Wednesday's headlines from the Charleston Regional Business Journal

S.C Ports October volumes reach within 1% of 2019 totals

The S.C. Port Authority has had a strong month as container, vehicle and inland ports volumes continue to recover, and the first cargo-handling equipment arrives at the Hugh K. Leatherman Sr. Terminal. The terminal, which is under construction, is set to open in March.

Columbia-area law firms merge

D’Alberto & Graham and Grimsley Law Firm, led by partners Dan D’Alberto, Michael Graham and Ben Grimsley, merged in October. The new firm serves business clients in areas including commercial real estate, creditor rights and environmental law.

Helping Out

Realtor Suzy Knopp and her team at Charleston Beach Life Homes packed and sent more than 444 pounds of candy to be sent to military and first responders through Operation Gratitude’s Halloween Candy Give-Back Program.

Giving: A guide to philanthropy in the Charleston region

The Charleston Regional Business Journal presents Giving for 2020, an annual guide to charitable organizations and philanthropic giving across the Charleston region. Click for details about how nonprofit organizations are reacting during the global pandemic to serve the community and partner with donors for community service.

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