$65 million in COVID aid to SC small businesses and nonprofits delayed by weeks

And the winners likely won't get the cash, expected this month, until January. 
State officials blamed the delay on the volume of applications and required verification. 
Notifications to applicants chosen to receive a piece of $65 million in coronavirus aid that the Legislature approved in September, and how much they'll get, will start going out by week's end and wrap up Dec. 30, according to the state Department of Administration, which is supervising the process.
That's weeks later than expected, which could seem like a lifetime for business owners unable to pay their bills amid the continued pandemic, said Frank Knapp, president of the state's Small Business Chamber of Commerce. 

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