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House Washing

Having your home cleaned by a professional pressure washing company can be highly advantageous. It can remove daily contaminants and enhance the aesthetics of your property, boosting its curb appeal. Additionally, pressure washing can help reduce allergy triggers, minimize asthmatic attacks, and relieve respiratory fatigue. It is an excellent way to transform grungy, dull, and filthy surfaces into bright, vibrant, and fresh-looking ones.

Roof Washing

At Prince of Pressure Washing, we understand that high-pressure washing is not suitable for most exterior surfaces around your home in Charleston, SC. That's why we provide custom-tailored exterior cleaning solutions to meet your specific needs. Our expert soft washing services are designed to remove even the toughest contaminants from the most delicate surfaces while keeping them safe.

For our soft washing services, we use concentrated cleaning products to loosen the grip of aggressive organic growth that can shorten the life of your surfaces. Once the invasive organisms, dirt, grime, and environmental pollutants are loosened, we gently rinse them away from your vinyl siding, natural wood, roofing shingles, and more! Regular soft washing services not only help keep your home clean but also give you more free time to spend with your friends and loved ones.

Driveway and Concrete Washing

When people visit your home, driveways are often the first thing they see. As first impressions matter, having a clean driveway is important. A dirty and stained driveway can make your property look old and uninviting. On the other hand, a clean driveway can enhance the appearance of your property and increase its curb appeal. At Prince of Pressure Washing, we understand that each customer has unique preferences and needs when it comes to driveway pressure washing in Charleston, SC. That's why we provide a variety of pressure washing and services to cater to their unique needs. Oil stains? Brake dust buildup? Tree sap? We can handle it all.

Deck Washing

Would you want to go to a backyard BBQ if you knew that your friend's deck was dirty and disheveled? We wouldn't either. If you want to ensure that your deck stays beautiful and strong for cookout season, it is important to keep it clean. At Prince of Pressure Washing, we offer reliable and professional deck cleaning services that can help maintain your outdoor space's aesthetics. Our team of skilled professionals uses pressure washing techniques to effectively remove dirt, mold, and mildew from your deck, which can prevent future damage and keep your deck looking fresh and new.

Fence Washing

Ensuring that your property has a clean fence is crucial not only for its visual appeal but also for safety and security purposes. To maintain its longevity and aesthetic value, you should have your fence pressure washed at least once a year. This simple yet effective method can remove dirt, grime, mold, mildew, and other harmful substances that can damage your fence. In doing so, you can prolong the life of your fence and keep it looking new at the same time.

Gutter Cleaning & Brightening

Clean gutters are crucial for maintaining a home's roofing system. They help protect your home from water damage, prevent pests from entering, and provide better insulation. Neglected gutters may lead to clogging and severe problems, including rot. Prince of Pressure Washing's experienced technicians use the latest pressure washing technology to clean your gutters quickly and efficiently, keeping them in top-notch condition and preventing costly repairs. If you notice rainwater pooling in your yard or it sounds like water is dripping within your gutters, it could be time to have them cleaned and brightened.

Trash Can Washing

When homeowners think about pressure washing in Charleston, SC, they don't always think about having their trash cans clean. The truth is, though, that having a dirty trash can near your home isn't just an eyesore - it's a health hazard for your family. That's why we take extra care to make sure that your trash cans are safely sanitized. Don't let dirty cans put your family's health at risk. Contact us today to get your Charleston, SC trash cans cleaned with our top-quality pressure washing services.

Solar Panel Cleaning

If you want to make the most of the energy produced by your solar panels, it's important to keep them clean. Regular solar panel washing services in Charleston, SC can help remove dirt, dust, and other impurities that can collect on your solar panels and reduce their efficiency. What's the point of having an expensive solar panel setup if their power is zapped by grime and dirt buildup? If you're looking to optimize performance and reduce maintenance costs, it's time to call our pressure washing company.

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Keep Your Family Healthy

If you have been penalized for failing to file or pay your taxes on time, you might be eligible for penalty abatement or penalty adjustment. Penalty abatement involves getting rid of the assessed tax liability, while penalty adjustment means altering or reducing it. In certain situations, you may also be able to receive refunds for previous penalties and interest charges.

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Prime Your Painting Surfaces

Pressure washing is an effective way to prep exterior surfaces before resurfacing, refinishing, or repainting. This removes all grime and dirt from the surface, creating a smooth and clean area free of grit. By pressure washing first, you can ensure that outdoor surfaces hold their new finish quickly.

