By Jessica Holdman | Reporter
Good Morning South Carolina! Catch up on the latest headlines, including an electric cable manufacturer where business is booming, driven by the proliferation of AI and the power-hungry data centers required to run the developing technology.
A company that makes high-voltage electrical cable for utilities, solar, rail and more is expanding its manufacturing plant in Orangeburg, with plans to hire more than 100 new employees. (Photo by Gregory Thomas/USDA)
By Jessica Holdman
A company that makes high-voltage electrical cable for utilities, solar, rail and more is expanding its manufacturing plant in Orangeburg, with plans to hire more than 100 new employees.
Gettys Brannon, left, holds a red snapper on a fishing trip with Russ Tomlinson, on July 12, 2024, the one day that year they could fish for snapper. Tomlinson, president of Sportsman Boats, is holding an African pompano. (Photo provided by Gettys Brannon)
By Skylar Laird
South Carolina anglers will have two weeks to fish for red snapper this year, a federal agency said Tuesday. The decision came after months of back and forth over the length of the season.
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