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Micah Mallace named new SC Ports president and CEO
SC Ports names Micah Mallace as its new president and CEO. The longtime maritime leader returns to guide South Carolina’s port operations and growth.
SC Ports President and CEO Barbara Melvin resigns
Melvin has served in multiple roles for SC Ports since 1998.
Reimbursement complete for $580M Charleston Harbor deepening project
The final $21.28 million federal reimbursement secures the project's completion.
Century Aluminum invests $50M to restart Lowcountry smelter
The investment will create 100 jobs and boost U.S. aluminum output by 10%.
459K-square-foot Summerville distribution facility hits the market
The current occupant supplies heavyweights such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and Ferrari.
Harbor Logistics expands in Summerville with new facility
The 621,000-square-foot facility will boost storage, streamline operations and support SC Ports' growing logistics network.
SC Ports grows cargo, rail volume in fiscal year 2025
SC Ports handled 2.6M TEUs in FY2025, up 3% from 2024, with record inland rail moves and continued growth at Charleston and Greer terminals.
Camp Hall named top U.S. industrial park by report
Camp Hall Commerce Park in Moncks Corner ranks No. 1 in the U.S. by Business Facilities, citing $7.9B impact, eco focus and strong infrastructure.
Mercedes-Benz Vans hits 5M Sprinter milestone
Mercedes-Benz Vans celebrates 5 million Sprinters produced globally, with the milestone eSprinter built at its North Charleston facility for FedEx.
Charleston-based Stevens Towing marks 112 years of coastal service
For over a century, Stevens Towing has powered coastal transport, evolving from mail delivery to heavy cargo with a family-first approach and strong workforce.
Dock Blocks goes all-American with US-made products
The purpose of the transition is to reduce lead time and freight costs and now, the additional risk of tariffs.
Could Hyundai be the Port of Charleston’s next big export customer?
A new $12.6B auto plant near Savannah is the largest economic investment in Georgia history — and South Carolina is on standby.