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Prevent Future Damage

Moisture buildup in summer and winter can cause serious damage to your home's surfaces. Mold and grime can lead to permanent damage if left unattended, especially in hard-to-reach areas. A professional pressure washer in Charleston, SC can remove these contaminants and prevent potential damage from occurring in the future.

Monument and Statue Washing

Seeing a beautiful statue or monument suffering from algae, mold, and dirt buildup is a sad sight to see. That's especially true when one of these items is proudly displayed for business purposes. At Prince of Pressure Washing, our skilled technicians have years of experience pressure washing and beautifying historic landmarks, artistic sculptures, and commemorative memorials with grace. We're proud to be your partner in safeguarding the heritage and visual appeal of your commercial space, by cleaning the symbols that embody your establishment's history.

Graffiti Removal

There's no question about it - unwanted graffiti can have a negative impact on the appearance of your business. At Prince of Pressure Washing, we take great satisfaction in removing all traces of offensive graffiti from your property, just as a firefighter would feel after putting out a house fire.

We treat graffiti removal as a high-priority item for our clients, and our response time is always consistent. We understand that pervasive and offensive graffiti is a blemish on the beauty of our community. When you call us for graffiti removal from your commercial exteriors, we will ensure that the job is done quickly and efficiently.

Driveway Cleaning

Savvy business owners know that having regular maintenance services performed - like pressure washing in Charleston, SC - just makes good business sense. And when it comes to good business decisions, having your building washed is near the top of the list. We recognize the importance of your business property as a significant investment. That's why we provide dependable, cost-effective, and thorough building washing services that add value to your commercial property. Our team of pressure washing techs will show up on time, follow instructions to a T, and thoroughly clean the exterior surfaces of your office buildings, outbuildings, warehouses, and other commercial structures.

Commercial Building Washing

Savvy business owners know that having regular maintenance services performed - like pressure washing in Charleston, SC - just makes good business sense. And when it comes to good business decisions, having your building washed is near the top of the list. We recognize the importance of your business property as a significant investment. That's why we provide dependable, cost-effective, and thorough building washing services that add value to your commercial property. Our team of pressure washing techs will show up on time, follow instructions to a T, and thoroughly clean the exterior surfaces of your office buildings, outbuildings, warehouses, and other commercial structures.

Oil Stain Removal

Prince of Pressure Washing employs hot water pressure washing methods to remove oil stains and grease from the walkways and parking lots of your business. Water at temperatures above 180 degrees is known to effectively lift oil residue from surfaces, while the high heat also enhances the ability of cleaning formulas to dissolve and emulsify grease and oil, making it easier to flush from the surface. As most paved surfaces are highly porous, our experts use cutting-edge equipment and powerful detergents to extract any deeply ingrained grease and oil stains.

Parking Lot Striping

We offer a comprehensive approach to parking lot management, which includes creating new parking spaces, refreshing faded lines, and adding directional arrows. Our thorough approach ensures that your parking area is well-organized, safe, and visually appealing. Charleston, SC businesses and property owners choose Prince of Pressure Washing because of our commitment to quality and our dedication to enhancing the overall functionality and aesthetics of their parking facilities. Call today to see what we can do for you!

Dumpster Pad Cleaning

There are numerous benefits to cleaning your dumpster pad. It not only enhances your property's appearance but also helps prevent pests, mold, and other unhealthy items. Pressure washing cleans your dumpster pad and helps ensure it stays clean - which protects you and your employees. Dumpster pad cleaning also helps reduce bad odors and keeps your property looking fresh and inviting.

Commercial Concrete Cleaning

Commercial property owners should prioritize business concrete pressure washing as an essential part of maintenance. This type of pressure washing involves using high-pressure water to eliminate dirt, grime, oil stains, mildew, and other contaminants from concrete surfaces like parking lots, sidewalks, and storefronts. With help from Prince of Pressure Washing, you can improve the appearance of your business. Perhaps more importantly, you'll help prevent slip hazards and long-term damage that can lead to costly repairs.

