Managing Communication During Covid-19

As we continue to find our place and space in the pandemic working environment, communication shines through as a key contributor to job success. Read More »

It's OK to Want to Grow Your Business

A global pandemic, coupled with a cratered economy, has left people with a downright lousy outlook. Read More »

General Aviation becoming a more attractive option for air travel

While coronavirus (Covid-19) has affected revenue and passenger traffic at most commercial U.S. airports, the disease has turned into almost a blessing in disguise in the last few months to the world of general and business aviation. Read More »

Commercial Air Travel: Holding out for a slow recovery

Officials at airports across South Carolina are projecting several years before state airports fully recover from coronavirus. Read More »

U.S. Airports to Receive Nearly $3.5 billion from FAA Money to Aid Already Sizable CARES Act Funding

Even with a vaccine for coronavirus still pending, U.S. airports are getting a shot in the arm – thanks to four major recent funding programs from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Read More »

Partnership keeps coronavirus supplies and cargo moving at CAE

While passenger travel has declined considerably at South Carolina airports due to the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic, the moving of equipment, materials, supplies and other freight to all parts of the world has continued almost unhampered at Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) – thanks to a collaboration between the airport, Nephron Pharmaceuticals and United Parcel Service (UPS). Read More »

Restaurateur Bill Hall Sr. Left a Lasting Legacy

Bill Hall Sr., whose dining establishments range from the Upstate through the Midlands to the Lowcountry and include Halls Chophouse, High Cotton and Rita’s Seaside Grille, will be missed by those both inside and outside the restaurant industry. Read More »