Jenny Peterson
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Business Reporter at Post and Courier
Evening content producer at ABC News 4 in Charleston. NOLA girl with a beach problem. Twelve years as a journalist. Everything is important.
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6 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Jenny Peterson
A national bank is continuing its expansion into the Charleston market, opening its fourth Lowcountry branch in the past two years. A full-service Fifth Third Bank and financial center is under construction at 844 Savannah Highway, near Avondale, and expected to come online in late 2025. The 1,900-square foot bank's "Next Gen" design features roaming tellers and technology rather than traditional teller windows. Employees will be able to move around the open lobby with tablets to serve customers.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Jenny Peterson
MOUNT PLEASANT — While one luxury car storage facility is celebrating its grand opening in Mount Pleasant, a town planning committee hit the brakes on a proposal for a second. The luxury storage site, or "car condominiums," are individually owned garage-focused properties with their own TMS number on commercially zoned land.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Jenny Peterson
Despite the rising number of companies requiring employees to return to the office, remote coworking space is still in-demand in Charleston. Just ask the owners of Switchyards, a chic neighborhood work club that opened April 28 at 635 Rutledge Ave. A week earlier, Switchyards turned on its membership portal online and sold out all 250 memberships for its Charleston location in less time than it takes to make a cup of coffee.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Jenny Peterson
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Jenny Peterson
MOUNT PLEASANT — A longtime Coleman Boulevard dry-cleaner is closing its doors. Chris’ Dry Cleaning and Shirt Service has been a mainstay for a quarter century on Coleman Boulevard, identifiable from a stretch of shops by its tan sign with an outline of a hanger. The small business will close following the retirement of owners Chris and Dianne Keil. The last day for customers to drop off clothes will be May 2. All clothes must be picked up by June 6.
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Throwback to 2014 when I won $250 for having the best (worst) breakup story at the Jilted Lovers Party at The Cocktail Club. 😂😂Who will win tonight?? https://t.co/0rx3UCY394 #ValentinesDay #AntiValentinesDay #chs #chsevents #tbt https://t.co/U2c68daCrI
Told a small child that I work nights, was promptly asked if I was the tooth fairy. 😂
