Southeastern Development News Today

Shelves collecting dust and Police Departments months of me questioning officials about why they never sent the kids for dna testing and months of thirty news now lobbying lawmakers to take action with our hashtag test the kids campaign. Weve just learned the attorney general has finalized a contract to get the more than two thousand kits tested. Finally they could hold the keys to solving crimes like rape and Sexual Assault and now they will no longer sit on the shelves and local Police Departm...

A new piece of public art celebrating Ballston's past and present has appeared outside the recently relocated Harris Teeter. "Present Pastimes," a window installation by Brooklyn-based artist Olalekan Jeyifous, draws inspiration from the surrounding neighborhood to depict bygone buildings, signage and leisure activities, such as playing golf at a departed putt-putt on Wilson Blvd. "It's

/PRNewswire/ -- Southeastern Development Associates in partnership with Harris Teeter is pleased to announce that it is unveiling a new work by Olalekan...

City of Forest Acres purchased six acres of land as part of the Richland Mall redevelopment deal. Now city officials wants input as to how the park should look.

Barbecue, Colombian and other food-and-beverage changes are coming to a strip of East Montague Avenue in North Charleston. Nexton to see 2 new dining options.

An update regarding the progress of big redevelopment plans for the former Richland Mall were announced during a press conference Monday morning.

Aiken Mayor Rick Osbon will call the Aiken City Council meeting to order shortly after 7 p.m. Nov. 27.

Proposed mixed-use building will be anchored by a Kroger, offer 236 residential units

The Chattanooga City Council unanimously approved Tuesday a seven-floor apartment complex on Manufacturers Road, one floor above the maximum allowed on the North Shore under the zoning regulation that governs the citys downtown.

The owner of a North Shore tract where up to five stories of new apartments are rising is fighting a ruling that allows another developer to put a seven-level complex nearby, claiming it will limit views along the Tennessee River.