Cullum Services Promotes Earl Johnson to Charleston Service Manager
Cullum Services, Inc. announces Earl Johnson was promoted to Service Manager earlier this year. Johnson joined Cullum in 2017 and was promoted to Preventive Maintenance Manager in 2020. He continues to be a top performer and is CPR and OSHA 10 certified. Johnson earned his Associate Degree in Applied Science Air Conditioning, Heating, and Refrigeration…
Upstate Women Construction Forum Celebrates Five Years of Lifting Up Women in the Industry
The Women Construction Forum (WCF), a group of female construction professionals based in the Upstate region of South Carolina, recently marked its fifth anniversary with an after-work celebration at Bridgeway Brewing, one of the first tenants to open at the new multi-use development Bridgeway Station in Mauldin, located off I-385 South in Greenville. This event was made…
Building Beyond the Home: North Carolina Native’s Construction Prowess Has Major Community Impact
From single-family developments to groundbreaking demonstration projects, Emily Bosman, Garman Homes’ product manager of land, leverages her homebuilding mastery and distinct design perspective to build more than just residential communities; she and the team at Garman Homes construct housing solutions that redefine joyfully built, meaningfully different urban living across the Carolinas. In this exclusive Q+A…
D.S. Duggins Welding Honored Nationally by Steel Erectors Association of America for High Point University Project
D.S. Duggins Welding, Inc. (DSD Welding), based in Winston-Salem, N.C., was among five national Project of the Year winners unveiled by the Steel Erectors Association of America (SEAA) during its 2024 national convention. DSD Welding was singled out in the Structural Class III ($1 million to $2.5 million) for a challenging project on the campus…
CarolinaPower Introduces Teens to Electrical Contracting at Clemson CSM Summer Camp
While Construction Science and Management (CSM) students at Clemson University were on summer break, the Nieri Department of Construction, Development and Planning hosted a camp attended by 15 high school students of various ages from across the country. The camp was organized by Alastair Boulding, Professor of Practice in Clemson’s Department of Construction, Development and…
2024 Carolinas AGC Foundation Scholarship Winners
Carolinas AGC Foundation awarded $20,000 ($8,000 more than in past years) to eleven students who are entering the commercial construction industry. After having a record-breaking number of applicants, the selection committee had the hard task of narrowing down the applications and selecting this year’s scholarship recipients. Congratulations to these 11 students selected to receive scholarships. The future is looking…
Why Do You Need a Geotechnical Report?
Imagine this scenario: You find a great deal on a piece of land in a prime location and even have a potential tenant lined up. As you’re wrapping up your due diligence period, you are asked about a geotechnical report. You do some digging and find out it’s required for the deal to close. Worse…
Poyner Spruill Honors Late Colleague with Second Annual Service Week
Poyner Spruill LLP recently honored the life and legacy of late colleague Cheslie Kryst during their second annual Service Week. Kryst worked as an attorney then as the firm’s Diversity Advisor. She was passionate about volunteering at nonprofits and advocating for those in underserved communities. Kryst had a life-long battle with mental illness and died…
Construction Execs Among Charlotte’s Most Admired CEOs
Four Charlotte-area construction industry leaders were among those named to the prestigious list of 2024 Most Admired CEOs published by the Charlotte Business Journal (CBJ). Winners representing 21 different industries were celebrated at a special awards event in June. The four honorees in the Contractors category were: Edison Cassels, President and CEO, Edison Foard Donovan…
Coming Full Circle: Architecture Student Designs in Charleston Cigar Factory where Grandparents Labored
From a young age, graduate architecture student Mahogany Christopher knew she would become an architect. Unbeknownst to her, Christopher would end up learning in the same building that the matriarchs of her family once worked in. Born and raised in North Charleston, Christopher’s education brought her back home as a part of her graduate degree,…
