dead

• In These Coronavirus Times, SC's Drive-in Movie Theaters are no Longer a Thing of the Past

• SC Tourism Hub is among US Cities with Highest Share of Jobs ‘at Risk’ from Coronavirus

• Gov. Henry McMaster Declares Vietnam War Veterans Day in South Carolina

• South Carolina Receives Federal Disaster Declaration for COVID-19

• Publix Offering Rent Relief in Publix-owned Shopping Centers

• SCBIO EVP Erin Ford Appointed Member of South Carolina District Export Council for 2020-2021

• Dominion Energy Delays Opening Lake Recreation Areas

• How Breweries Are Shifting Their Business Model As The Coronavirus Continues To Cause Restrictions

• COVID-19: When Might We See a Recovery? Three Possible Scenarios

March 27, 2020

• 7 Ways to Help Lowcountry Restaurant Workers Right Now