Hunter Mattes

Charleston-based food delivery service expands to Columbia, looks to support local farmers, food equity

By Hunter Mattes | Feb. 22

Charleston-based food delivery service Community Supported Grocery expanded to Columbia to bring locally grown food to the city. The company hopes to connect with more customers this year, including USC faculty and staff.

Tyson Lusk sits for a portrait courtesy of Gamecock Athletics. Lusk is the new staff senate president at the University of South Carolina.

New staff senate leadership plans to focus on employee retention, representation: 'We’re here to advocate and support them'

By Hunter Mattes | Oct. 25

New staff senate president Tyson Lusk said he will spend his first year in office aiming to retain USC's quality employees through recognition and representation. The staff senate, in its third year, aims to be a resource to connect staff members with administration, according to Lusk.

Hunter Mattes

Charleston-based food delivery service expands to Columbia, looks to support local farmers, food equity

New staff senate leadership plans to focus on employee retention, representation: 'We’re here to advocate and support them'

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