State Governor Henry McMaster (sc)
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Recent News About State Governor Henry McMaster (sc)
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Allegiance Flag Supply to expand, add 25 jobs in Charleston County
Allegiance Flag Supply is set to expand operations in Charleston County, creating 25 new jobs.
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State's Chef Ambassadors for 2022 unveiled
Gov. Henry McMaster, state Commissioner of Agriculture Hugh Weathers, and state Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism Director Duane Parrish, recently named three South Carolina chefs to serve as the state's official Chef Ambassadors for 2022.
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Ability Tri-Modal expands into Charleston County, creating 27 new jobs in transportation
Distribution and transportation provider Ability Tri-Modal will expand its operations in Charleston County, creating 27 new jobs with a $24 million investment.
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McMaster presents longtime TV newsman Sharpe with Order of Palmetto
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster last week saluted longtime Live 5 News anchor Bill Sharpe with the state’s highest civilian honor, the Order of the Palmetto.
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Home Depot expands supply chain operations in South Carolina, creating several new jobs
Atlanta-based retail home improvement and hardware giant The Home Depot will create nearly 100 new jobs by expanding operations throughout South Carolina, the company announced in a press release from Gov. Henry McMaster's office.
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South Carolina Oak to Barrel bringing 122 jobs to Bamberg County with new factory
South Carolina Oak to Barrel is building a new factory in Bamberg County and with it are coming new jobs, according to a press release from Gov. Henry McMaster's office.
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Argents Air Express expansion in Charleston to create 35 jobs
Logistics solutions industry leader Argents Air Express, Ltd. recently announced plans to expand to the Charleston area with a $400,000 investment aimed at creating 35 jobs.
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$15 million investment, 15 jobs coming to Berkeley County with HYDERA venture
Greenville-based energy, infrastructure and real estate investment company Pacolet Milliken and Colorado environmental services company OURAY recently announced plans for a $15 million joint venture that will establish operations in Berkeley County at the Charleston International Manufacturing Center.
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McMaster discusses plans to boost Interstate 26 extension
Gov. Henry McMaster was joined by state Department of Transportation Secretary Christy Hall and business leaders to introduce a proposal that would speed up plans to widen essential sections of Interstate 26 between Charleston and Columbia, according to a press release from the governor's office.