Seeing a beautiful statue or monument suffering from algae, mold, and dirt buildup is a sad sight to see. That's especially true when one of these items is proudly displayed for business purposes. At Prince of Pressure Washing, our skilled technicians have years of experience pressure washing and beautifying historic landmarks, artistic sculptures, and commemorative memorials with grace. We're proud to be your partner in safeguarding the heritage and visual appeal of your commercial space, by cleaning the symbols that embody your establishment's history.

We treat graffiti removal as a high-priority item for our clients, and our response time is always consistent. We understand that pervasive and offensive graffiti is a blemish on the beauty of our community. When you call us for graffiti removal from your commercial exteriors, we will ensure that the job is done quickly and efficiently.

Savvy business owners know that having regular maintenance services performed - like pressure washing in Charleston, SC - just makes good business sense. And when it comes to good business decisions, having your building washed is near the top of the list. We recognize the importance of your business property as a significant investment. That's why we provide dependable, cost-effective, and thorough building washing services that add value to your commercial property. Our team of pressure washing techs will show up on time, follow instructions to a T, and thoroughly clean the exterior surfaces of your office buildings, outbuildings, warehouses, and other commercial structures.

Savvy business owners know that having regular maintenance services performed - like pressure washing in Charleston, SC - just makes good business sense. And when it comes to good business decisions, having your building washed is near the top of the list. We recognize the importance of your business property as a significant investment. That's why we provide dependable, cost-effective, and thorough building washing services that add value to your commercial property. Our team of pressure washing techs will show up on time, follow instructions to a T, and thoroughly clean the exterior surfaces of your office buildings, outbuildings, warehouses, and other commercial structures.

Prince of Pressure Washing employs hot water pressure washing methods to remove oil stains and grease from the walkways and parking lots of your business. Water at temperatures above 180 degrees is known to effectively lift oil residue from surfaces, while the high heat also enhances the ability of cleaning formulas to dissolve and emulsify grease and oil, making it easier to flush from the surface. As most paved surfaces are highly porous, our experts use cutting-edge equipment and powerful detergents to extract any deeply ingrained grease and oil stains.

We offer a comprehensive approach to parking lot management, which includes creating new parking spaces, refreshing faded lines, and adding directional arrows. Our thorough approach ensures that your parking area is well-organized, safe, and visually appealing. Charleston, SC businesses and property owners choose Prince of Pressure Washing because of our commitment to quality and our dedication to enhancing the overall functionality and aesthetics of their parking facilities. Call today to see what we can do for you!

There are numerous benefits to cleaning your dumpster pad. It not only enhances your property's appearance but also helps prevent pests, mold, and other unhealthy items. Pressure washing cleans your dumpster pad and helps ensure it stays clean - which protects you and your employees. Dumpster pad cleaning also helps reduce bad odors and keeps your property looking fresh and inviting.

Commercial property owners should prioritize business concrete pressure washing as an essential part of maintenance. This type of pressure washing involves using high-pressure water to eliminate dirt, grime, oil stains, mildew, and other contaminants from concrete surfaces like parking lots, sidewalks, and storefronts. With help from Prince of Pressure Washing, you can improve the appearance of your business. Perhaps more importantly, you'll help prevent slip hazards and long-term damage that can lead to costly repairs.

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BermudAir lands at Charleston International, offering a first-of-its-kind nonstop

Bermuda's pink-sand beaches are just a two-hour flight away for Lowcountry residents, now that BermudAir has launched its newest nonstop route."Ladies and Gentlemen, the first Bermuda flight to Charleston has just landed. We will be boarding shortly," an airline gate agent said over the intercom as the first direct flight from Bermuda touched down on the CHS runway April 19.The landing was followed by applause from passengers waiting to board....

Bermuda's pink-sand beaches are just a two-hour flight away for Lowcountry residents, now that BermudAir has launched its newest nonstop route.

"Ladies and Gentlemen, the first Bermuda flight to Charleston has just landed. We will be boarding shortly," an airline gate agent said over the intercom as the first direct flight from Bermuda touched down on the CHS runway April 19.

The landing was followed by applause from passengers waiting to board.

The excitement drew onlookers from nearby gates to the window to watch as the plane, marked with a colorful bright tail, pulled into gate A1. The pilots, still in the cockpit, waved to the crowd.

Fran Tucker Griffiths was among the group, waiting with her ticket and passport in hand to board. Though she spends most of her time in South Carolina now, she lived in Bermuda for 38 years and raised her children there. To her, the island is still home.

