By SAMMY FRETWELL | The State (Columbia, S.C.) | Published: January 27, 2021 COLUMBIA, S.C. (Tribune News Service) An emerging class of toxins increasingly threatens drinking water across South Carolina, but state officials have so far failed to set standards that could protect millions of people. That was the message Wednesday from a coalition of environmental groups that wants the state Legislature to establish limits on the amount of the chemicals allowed in public water supplies. The chemicals, known as PFAS, have in recent years been discovered to threaten water systems across the country. They can spread quickly in water and have been tied to cancer, development disabilities and kidney damage.
Drinking water threatened by harmful chemicals and SC needs help, senators told Sammy Fretwell, The State (Columbia, S.C.)
Jan. 27 An emerging class of toxins increasingly threatens drinking water across South Carolina, but state officials have so far failed to set standards that could protect millions of people.
That was the message Wednesday from a coalition of environmental groups that wants the state Legislature to establish limits on the amount of the chemicals allowed in public water supplies.
The chemicals, known as PFAS, have in recent years been discovered to threaten water systems across the country. They can spread quickly in water and have been tied to cancer, development disabilities and kidney damage.
Myrtle Beach, SC – Shine Restaurant
A new restaurant could be coming to the Market Common soon. Earlier this month, the Myrtle Beach Community Appearance Board reviewed plans for Shine Restaurant, which would be located at 1229 Shine Avenue in the Market Common area of Myrtle Beach. The building currently there used to be a special weapons training building as part of the Myrtle Beach Air Force base.
Columbia, SC – Smoked Oyster Bar and Barbecue
Two new restaurants have announced openings in the Midlands – Showmars Greek restaurant in Lexington, and Smoked oyster bar and barbecue on Main Street in Columbia. Set to open in 2021, Smoked is the latest production from Scott Middleton – a local developer who has almost single-handedly revitalized the 1600 block of Columbia’s Main Street. The Middleton family company is responsible for The Grand bowling alley, The Main Course restaurant and entertainment center and Immersion art space on Main. Now the entrepreneur adds Smoked
Myrtle Beach, SC – Shine Restaurant
A new restaurant could be coming to the Market Common soon. Earlier this month, the Myrtle Beach Community Appearance Board reviewed plans for Shine Restaurant, which would be located at 1229 Shine Avenue in the Market Common area of Myrtle Beach. The building currently there used to be a special weapons training building as part of the Myrtle Beach Air Force base.
Columbia, SC – Smoked Oyster Bar and Barbecue
Two new restaurants have announced openings in the Midlands – Showmars Greek restaurant in Lexington, and Smoked oyster bar and barbecue on Main Street in Columbia. Set to open in 2021, Smoked is the latest production from Scott Middleton – a local developer who has almost single-handedly revitalized the 1600 block of Columbia’s Main Street. The Middleton family company is responsible for The Grand bowling alley, The Main Course restaurant and entertainment center and Immersion art space on Main. Now the entrepreneur adds Smoked
Myrtle Beach, SC – Shine Restaurant
A new restaurant could be coming to the Market Common soon. Earlier this month, the Myrtle Beach Community Appearance Board reviewed plans for Shine Restaurant, which would be located at 1229 Shine Avenue in the Market Common area of Myrtle Beach. The building currently there used to be a special weapons training building as part of the Myrtle Beach Air Force base.
Columbia, SC – Smoked Oyster Bar and Barbecue
Two new restaurants have announced openings in the Midlands – Showmars Greek restaurant in Lexington, and Smoked oyster bar and barbecue on Main Street in Columbia. Set to open in 2021, Smoked is the latest production from Scott Middleton – a local developer who has almost single-handedly revitalized the 1600 block of Columbia’s Main Street. The Middleton family company is responsible for The Grand bowling alley, The Main Course restaurant and entertainment center and Immersion art space on Main. Now the entrepreneur adds Smoked