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Location & Expansion Log
Diverse companies – from startups to multinational corporations – continue to relocate and expand existing operations in the Charleston region.
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New, Expanding, and Mergers & Acquisitions
2004
ECMD Inc.
December 31, 2004
Wood.
Will make wood moldings, stair components and other building products in their new 250,000 square-foot facility.
International Transloaders
December 31, 2004
Lumber.
Will load, unload, store and reship goods, and will offer "value-added" processing services at the 100,000 square foot distribution center.
Good Food Catering
December 27, 2004
Catering.
Catering company offering extensive food and wine menus like those in fine restaurants. Located in the Rice Mill building which overlooks the City Marina.
Charleston Women's Business Network
December 27, 2004
Networking.
Provides fresh business ideas, offers business education programs and has a strong focus on career mentoring.
The Curtain Exchange
December 27, 2004
Curtains.
A window coverings boutique.
Amalgamated Worldwide
December 27, 2004
Business development and proposal management consulting firm.
Primarily works with businesses in the defense industry that provide high tech services.
W.W. Williams Co.
December 27, 2004
On/Off Highway Market.
Represents and services diesel engine, automatic transmission, power generation and transport refrigeration technologies.
Charleston Cooks
December 21, 2004
Kitchen store and cooking school.
The 2,250 square foot retail section sells cooking items and there's also a model kitchen for hosting cooking demonstrations and classes.
Easy Tray, LLC
December 17, 2004
Food processing
Easy Tray selected the Charleston region for its corporate headquarters and state-of-the-art processing plant, which uses the latest technology to provide retail and institutional customers with pre-cut produce. Key reasons: quick access to Southeastern markets and available real estate.
Summerville Preferred Partners
December 16, 2004
Component assembly services for truck and heavy equipment manufacturers
This fast-growing company set up shop to assemble fire and refuge truck chassis for North Charleston-based American LaFrance. The company also sees potential for other opportunities in the region.
Fleet Landing
December 13, 2004
Restaurant.
Located downtown on the waterfront, a 6,000 square foot eatery started by Tradd Newton that serves contemporary Southern seafood.
Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital
December 13, 2004
Hospital.
New $6 million dollar, 11,000 square-foot emergency room expansion will bring department to 18,000 square feet.
Carolina First
December 13, 2004
Bank.
Relocating south coast area office to the Charleston Gateway Center located at 40 Calhoun Street. Will be the primary anchor for an expansion to the office development that will add on 60,000 square feet for a total of 135,000 square feet, of which the bank will occupy 15,000 square feet. The expected completion date is January 2006.
Waterworks
December 6, 2004
Sells high-end bath products.
Recently opened first South Carolina store at 463 King Street.
Tippy Toes
December 6, 2004
Sells upscale new children's furniture and bedding.
Recently opened in the Seaside Farms Shopping Center by Julianne Vadas and Laurie McAndrews.
Fastenal Co.
December 6, 2004
Distributor of industrial and construction supplies.
The company also has a store in North Charleston.
Anderson, Blankin, Wells and Associates, LLC
December 6, 2004
Real estate.
A full-service real estate firm.
StructureOne Real Estate LLC
December 6, 2004
Real Estate.
Specializing in residential sales and real estate consultation.
Winship Productions
December 6, 2004
Event and party planning.
Specializes in corporate functions, weddings and private parties.
Carolina Cafe & Casual Catering
December 6, 2004
Restaurant.
Cafe and catering.
Advanced Solutions Dispute Resolutions Services
December 6, 2004
Dispute resolution.
Dispute resolution services.
Hatchell's American Tapas Tavern
December 6, 2004
Restaurant.
Formerly Bull & Finch. Located in Mount Pleasant Towne Centre.
Vought Aircraft Industries / Alenia North America
December 1, 2004
Production of integrated fuselage structures for Boeing 787 Dreamliner passenger jet
The region was selected by two leading international aerostructures manufacturers that will supply integrated fuselage structures for the new Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Company officials cited the region’s transportation infrastructure, readily available land and skilled workforce as top factors in their decision.
North Charleston Elementary School
December 1, 2004
Elementary school.
South Carolina's first school to register with the U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program. Located right in the heart of the Noisette community.
Just Chill
November 29, 2004
Restaurant and ice cream shop.