"The day they announced this flight, I booked it," Griffiths said. "I'm so excited. I've been waiting since 1982 for a nonstop route. We've had to fly Delta through Atlanta and make a whole day of it, but this two-hour flight saves us a day of travel."

She already has tickets booked for additional May and June trips.

"Bermuda has amazing golf and the most beautiful beaches and people. It's just a special place," Griffiths said.

BermudAir, the resort island's carrier, will serve Charleston year-round with a once-weekly Saturday flight to and from L.F. Wade International Airport in the historic town of St. George.

The weekly flight departs CHS at 5:30 p.m. every Saturday and arrives in St. George's about two hours and 10 minutes later. The return leg will touch down around 4:45 p.m. every Saturday.

BermudAir took to the skies slightly over a year ago, with two Embraer ER-170 jets to serve three U.S. cities: Boston, Fort Lauderdale and the New York City area. Before the carrier hit its first anniversary, it had entered seven markets in North America. BermudAir now flies to 10 destinations in the U.S. and three in Canada.

The carrier is the first to be headquartered on the island, which is about 900 miles nearly due east of the South Carolina coastline.

CEO Adam D. Scott said year-round service is key to Bermuda's goal of becoming a destination for business and leisure travelers beyond the summer vacation months.

"We're really pleased with the interest from both directions," Scott said.

The CEO was on the inaugural CHS flight, which was more than 60 percent full. He said it can be hard to anticipate how balanced the outbound and inbound traffic will be, but the equal interest from day one is "indicative of the demand in both markets."

More than 40 passengers deplaned at CHS, and another 30 boarded shortly after.

"Charleston a great historic city with a lot of unique character, and so is Bermuda," Scott said.

Among those landing in Charleston was a Daniel Island family returning from a spring break trip. Frank Pete, his wife Katy and their two children chose Bermuda as their vacation destination because they could take the BermudAir flight home.

"It was nice clearing customs in Bermuda, because it made flying back a breeze as if we were flying domestic," he said. "The experience was great. We enjoyed the stalagmite caves, beaches and cliff jumping on the trip."

The once-weekly route is not ideal for those looking outside of a seven-day trip, but Scott said the target is to move to a twice-weekly flights in the future if interest remains strong. He doesn't see it as a deterrent in the meantime since passengers can always return to Charleston via a domestic connection.

Bermuda is known as a vibrant, tropical and cosmopolitan getaway with blush-colored sand, coral reefs, historic sites and an international finance sector.

Travelers from Bermuda shared their favorite sights to see beyond the pink sand beaches it's most known for — crystal caves, the history of St. George, the Royal Naval Dockyard and other spots.

Charleston International CEO Elliott Summey said the schedule between the Lowcountry and Bermuda "marks a significant milestone for both regions" and promotes business and leisure travel between the two areas.

“This new route enhances our international connectivity and strengthens economic and cultural ties between the Lowcountry and the island," Summey said.

Debi Ray-Rivers is an example of that business demand. She's a Bermudian who recently moved to Hilton Head Island full-time. She was on her way to Bermuda April 19 to manage her nonprofit and has a return ticket booked for next week.

"I will be flying back and forth regularly, so I am very excited to have this convenient option," Ray-Rivers said.

Before BermudAir, she'd fly out from Savannah-Hilton Head International to a connecting flight in Atlanta.

"I hope people come visit Bermuda because of this route. We have the most beautiful island and it's an absolute gem in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean," Ray-Rivers added.

Beverly Connell, a Bermudian that lives in the Beaufort area, said the route saves her from the usual long layover in Atlanta or Charlotte airports.

"I couldn't believe there would ever be a direct flight to Bermuda from Charleston. The less airports you have to go through the better," Connell said.

Reach Megan Fernandes at mfernandes@postandcourier.com.

Federal money laundering charges filed in SC case with ties to Charleston County

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCSC) - The U.S. Attorney’s Office says three men face federal charges in a years-long investigation into one of the largest professional money laundering operations in the state’s history.Nasir Ullah, 28, and Naim Ullah, 32, both of Sumter; and Puquan Huang, 49, of Buford, Georgia, are charged with conspiring to launder millions of dollars of proceeds derived from drug trafficking.Acting U.S. Attorney Brook Andrews said the three men are accused of laundering more than $30 million in illegal drug pr...

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCSC) - The U.S. Attorney’s Office says three men face federal charges in a years-long investigation into one of the largest professional money laundering operations in the state’s history.

