Spartanburg data center more than doubles projected water use after getting gas turbine permit
A data center already dogged by allegations that it hasn't been forthcoming has now updated "dated" information on its projected water usage, more than doubling anticipated water consumption.
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A living shoreline made of manufactured wire reefs that was placed two years ago sits on the marsh shore covered in growing oysters and holding back sediment, Wednesday, March 18, 2026, in Kiawah Island.
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Students in the Horry-Georgetown Technical College Wildlife Society enjoyed an oyster roast on Feb. 20, 2026.
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The first of commercial development planned for The Hive at North Augusta’s Exit 1 can now get underway with the city’s planning commission having approved the final platting Sept. 16.