Family-friendly restaurant owned by Suzanne Smeak and Mischelle Lesemann.
Bradford Mortgage
November 29, 2004
Mortgage bank.
Specializes in lending money to homebuyers seeking residences in upscale and resort communities.
Integrated Supply Chain Solutions
November 29, 2004
Software technology company.
Software designed to standardize the food service distribution industry by improving efficiency and increasing margins.
Skamper-Ramp Industries
November 29, 2004
Animal rescue device.
The company manufactures and distributes an animal rescue device - a ramp that is attached to pools, boats or walled ponds.
Trayce's First String Sports Grille
November 29, 2004
Sports grille.
Located at 1561 Sam Rittenberg Boulevard.
HandPicked
November 29, 2004
Jewelry and gift store.
Sells silver jewelry and gift items. Located at 333 King Street.
Brooks Brothers
November 15, 2004
National clothing retailer.
Opening in the spring of 2005, the clothier will be located on the first floor of Victoria Center at 205 King Street and occupy about 9,000 square feet.
Brandon Advertising
November 15, 2004
Advertising agency.
Specializes in the tourism, travel, resort, real estate and golf markets. Located at Majestic Square in downtown Charleston at 157 North Market Street.
Fraser Fox Fine Art
November 15, 2004
Art gallery.
Located at 12 Queen Street in the French Quarter of Charleston, the gallery specializes in representational art.
The Fulp Co.
November 15, 2004
Financial services.
Financial services company located on Daniel Island.
Fitness Performance Systems LLC
November 15, 2004
Personal training management and consulting company.
Personal training management and consulting company.
Bassett Furniture Direct
November 15, 2004
Furniture store.
Furniture store opened by Bassett Furniture Industries.
Once Upon a Ballet
November 15, 2004
Ballet instruction.
Provides young students with an introduction to ballet, combine stories, dress up, acting and classical music.
American Express Financial Advisors
November 15, 2004
Financial advisors.
Full-service financial advisory firm.
Night Out Open Grill
November 15, 2004
Restaurant.
Located in the Palmetto Plaza Shopping Center.
Frodo's Pizza
November 1, 2004
Pizza parlor.
Located in the Sweetgrass Corner, Bi-Lo Shopping Center. Will be locally owned and operated by East Coast Pizza LLC.
Winkler Consulting Group
November 1, 2004
Fund-raising consulting firm.
A full-service fund-raising consulting firm specializing in capital campaigns, feasibility studies and development audits.
Ship Shapes Maritime Gallery
November 1, 2004
Gallery.
Maritime gallery located at 56 1/2 Queen Street.
First Federal
November 1, 2004
Bank.
Located in the Wal-Mart Supercenter. Will offer seven-day banking services.
Glasspro
November 1, 2004
Repair shop, car wash.
The new auto glass repair center and car wash replaces Glasspro's previous Goose Creek facility on Redbank Road.
Tidewater Environmental Services
October 18, 2004
Natural resources consulting firm.
Specializes in wetland delineation, wetland and coastal zone permitting and mitigation banking.
East Cooper Delivery
October 18, 2004
Food delivery.
Food delivery service for restaurants in Mount Pleasant.
Verdi Architects
October 18, 2004
Architecture firm.
Specializes in sustainable design. Owners Amy and David Hill have chosen the green approach to building because of its profound effect on the economy and natural environment. Their office is located on Daniel Island.
Five Star Real Estate
October 18, 2004
Real estate.
Specializes in residential and "light" commercial real estate.
Advertising Service Agency LLC
October 4, 2004
Advertising, marketing and communications.
One of the region's oldest advertising, marketing and communications companies. ASA also recently merged with Foster MPR Inc., a public relations firm.
Tiger Lily
October 4, 2004
Flower shop.
Relocated to an abandoned gas station at the corner of Spring Street and Ashley Avenue in February 2004. Received an allocation from the city of Charleston as part of the renewal community tax incentive for renovations to the property.
Tidelands Bancshares
October 4, 2004
Commercial real estate lender.
Second branch. Deals mainly with owner-occupied buildings such as offices for doctors or accountants.
Southern Trust Mortgage
October 4, 2004
Mortgage bank.
Has established its regional headquarters out of its Church Street office as part of the bank's push across Southern markets. Has done business in Charleston for about four years.
Trident Technical College Culinary & Hospitality Training Center
October 4, 2004
Culinary education school.
