TODAY'S HEADLINES / JULY 27, 2011

Air Wisconsin to open aircraft maintenance facility

The regional feeder airline to US Airways plans to begin an aircraft maintenance facility at Columbia Metropolitan Airport beginning Aug. 4 to service the carrier’s 50-passenger Canadair Regional Jets.

Haley signs tort reform law, makes punitive damages cap

Changes to South Carolina civil litigation laws include a $2 million cap on punitive damages that the Republican governor said was long overdue. She said she would like to see a loser-pay system be added to the law in the future.

Democrats ask for hearing, vote on NLRB subpoenas

Members of the minority party in the House Oversight Committee have requested that the committee chairman hold a hearing and vote if the committee is considering issuing subpoenas for documentation in the National Labor Relations Board case against the Boeing Co.

Mungo receives homebuilders’ inaugural award

Steven Mungo, CEO of Mungo Homes, was recently honored by the Home Builders Association of South Carolina with the inaugural 2010 Champion of the American Dream Award.

Leadership Lexington County elects new directors

Laura Howell, president of the Greater Chapin Chamber of Commerce, has been elected 2011-2012 board chairman of Leadership Lexington County.

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