Nasir Ullah, 28, and Naim Ullah, 32, both of Sumter; and Puquan Huang, 49, of Buford, Georgia, are charged with conspiring to launder millions of dollars of proceeds derived from drug trafficking.

Acting U.S. Attorney Brook Andrews said the three men are accused of laundering more than $30 million in illegal drug proceeds.

“They offered their services to drug dealers across the southeast from whom they would purchase large amounts of cash,” Andrews said. “They would then use those drug proceeds to purchase and ship electronics to destinations in China and the Middle East and use those transactions to conceal the illegal source of their funds.”

The accused men collected drug money in Charleston, Richland, Sumter and York Counties, Andrews said.

“They transported cash from across the state and stored it at two business properties in Sumter while they worked to hide their trail through foreign transactions,” he said.

Drug Enforcement Administration Assistant Special Agent in Charge Michael Tooley said the DEA began investigating the leadership elements of Mexico’s two dominant drug cartels and identified a large-scale and complex money laundering network operating throughout South Carolina and elsewhere to launder millions of dollars.

Tooley said one of the drug seizures listed in the indictment of $177,000 of drug money could have purchased 7 kilograms of powdered fentanyl. One kilogram has the potential to kill 500,000 people, he said.

“Seven kilograms of fentanyl has the potential to kill three-and-a-half million people, more than half of the population of South Carolina,” he said.

He said approximately five out of 10 illegal pills seized and analyzed by the DEA contain a lethal or fatal dose of fentanyl.

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Chase ramps up SC branch openings while Pitbull plans a Charleston show

Chase is more than doubling down on the fast-growing Summerville market under its souped-up branch-expansion plan for the Carolinas.The JPMorgan-owned retail-banking division has been approved by federal regulators over the past few weeks for three new full-service retail offices in the area, on top of the two it’s already opened.The latest were greenlighted earlier this month by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. One is proposed for the northeast corner of Ne...

Chase is more than doubling down on the fast-growing Summerville market under its souped-up branch-expansion plan for the Carolinas.

The JPMorgan-owned retail-banking division has been approved by federal regulators over the past few weeks for three new full-service retail offices in the area, on top of the two it’s already opened.

The latest were greenlighted earlier this month by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. One is proposed for the northeast corner of Nexton Parkway and Brighton Boulevard, while the other would be at the northwest corner of North Main Street and 3rd Avenue near the Carnes Crossroads development.

The agency last month approved a prior request for an office at Central Avenue and Old Parsonage Road in Knightsville.

In addition, Chase has filed nine other applications this year for future branches in Bluffton, Boiling Springs, Columbia, Irmo, Lexington and Spartanburg.

The bank has set a goal of having 100 retail locations open by the end of 2025 in the Carolinas.

Chase has opened 25 brick-and-mortar outposts and about a dozen teller machines since announcing its expansion into the Palmetto State in 2018. The majority of the branches are in Charleston and Greenville markets.

Mr. 305 in the 843

Rapper and singer Pitbull is eyeing Credit One Stadium for a summer show on what's likely to be a hot night.

An application for a concert by the Miami-based artist will be considered by the city of Charleston’s Special Events Committee at its next meeting. The document notes the show date as Aug. 22, with about 10,000 attendees expected to descend on Daniel Island's commercial center.

The concert is not yet listed on Credit One’s website.

The events committee regularly reviews applications for large-scale gatherings within the city, including shows at the tennis and concert venue.

Pitbull, who recently completed a Las Vegas residency, won a Grammy in 2016 and has 12 million followers on Instagram. He's collaborated regularly with fellow Latin musicians Enrique Iglesias and Jennifer Lopez, as well with cross-genre performers including pop superstar Taylor Swift, county singer Blake Shelton and hard-rocker Jon Bon Jovi.

Pitbull's last stop in the area was in May 2023 at Riverfront Park in North Charleston.

Regional update

The panel that oversees the state's busiest airport and two others is updating its longtime name.

The Charleston County Aviation Authority's 11-member board voted April 17 to become the Charleston Regional Aviation Authority.

Elliott Summey, CEO of Charleston International, said the switch is a “housekeeping” and clarification move for the authority, which has gone by its existing county moniker since 1970.

“We're a state authority, much like the ports authority,” Summey said. “Over time, that designation has created some confusion. Since we are South Carolina's airport and the largest airport in South Carolina, our governmental name should reflect that.”