TTC will offer a four-year culinary arts degree-the only such degree offered by a public college in South Carolina. The school is scheduled to open in fall 2005 and begin offering the four-year program in 2006. The new 77,000 square foot training facility and the Palmer Campus in downtown Charleston together will be able to train up to 1,000 students each year.
Beverage Mobius Ltd.
October 4, 2004
Provides marketing, promotions and public relations.
Robert Spencer, co-owner of the Madra Rua Pub in North Charleston, is president and CEO. Perry Darby, co-owner of the Red Drum Restaurant, is vice-president. Hank Cagle is director of brand management and Andi Fischer is social relations director.
East Shore Athletic Club
October 4, 2004
Fitness center.
ESAC LLC, owner of East Shore Athletic Club, purchased the 5,200-square-foot Field House Fitness Center location in Seaside Farms, making it the second of three planned East Cooper locations.
Jake and Willie's Grill and Spirits
October 4, 2004
Casual family restaurant.
The Charleston Crab House Mount Pleasant and Summerville locations are transforming into Jake and Willie's Grill and Spirits. The new restaurants are aimed at the budget-conscious family crowd and have a casual, sports-themed decor with plenty of television sets.
Dr. Jeffery M. Goller
October 4, 2004
Private medical practice for the care of families, children and adults.
Located in West Ashley, he also offers occupational and urgent care services for local small businesses.
Park West Dentistry
October 4, 2004
Dentist.
Dr. Amanda Seay provides preventative and cosmetic dentistry and offers the latest technology available from the dental industry.
Ramapo Sales & Marketing
September 30, 2004
High-end machinery and supplies for the glass and window industry
To meet the growing demand for its high-end machinery and supplies for the window and glass industry, the company is locating both its national distribution hub and its headquarters in the region. Among the reasons: the Port of Charleston and our impressive lifestyle amenities.
Holiday Inn
September 20, 2004
Hotel.
To be built by Charleston-based development company Fennell Holdings Inc., this 142-room hotel is scheduled to open in the fall of 2005. It will be located on International Boulevard, home of the Charleston Area Coliseum and Convention Center and Charleston International Airport.
Best Western Patriots Point
September 20, 2004
Hotel.
The hotel offers 70 guest rooms and an outdoor pool.
Personality Plus Barber, Styling & Tanning, Inc.
September 20, 2004
A professional full-service salon.
Provides specialized services for the entire family.
Bohicket Marina and Yacht Club
September 20, 2004
Marina, retail and office space, dry stack boat storage, 185 boat slips along the river and yacht club.
Bohicket Yacht Club LLC, a local group, has contracted to buy Bohicket Marina Village. They have contracted Robert Chestnut, a well-known Charleston architect, to handle much of the redesign.
Core Essentials LLC
September 20, 2004
Pilates company.
Certified instructors Buffy Riesberg and Kim Lasby have been involved with Pilates for almost four years and will specialize in teaching the traditional Pilates method to small groups and individuals at homes and businesses.
Horner, Eelman and Gearhart Engineering Consultants
September 20, 2004
Engineering consultants.
Experience in: design and construction; dealing with water, wastewater, civil site design and surveying; and the design of public works and private facilities.
Nikaotek
September 20, 2004
Bio-mediation company.
Opened by Michael M. Cochran, the company aids in cleaning up oil and fuel based on contamination and spills.
Fortune Academy
September 20, 2004
Real estate school.
One of the leading providers of education and training in South Carolina. Trains almost 50% of real estate agents in the state.
Digital Lifestyle Outfitters
September 10, 2004
Designs and markets accessories for Apple iPod and other portable digital devices
A young company with huge potential has relocated its headquarters to the Charleston region, crediting the area’s attractive lifestyle with its decision. DLO designs and manufactures accessory products for the popular Apple iPod MP3 player and other portable digital devices.
South Carolina Center for Birds of Prey
September 6, 2004
The Center includes a 5,000-square-foot medical facility, visitor orientation and information building and a building to hold interactive displays, educational materials, an auditorium and lab space.
Jim Elliott, executive director for SCCBP, founded the organization in 1991. He is partnering with third-generation British falconer Jemima Parry-Jones, the former director of the National Birds of Prey Centre in Gloucester, England.
