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Boeing is celebrating yet another expansion in South Carolina, as it just marked the grand opening of its new research and technology center in North Charleston. This location will focus on advanced manufacturing technology to make aircraft out of composite materials, and will bring 400 new jobs to

A job center created with a US Department of Labor grant is opening its doors in North Charleston. This is the first of two projected centers to open in the Charleston area and will put young adults to work with the help of a program called Education 2 Employment. This will consist of six weeks of p

It's that time again for the Palm Beach Post's restaurant of the week. Their latest pick is Hudson Delray in Delray Beach which smartly focuses on high-end seafood and American dishes. Another plus: you may already know its executive chef Paul Niedermann who was a winner on the cooking reality show

In addition to all the weekend activities we've talked about thus far, there's also the annual Palm Beach Classic girls volleyball tournament where almost three dozen teams will play today and tomorrow. Five area schools will host so there's no excuse not to catch a match. Results can be found at PB

Nearly 30 solo swimmers and a dozen relay teams hope to take part in the fifth annual Swim Around Charleston, a 12-mile open-water race set for tomorrow. Organizers need the weather to cooperate in order for the event to go off without a hitch. The event has been growing in popularity, with swimmers

The Palm Beach Post has provided a list of fun things to do this weekend and, as usual, there are some great options. They include PalmCon, the annual comic book convention where attendees dress up in elaborate costumes. This year's theme is “Star Wars.” Tomorrow is also Museum Day Live where Sm

East Cooper Habitat for Humanity has helped to build 68 homes for underprivileged families in the Lowcountry in the past 25 years. To celebrate a quarter-century of good work in the Charleston area, the nonprofit will be holding an evening of local music at Alhambra Hall. An open bar and food from a

If you live in Palm Beach County and don't have the time or desire to go grocery shopping, the service Shipt may be for you. This piece on myPalmBeachPost.com features one of the shoppers who goes to Publix to fill the different orders. She even checks with the produce manager about a customer's spe

At last year's Charleston Wine + Food, Southern Foodways Alliance recorded the oral histories of 14 of our city's best chefs. Those recordings have now been released, and you can watch chefs like Mike Lata and BJ Dennis tell their stories. Click on the link below to check out these videos and learn

We talked about Palm Beach Dramaworks a couple weeks ago, and now, the Miami Herald writes that the theater company will be kicking off its annual Dramalogue: Talking Theatre! series on December 8th. The inaugural event will feature multiple Tony award winner Tommy Tune, and subsequent talks will ho