Ravenel moved to Atlanta halfway house awaiting release
Former South Carolina state treasurer Thomas Ravenel, serving a 10 month cocaine sentence, has been transferred to a Atlanta halfway house for inmates nearing release. His March 27 release date remains listed, with no exact move date disclosed. He previously began in Jesup, Georgia.
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Whitmire sock plant closing adds to South Carolina job losses
South Carolina shed over 1,000 manufacturing jobs in the past month led by Renfro Corp. sock plant closure in Whitmire ending January cost 570 workers their jobs. Chester County cable plant, North Charleston cabinet maker, and Anderson County carpet fiber plant also announced shutdowns affecting hundreds. Governor Sanford warns rates may rise, while state seeks new employers to offset losses.
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