CRBR's Morning Report - July 22, 2020

A Pandemic is the Mother of Invention, Part 2: Technologies That Bridge The Gap

With the arrival of a COVID-19 vaccine still months away, our communities continue to search for a way to get back to a semblance of normalcy in a safe and responsible manner. HRP’s July 17th webinar introduced several technologies that can lower the risk of virus transmission, and bridge the gap until the arrival of an effective vaccine and/or herd immunity is realized. This webinar detailed how rapid test kits, air filtration, surface protectants, ultraviolet light, and thermal imaging technologies will lead the way in our endeavor to get back to our daily routine. Sponsored Content

Online forum to discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on travel...

The University of South Carolina’s School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management is hosting a free online forum to discuss the impacts of COVID-19 on travel and tourism. The forum will feature South Carolina hospitality and tourism management professor Simon Hudson, an internationally recognized tourism expert whose latest book, COVID-19 and Travel...

Former S.C. Department of Revenue Director Joins Nexsen Pruet

COLUMBIA, SC (July 14, 2020) – Former Director of the South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR), Ray Stevens has joined the Nexsen Pruet law firm to assist clients with state and local tax needs. Stevens served as the Director of SCDOR during the administration of Governor Mark Sanford.

Drayer Physical Therapy Opens Spears Creek Outpatient Clinic...

ELGIN, S.C. (July 20, 2020) – Drayer Physical Therapy Institute opened an outpatient clinic at 161 Pontiac Business Center Drive, Suite 1188. The Spears Creek clinic, as it is known, operates from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and Saturday by appointment. The phone number is 803-708-1536.

Survey Shows SC Consumers Willing To Follow Rules To Halt...

COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA / July 16, 2020 – More than 70 percent of consumers in South Carolina indicate they are OK with following the rules and doing what’s necessary to slow the coronavirus’ spread, according to a survey by integrated marketing communications agency Chernoff Newman.

LS3P’s Beth Florence named President of IIDA Carolinas Chapter

LS3P is pleased to congratulate Interior Designer Beth Florence, IIDA, NCIDQ, EDAC, who has been named President of the IIDA Carolinas Chapter. IIDA Carolinas is a non-profit global network of professionals, students, clients, and educators focused on advancing the commercial interior design industry and supporting the health and well-being of everyday lives.