CITY SELLING DOWNTOWN BUILDING AT AUCTION
7-9-2020
The City of Johnsonville is selling the white building located at 111 1/2 E. Broadway Street via an online auction. The building is on a parcel of land next to the municipal complex which is under construction.The City purchased the land to make the driveway more functional and add more parking spaces.
The building was erected on the site back in the 1960s and originally used as a cosmetology salon. The 20'x16' prefab wooden building has two entry doors and a 4'x16' wooden porch. The floor plan is open an includes a half bath.
The structure could easily be converted to a one or two bedroom dwelling. The building can be disassembled into two parts and easily moved. It is not air conditioned but has an opening for a window unit.
The minimum bid in the online auction at govdeals.com is $2,500. For more informatiom visit https://www.govdeals.com/index.cfm?fa=Main.Item&itemid=4&acctid=3759.
DUKE ENERGY PROGRESS CUSTOMERS IN SC WILL SEE BILL GO DOWN IN JULY
7-2-2020
Decrease in fuel costs will reduce a typical residential customer’s monthly bill by $4.11Click the headline for more details.
DUKE ENERGY PREPARES FOR HURRICANE SEASON DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC
6-2-2020
CHARLOTTE, N.C. – As the June 1 start of hurricane season has arrived, Duke Energy is preparing to respond to power outages as quickly as possible – while also adapting to the extra challenges of protecting the health and well-being of the company’s employees, customers and communities during the COVID-19 pandemic. “Now more than ever, our customers are depending on us for the essential energy they need to power their homes and workplaces, which in many cases are one and the same,” said Harry Sideris, senior vice president of customer experience and services. “We recognize that even brief outages in this pandemic are no longer simple inconveniences but disruptions, so it’s important that we, along with our customers, plan now for any impacts a major storm may create.”
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