The change requires approval from the General Assembly. It won't affect the aviation authority's organizational structure.

In addition to Charleston International, the appointed public body is charged with overseeing operations at Charleston Executive on Johns Island and Mount Pleasant Regional.

Cementing its future

A global building supplier that recently acquired a Harleyville cement plant is beefing up its Lowcountry footprint with a $7.3 million investment in nearby Colleton County.

Heidelberg Materials North America announced last week it will open 71-acre terminal in Walterboro that will employ about eight workers. Scheduled to open later this year, the site at 1616 Red Bank Road will be a distribution point for aggregates the company sells. It includes access to a nearby Palmetto Railways line.

Heidelberg Materials provides cement, aggregates, ready-mixed concrete, asphalt and other building materials for customers across North America.

In addition to the new Colleton operations, the company operates more than 450 other locations throughout the continent, including 16 in South Carolina, and employs 9,000 workers.

Scott Dickson, president of Heidelberg's Southeast region, said the Walterboro depot will complement the German company's recent $600 million acquisition of Giant Cement Holdings, including the Harleyville plant in upper Dorchester County.

Lowe's link

Lowe's is taking its "never stop improving" motto to the next level with a $1.3 billion acquisition of a design distribution company.

The blue-branded home improvement chain entered into an agreement April 14 to acquire Artisan Design Group, a nationwide provider of design, distribution and installation services for interior surface finishes, including flooring, cabinets and countertops.

The newly acquired business supplies national, regional and local homebuilders and property managers, as well as retailers.

In South Carolina, Artisan Design products are sold in four Builders Wholesaler Flooring sites in Summerville, Columbia, Myrtle Beach and Greenville, as well as at an Atlanta West Carpets store in Piedmont.

The deal will give North Carolina-based Lowe's a foothold in a new distribution channel within a highly fragmented market valued at about $50 billion, CEO Marvin R. Ellison said.

Rival home-improvement chain Home Depot pulled off a similar acquisition this year when it bought Charleston-based MVP Granite Countertops, a supplier to local residential and commercial builders, remodelers and interior designers.

On the Cape

A private Kiawah Island dining amenity with a Latin-inspired al fresco bar is close to opening, with Charleston chef Mike Lata of FIG and The Ordinary serving as the culinary director.

The Cape Club has applied for its beer and wine sales permit. The bar and grill operation will be led by Kiawah Island Club chef Nico Quintero.

In addition to the dining room, The Cape features an oceanfront infinity pool with chaise lounges and cabanas, a fitness center and a sundeck on the west end of the resort island.

The Fresh Market announces opening date and events at its first Charleston-area store

The Fresh Market's first grocery store in the Charleston area has set a date for its market debut.The North Carolina-based chain this month posted signs about its future 25,000-square-foot Mount Pleasant location that announced it will open April 30 at 8 a.m.This past weekend, the company has been signing up shoppers for its loyalty program outside the store, in addition to mailing flyers to nearby residents.On April 21, The Fresh Market also released a statement saying a grand opening event will follow on May 3 at 7:45 ...

The Fresh Market's first grocery store in the Charleston area has set a date for its market debut.

The North Carolina-based chain this month posted signs about its future 25,000-square-foot Mount Pleasant location that announced it will open April 30 at 8 a.m.

This past weekend, the company has been signing up shoppers for its loyalty program outside the store, in addition to mailing flyers to nearby residents.

On April 21, The Fresh Market also released a statement saying a grand opening event will follow on May 3 at 7:45 a.m. and will include giveaways and food samples.

The specialty grocery store, known for its to-go meals and signature baked goods, is located at 1118 Bowman Road near U.S. Highway 17, between Dick’s Sporting Goods and shoe retailer DSW.

The Bowman Place store has been in the works for more than a year. The Fresh Market assumed a lease from discount grocer Lidl and has been working to complete build-out of the space that previously housed a kitchenware retailer that closed five years ago.

The store had been advertising for open positions online.

Throughout South Carolina, The Fresh Market has nine locations, including three along the coast in Hilton Head, Pawleys Island and Myrtle Beach. The Mount Pleasant store will be the grocer's 172nd location.

The Fresh Market was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Greensboro, N.C. The company has been majority-owned by Chilean retail conglomerate Cencosud since mid-2022, with New York-based Apollo Global Management and other investors holding a 33 percent stake.

