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Despite pause by courts, SC DMV pushes federal commercial driver’s license ban on non-citizens

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By Andy Tsubasa Field Verified
| Post and Courier Columbia Verified
COLUMBIA — The state Department of Motor Vehicles is enforcing a federal order that would require about 1,000 non-U.S. citizens with South Carolina commercial licenses or learner’s permits to show U.S. citizenship or lawful permanent residency or else downgrade to a noncommercial license, even though a federal court has temporarily paused the rule.
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Columbia location of popular chain diner shares planned opening date

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By Andy Tsubasa Field Verified
| Post and Courier Columbia Verified
COLUMBIA — The manager of a casual dining chain has revealed a planned opening date for its upcoming location off Forest Drive. In an interview, the managing partner of the chain’s Aiken location, Brandon Coker, said leaders are targeting a Jan. 6 opening. The upcoming Columbia restaurant will be located at 106 Percival Road, Unit 100. “Everybody in the company is just excited about our new growth,” Coker said.
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International partnership touts $120M Scout supplier plant, hundreds of jobs in this Midlands county

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By Andy Tsubasa Field Verified
| Post and Courier Columbia Verified
ORANGEBURG — A partnership between a Portuguese supplier and a Thai automotive manufacturer plans to invest $120 million to build a new facility in Orangeburg County and create nearly 400 jobs. In a Dec. 2 announcement, Portugal-based SODECIA and Thai AAPICO said their 400,000-square-foot plant will produce ladder frames, a type of chassis that supports a vehicle’s body, for electric vehicle maker Scout Motors’ SUV and truck models.
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