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Evette hosts annual lieutenant governor's conference in Myrtle Beach - Vimarsana News

Evette hosts annual lieutenant governor's conference in Myrtle Beach

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) – Wednesday marked Day 1 of a three-day conference for the National Lieutenant Governors Association’s spring meeting in Myrtle Beach. This year’s conference was hosted by South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette at the Marriott Myrtle Beach at Grande Dunes. The annual meeting was first organized by the nonprofit in 1962 with […]

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SC port's cargo in '23 down from previous year's record | Business - Vimarsana News

SC port's cargo in '23 down from previous year's record | Business

Containerized cargo at the Port of Charleston was down in 2023 compared to the previous year's record, but up slightly from levels seen before the pandemic.

Charleston's port outperforms peers even as cargo levels continue to lag - Vimarsana News

Charleston's port outperforms peers even as cargo levels continue to lag

Consumers continued to have a tight grip on their wallets over the past two months, leading to reduced cargo shipments through the Port of Charleston, but the decline was not

Post-pandemic lull leads to fiscal year cargo decline for SC ports - Vimarsana News

Post-pandemic lull leads to fiscal year cargo decline for SC ports

Projections call for container volume to rebound through next June.

SC ports agency could see belt tightening as pandemic's budget benefits fade - Vimarsana News

SC ports agency could see belt tightening as pandemic's budget benefits fade

As the State Ports Authority's budget comes back to Earth in the coming fiscal year, the owner and operator of the Port of Charleston could be facing some tough decisions