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Prisma sends ventilators, PPE to KershawHealth
As the count of COVID-19 cases surged in Kershaw County in early March, Prisma Health sent five ventilators to patients in critical condition at Camden's KershawHealth hospital.
COPING WITH COVID: Hotel Trundle
SC Biz News is speaking with small businesses and community leaders about the impact of the new coronavirus on business and industry, and how this is changing how they operate.
COPING WITH COVID: Koss Creative
SC Biz News is speaking with small businesses and community leaders about the impact of the new coronavirus on business and industry, and how this is changing how they operate.
S.C. Department of Commerce expands online resources
Businesses needing status clarification in light of an executive order shuttering all nonessential services must complete a form available on the department's website. The site also has a list of specified nonessential businesses.
COPING WITH COVID: Massage Works
SC Biz News is speaking with small businesses and community leaders about the impact of the new coronavirus on business and industry, and how this is changing how they operate.
COPING WITH COVID: Vino Garage
SC Biz News is speaking with small businesses owners and community leaders about the impact of the new coronavirus on business and industry, and how this is changing how we live day to day and in the long term.
COVID-19 in pictures
A look at how COVID-19 has changed Columbia during the past two weeks in pictures.
USC engineers help fast-track VESper approval
The university's College of Engineering and Computing helped test and print prototypes of the Prisma Health device, which allows 4 patients to be treated on 1 ventilator, and is working to improve and expand its function.
DHEC director takes leave of absence
Rick Toomey told S.C. Department of Health and Environment Control staff that he is taking a medical leave of absence to address health concerns. DHEC said Toomey's action is not related to COVID-19.
Columbia City Council passes stay-at-home order
City of Columbia residents must shelter at home unless providing or requiring an essential service, according to the ordinance. The measure contains a list of essential services that will remain open.
COPING WITH COVID: FoodShare South Carolina
SC Biz News is speaking with small businesses and community leaders about the impact of the new coronavirus on business and industry, and how this is changing how we live day to day and in the long term.
COPING WITH COVID: Craft and Draft
SC Biz News is speaking with small businesses and community leaders about the impact of the new coronavirus on business and industry, and how this is changing how they operate.