DBW Advanced Fiber Technologies
September 6, 2004
Reseller of glass fiber for the automotive muffler industry. Part of German holding company Burger Group AG, which specializes in the manufacture and customization of glass fiber.
Located in Eastport Industrial Park, next door to its affiliate company, Lauscha Fiber International Corp., DBW will focus on insulation and sound dampening associated with car mufflers in its 30,000 square foot facility.
Low Country Volkswagen
September 6, 2004
Automobile dealership.
The facility designed to be a world class dealership will open in Mount Pleasant in early 2005. Currently located at 1078 Johnnie Dodds Boulevard in Mount Pleasant.
Garden Zone
September 6, 2004
Importer of decorative wire fencing products and ornamental garden borders and trellises ($360 million worth in 2003).
The local 260,000-square-foot facility serves big-box retailers such as Lowe's, Target, Dollar General, Dollar Tree, Wal-Mart, ACE Hardware, Tractor Supply Corp., and Rite Aid as well as hardware centers around the world. Their success has been in designing their operations to meet big-box demands. Garden Zone has a unique company structure in that it has three parent companies: Spartanburg Forest Products in Greer, SC, Gossling Consulting of Glastonbury, CT, and Hebei Metals and Minerals in China. Currently adding customer service and logistics departments to their Charleston locations and looking for an additional 300,000 square feet of warehouse space here.
Prime-Fortress Management LLC
September 6, 2004
Specializes in forming and advising captive insurance companies for business with an emphasis throughout South Carolina.
Formed from R. Thomas Savage, a CPA and licensed insurance agent and Moore Kirkland & Beauston LLP, an accounting and consulting firm.
Core Business Dynamics
September 6, 2004
Financial management services firm for small and medium sized companies.
Founded by Ann Martin, a CPA, whose specialties include management advisory services, financial analysis, restructuring and reorganization.
Hiller Systems Inc.
September 6, 2004
A fire detection and suppression company.
A full-service fire protection company.
Verizon Wireless
August 26, 2004
Customer service call center
This leading wireless communications provider announced plans to open a state-of-the-art customer call center in the Charleston region. The company cited an excellent talent pool and business friendly environment as key reasons for locating in region.
Neurological Testing Services (NTS)
August 24, 2004
Testing of neurological pharmaceuticals
Founded by Dr. Mark Kindy, a Medical University of South Carolina professor of neurosciences and Director of MUSC's South Carolina Neurosciences Institute, this new biotech firm is expected to help the Charleston area turn the corner in developing its biotech cluster.
Charleston School of Law
August 9, 2004
Law school.
Charleston Construction Specialties
August 9, 2004
A construction supply business.
LearningRx
August 9, 2004
A cognitive skills training center.
Training program for individuals who struggle with learning and reading difficulties.
Artists' Loft Gallery & Studio
August 9, 2004
Art gallery.
The gallery features original art by local artists.
MUSC
July 26, 2004
Hospital.
The project includes a hospital, energy plant and parking garage. The focus of the new facility is on cardiovascular and digestive diseases.
Marble Slab Creamery
July 26, 2004
Ice cream.
In addition to ice cream, the store will also offer non-fat, frozen yogurt and fruit smoothies.
Tommy Bahama
July 26, 2004
Clothing store.
The 3,000-square-foot space will be located at Charleston Place.
DayBreak Adult Care Services
July 26, 2004
Adult home care.
Offers assisted living services, such as bathing, dressing, light meal preparation, laundry and transportation. Located on Daniel Island.
EXIT Realty Group
July 26, 2004
Real estate.
Located in Mount Pleasant, the 4th newest office location.
Tire Kingdom
July 26, 2004
Tire company.
Tire replacement facility will share a new building with Starbucks and be located across from Towne Centre.
Starbucks
July 26, 2004
Coffee shop.
Coffee shop will share a new building with Tire Kingdom and be located across from Towne Centre. In addition, will have a drive-through.
Banfield, The Pet Hospital
July 26, 2004
Pet hospital.
Offers pet health wellness plans, modern facilities and extended evening and weekend hours.
Present Perfect
July 26, 2004
Business plan writing company.
Located on East Bay Street.
Home First Mortgage
July 26, 2004
Mortgage company.
Located in the historic district.
