Thursday's headlines from the Charleston Regional Business Journal

Medal of Honor foundation chooses museum site

The National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation has chosen Arlington, Texas, for the site of the future museum one year after rebuffing Mount Pleasant. The foundation said it chose Arlington based on the city’s location, size, number of visitors and community support.

SafeShowings taking part in Harbor Accelerator

SafeShowings, a work safety app for use by Realtors, is participating in Cohort 11 of The Harbor Accelerator program in Charleston. SafeShowings is one of seven companies currently in the intensive, 14-week accelerator program.

COG seeks input on rural transportation plan

The Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments is seeking public input to assist in updating its long-range transportation plan for the region’s rural areas. The multimodal plan is meant to prioritize spending of federal funds on transportation projects in the Lowcountry over the next 25 years.

Health insurer Molina to join S.C. marketplace

Molina Healthcare of South Carolina, which has S.C. operations in North Charleston, will offer plans in the state’s health insurance marketplace in 20 counties and Medicare special needs options in 43 counties.

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