The Business Narrative: Airport Connector Road Project In Charleston, SC, Receives Key Environmental Approval

Airport Connector Road Project In Charleston, SC, Receives Key Environmental Approval(123rf.com Image)Charleston County’s Airport Connector Road project has received a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination from the Fede...

Airport Connector Road Project In Charleston, SC, Receives Key Environmental Approval

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Charleston County’s Airport Connector Road project has received a Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) determination from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), a key environmental decision that officially concludes the lengthy environmental review period.

With this determination, the project advances into the right-of-way acquisition phase and toward completion of final design plans.

The FHWA determination letter read in part, “Based on the information provided to complete the environmental process the FHWA finds that the project will have no significant [human or environmental] impacts.”

Officials said the determination is a critical step in the project’s environmental review process and is based on the Environmental Assessment and other supporting information, which detail the project’s need, impact, and planned mitigation measures.

“This determination is a major milestone for the Airport Connector Road project and reflects years of careful planning, environmental study, and collaboration,” said Charleston County Public Works Director Eric Adams.

Adams added, “With this approval in hand, we’re one step closer to delivering critical infrastructure that will improve traffic flow, support economic growth, and provide a safer, more efficient connection to and from the airport.”

The Airport Connector Road project involves construction of a new access roadway to the Charleston International Airport.

Officials said the new five-lane road will help to alleviate traffic congestion caused by commuter traffic, airport-destined traffic, Boeing traffic, and general traffic associated with the North Charleston Coliseum/Performing Arts Center and surrounding area.

Additionally, the project will provide increased traffic capacity to account for future economic growth in the area, the officials said.

Construction is expected to begin in the third quarter of 2026 and is expected to take approximately two years.

The FONSI determination letter, Environmental Assessment, and other materials are available at www.airportconnectorroad.com.

Savor Restaurant Group Invests in The Wine Vault

Savor Restaurant Group, a boutique investment firm specializing in distinctive restaurant concepts, announced its investment in The Wine Vault, a wine bar and small plates concept with locations in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Each location features sommelier-curated wine lists with over 200 selections available by the bottle and 40 premium pours by the glass, complemented by seasonal, locally-sourced cuisine.

"This represents exactly what we look for in a partner – passionate operators who've created something with both soul and impressive unit economics," said Pat Martin, managing partner at Savor Restaurant Group. "We're excited to preserve what makes this brand special while supporting its growth into new markets."

The investment continues Savor Restaurant Group's strategy of investing in distinctive hospitality concepts with strong operational foundations and growth potential.

For this brand, the partnership provides access to capital, infrastructure, and expertise needed to scale while maintaining the intimate guest experience that defines the concept.

Financial terms of the transaction weren’t disclosed.

Initial plans include opening two additional locations in Virginia in 2027, followed by measured expansion into Nashville, Tennessee and Charleston, South Carolina.

Olympic Steel Welcomes Alex Hegler as General Manager

Olympic Steel Inc. (Nasdaq: ZEUS), a leading national metals service center, added Alex Hegler as general manager for its Action Stainless facility in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

Hegler joins the company with a background in sales and strategic leadership in the metals industry.

Most recently, he served as sales manager for a global specialty metals distributor and service center.

In his new role, Hegler will have responsibility for the day-to-day operations and sustainable growth of the Rock Hill facility. He will report directly to Jessica L. Burroughs, vice president – Action Stainless.

“Alex is an effective commercial leader with a proven record of strategic market expansion,” said Andy Markowitz, president – Specialty Metals. “His global experience will help drive fabrication-focused growth for the Rock Hill facility, Action Stainless and Olympic Steel, particularly as large OEMs and other market leaders evaluate reshoring options for metal processing.”

Hegler earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of South Carolina.

He replaces John McAuliffe, who will retire as the Rock Hill facility’s general manager after nearly 20 years with the company.

Founded in 1954, Olympic Steel (NASDAQ: ZEUS) is a leading U.S. metals service center focused on the direct sale and value-added processing of carbon and coated sheet, plate, and coil steel products; stainless steel sheet, plate, bar and coil; aluminum sheet, plate and coil; pipe, tube, bar, valves and fittings; tin plate and metal-intensive end-use products, including water treatment systems; stainless steel bollards; commercial, residential and industrial venting and air filtration systems; Wright brand self-dumping hoppers; metal canopy components; and EZ-Dumper dump inserts.

Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, Olympic Steel operates from 54 facilities.

EY US Unveils Entrepreneur Of The Year 2025 Southeast Award Finalists

Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) announced the finalists for the Entrepreneur Of The Year 2025 Southeast Award.

The Southeast program celebrates entrepreneurs from Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.

Now in its 40th year, the Entrepreneur Of The Year program celebrates the bold leaders who disrupt markets through the world’s most ground-breaking companies, revolutionizing industries and making a profound impact on communities.

The program honors entrepreneurs whose innovations shape the future and pave the way for a thriving economy and a hopeful tomorrow.

An independent panel of judges selected 36 finalists for their entrepreneurial spirit, purpose, growth and lasting impact in building long-term value.

"This year's finalists are leading examples of innovation, perseverance and resilience, illuminating paths to a brighter future for their industries and communities," says Chevy Arnold, Entrepreneur Of The Year Southeast Program co-director.

The program celebrates original founders who bootstrapped their business from inception or who raised outside capital to grow their company; transformational CEOs who infused innovation into an existing organization to catapult its trajectory; and multigenerational family business leaders who reimagined a legacy business model to strengthen it for the future.

The 2025 Southeast finalists are:

Marc Hodulich | 29029 | Atlanta, Georgia

Damon Stafford | Alpine Intel | Charlotte, North Carolina

Lou Hensley | Aspida | Durham, North Carolina

Matthew Dent | Buffalo Rock Company | Birmingham, Alabama

Melanie Little | Colonial Pipeline Company | Alpharetta, Georgia

Will Bartholomew | D1 Training | Franklin, Tennessee

Rene Diaz | Diaz Foods | Atlanta, Georgia

David Quirk | DLB Associates Consulting Engineers PC | Peachtree Corners, Georgia

Markus Scott | EyeQ Monitoring | Atlanta, Georgia

Jon Gosier | FilmHedge | Atlanta, Georgia

John Fitzpatrick | Force Marketing | Atlanta, Georgia

Dr. Barry Patel | Galt Companies | Atlanta, Georgia

Dr. Wade Smith | Galt Companies | Atlanta, Georgia

Charles Gillespie | Gambling.com Group | Charlotte, North Carolina

Kevin McCrystle | Gambling.com Group | Charlotte, North Carolina

Mike Griffin | Griffin Brothers Companies | Cornelius, North Carolina

Erin Hanson | Guardian Sports | Peachtree Corners, Georgia

Dan Beem | Hissho Sushi | Charlotte, North Carolina

Aaron Siegel | Home Team BBQ | Charleston, South Carolina

Marc Murphy | Ignite Digital Services | Charleston, South Carolina

Miller Chalk | Inglett & Stubbs, LLC | Mableton, Georgia

Liza Rodewald | Instant Teams | Southern Pines, North Carolina

Stephen Andresen | McClancy Foods & Flavors | Fort Mill, South Carolina

Travis LeFever | Mission Mobile Medical Group | Greensboro, North Carolina

Cyrus Mojdehi | Northway Homes | Charlotte, North Carolina

Connor Ryan | NutraSky | Alpharetta, Georgia

Fritz Owens | OTR Solutions | Roswell, Georgia

Christopher Chuang | Relay, Inc. | Raleigh, North Carolina

Kurt Jacobus | restor3d, Inc. | Durham, North Carolina

Tom Kendrot | Shearwater Health | Nashville, Tennessee

Teak Shore | Southern Lighting Source | Cumberland, Georgia

Cindy Eckert | Sprout Pharmaceuticals | Raleigh, North Carolina

Bryan Moore | TalkShopLive Inc. | Nashville, Tennessee

Tina Moore | TalkShopLive Inc. | Nashville, Tennessee

Igor Marinelli | Tractian | Atlanta, Georgia

Joan Butters | Xsolis | Franklin, Tennessee.

Learn more about the finalists at https://www.ey.com/en_us/entrepreneur-of-the-year-us/southeast/winners-finalists.

Regional award winners will be announced on June 25 during a special celebration.

The winners will then be considered by the National independent panel of judges for the Entrepreneur Of The Year National Awards, which will be presented in November at the annual Strategic Growth Forum, one of the nation’s prestigious gatherings of high-growth, market-leading companies.

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