Metalox International, LLC
June 30, 2004
Recycles by-products of the mini-mill's steel making process
Metalox International, LLC, a company that has developed a process for recycling by-products of the mini-mill's steel making process, has located its headquarters and R&D center in the Charleston region.
Sienna
June 14, 2004
Restaurant.
The restaurant features contemporary Italian fare and is located on Daniel Island.
Health Recovery Center
June 14, 2004
Alcohol treatment center.
Treats patients by putting back into the brain natural chemicals lost through addiction. Includes physical in addition to psychological treatment.
Marlene and Nathan Addlestone Library
June 14, 2004
Library.
The 145,000 square foot facility is located at the College of Charleston.
Brentwood Middle School
June 14, 2004
Middle school.
The school will be renovated as a middle school while also planning for its conversion as an elementary school after a new middle school is designed and built.
Isle of Palms Recreation Center
June 14, 2004
Recreation center.
The 15,000 square foot building will consist of three pods accessed by a lobby from the existing facility.
Southeastern Crane
June 14, 2004
Cranes.
The branch is located in Ladson and will be the Grove distributor for the state of South Carolina.
Hoomes & Jo Rich Kindergarten
June 14, 2004
Kindergarten.
The new building will provide 5,000 square feet of classroom and multi-purpose space and increase the school's interior space to more than 177,000 square feet.
Client Source Inc.
June 14, 2004
Meeting placement.
Provides professional meeting placement services.
PSSI
June 7, 2004
Software for healthcare information systems
This provider of information system enhancements for the health care industry announced the consolidation of its operations to the Charleston region. According to company officials, the lifestyle amenities of the Charleston region will serve as a valuable employee recruitment tool. The company also sees future business potential with the area’s impressive medical sector.
Lloyd's Soccer Sports
May 31, 2004
Sporting goods.
Moving from its Johnnie Dodds Boulevard location to a building on Wando Park Boulevard. Will occupy 3,800 square feet of the building, which is 25% more space than they currently have.
Palmetto Interiors
May 31, 2004
Interior design.
Moving to a two-story, 14,000-square-foot facility at St. John's Common Business Park on Johns Island.
Hospice of Charleston
May 31, 2004
Hospice House of Charleston.
The hospice is a 20-bed facility that features private bedrooms, a family kitchen and is surrounded by live oaks and a garden.
Advance Auto Parts
May 27, 2004
Automotive parts
Zinc Bistro & Bar
May 21, 2004
Restaurant
Total Wine & More
May 8, 2004
Beer, wine, and liquor store
The store will also carry cigars and gourmet food.
UbuildIt
May 3, 2004
Construction consulting.
Provides consulting services to owners beginning construction of their homes.
Prevecare
May 3, 2004
Health care.
Preventive medicine clinic. Located on Daniel Island.
American Outdoor Living Inc
April 23, 2004
Patio umbrellas and outdoor furniture manufacturing
Located in the former Wellington Leisure Products plant.
Phone Smart Inc.
April 23, 2004
Cellular phones
Fireside Heart & Home
April 23, 2004
Fireplaces and wood stoves
The 5,000-square-foot store allows customers to visualize how hearth and home products will look and operate in their own homes.
Blase Gourmet
April 22, 2004
Restaurant
Kickin Chicken
April 22, 2004
Restaurant
Audibel Hearing Care Centers
April 22, 2004
Hearing care centers
V Health Club
April 22, 2004
Fitness center
Blue Turtle Yoga & Eco Fitness
April 22, 2004
Fitness center
Tidelands Bank
April 22, 2004
Commercial banking
BC Liquors
April 22, 2004
Liquor store
Part of the new Freshfields mall.
Island Mercantile
April 22, 2004
Retail store
Part of the new Freshfields mall.
Isola shoes
April 22, 2004
Shoe store
Part of the new Freshfields Mall.
Hilton Hotel
April 22, 2004
Hotel
Bennett Hofford Company will build a hotel on the site of the former Charleston County Library in Marion Square in downtown Charleston.
Wal-Mart
April 21, 2004
Superstore
The Charleston Maritime Center
April 21, 2004
Maritime Center
The city is building five new docks that will add 14 slips for boats at the Charleston Maritime Center.
Savannah Highway Dealers
April 20, 2004
Auto dealers
Expanding and renovating the dealerships.
Morris Square
April 20, 2004
New homes and public park
It will include 64 residences, two city parks, a piazza and some commercial space.
Henry's
April 19, 2004
Restaurant
Preferred Sourcing, LLC
April 13, 2004
Outsourced services for automotive and other transportation-related manufacturers
Preferred Sourcing, a fast-growing company that provides numerous services to automotive and other transportation-related manufacturers, announced the location of its 10th North American operation in the Charleston region. Company officials cited the Charleston region’s growing base of automotive and marine-related manufacturers and suppliers and easy access to current customers as main factors in their decision.
Sam's Club
April 12, 2004
Supercenter
Quintrex Boats
April 8, 2004
Aluminum boat manufacturer
Australia's largest and leading aluminum boat builder has located its main U.S. headquarters and production facility in the Charleston region as part of the company's extensive launch into the American market. Among the reasons for selecting the region: geographic accessibility and convenient transportation to key markets.
Lacoste
April 5, 2004
Sport clothing store
First American resort store in Charleston. The store will be at The Charleston Place.
KingFish
April 5, 2004
Restaurant
Located in King street.
Top Cat Marine Security, Inc.
April 2, 2004
Manufactures high-performance boats
Top Cat Marine Security, a manufacturer of high-performance boats for use by defense, homeland security, port security and law enforcement officials, announced the relocation of its state-of-the-art manufacturing operation to the Charleston region. The company cited a critical mass of defense industry suppliers and a ready-made client base as top reasons for choosing the region.
Zaxby's
March 30, 2004
Restaurant
Franchise restaurant headquartered in Athens GA.
All About Cellular
March 26, 2004
Cellphones
Baker Motor Co.
March 22, 2004
Auto dealer
Part of the Freshfields new mall.
Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream
March 22, 2004
Ice cream
Part of the new Freshfields mall.
Wachovia
March 22, 2004
Commercial banking
Part of the new Freshfields mall.
Hege's Bistro
March 22, 2004
Restaurant
Part of the new Freshfields mall
Island Cleaners
March 22, 2004
Retail store
Part of the new Freshfields mall.
Lilly Pulitzer
March 22, 2004
Women's clothing store
Part of the new Freshfields mall.
McCutcheon's Men's Shop
March 22, 2004
Men's Shop
Part of the new Freshfields Mall.
Zaxby's
March 15, 2004
Restaurant
Franchise restaurant headquartered in Athens GA.
Zeus' Grill & Seafood
March 8, 2004
Greek restaurant
Super Walmart
February 26, 2004
Wal-Mart Retail Supercenter
Dillard's
February 24, 2004
Department store
Enlarging women's department
JC Penney
February 24, 2004
Department store
Carolina Financial
February 23, 2004
Commercial bank
Coastal Bank
February 23, 2004
Commercial banking
Charleston Renaissance Art Gallery
February 22, 2004
Art gallery
Part of the Freshfields new mall.
Bank of America
February 22, 2004
Commercial banking
Part of the new Freshfields mall.
Krispy Kreme
February 21, 2004
Doughnuts and baked goods
Ross Dress for Less
February 16, 2004
Retail store
Carolina Lanterns
February 16, 2004
Hand-crafted historical reproductions
First Citizens
February 12, 2004
Commercial banking
The 49,000 square foot banking center and office complex will be on Daniel Island.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
February 10, 2004
Tire company
Opening two locations at once.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
February 10, 2004
Tire Company
Opening two locations at once.
Paolo's Gelato Italiano
February 9, 2004
Italian ice cream, lollipops, chocolates and coffee.
Bassett Furniture Industries
February 9, 2004
Home furnishing
Copa Coffee
February 9, 2004
Coffee shop
Coast Guard Law Enforcement Academy
February 7, 2004
Maritime law enforcement school
It will bring about 2,000 Coast Guard trainees to the base each year.
Roper Hospital
January 29, 2004
Hospital
Wal-Mart
January 27, 2004
Supercenter, a combination discount and grocery store.
Van Smith Block Co.
January 13, 2004
Concrete block manufacturing.
Van Smith Co. Inc., a North Charleston-based ready-mix concrete manufacturer, announces this new spin-off firm which will also serve as a sales and distribution center. The company is building a 30,000 sq. ft. facility for its new concrete block manufacturing operations.
Wingstop
January 5, 2004
Restaurant
Just Fresh
January 2, 2004
Delicatessen restaurant
