Posts by Erik Crawford
Irmo Planning Commission meeting
June 8, 2026
DATE: Monday, June 8, 2026 TIME: 6:00 PM LOCATION: Irmo Municipal Building 7300 Woodrow Street Irmo, South Carolina 29063
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NAI Charleston represents Red Metals in securing North Charleston manufacturing facility
June 8, 2026
NAI Charleston is pleased to announce that it represented Red Metals, Inc. in securing a ±42,261 SF industrial facility situated on ±6.41 AC at 4500 Leeds Avenue in North Charleston,…
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City of Columbia launches public survey for Sharing the Road Safety Action Plan
June 8, 2026
The Sharing the Road project team has developed draft program, policy, and project recommendations aimed at making our roadways safer. We hope you’ll take a look and provide your thoughts via…
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Red Metals establishes first copper manufacturing operation in Charleston County
June 8, 2026
$70 million investment will create 45 new jobs Red Metals, a next-generation copper manufacturer, today announced it is establishing its first copper manufacturing operation in Charleston County. The company’s $70…
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Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture to host three-day symposium and opening for summer exhibits
June 8, 2026
The College of Charleston’s Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture will host “Those Who Have Must Turn Around and Give: Celebrating 40 Years of Preserving Black History…
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BCDCOG hosting public information meeting for US 17A corridor & congestion management plan on Tuesday, June 9
June 8, 2026
The public is invited to review, provide feedback, and share ideas for addressing issues Berkeley-Charleston-Dorchester Council of Governments (BCDCOG) is hosting a public information meeting for the US 17A Corridor…
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William Raveis announces $6.8 million record-setting sale of oceanfront estate in Hilton Head’s Port Royal community
June 8, 2026
William Raveis Real Estate announces the sale of 16 Planters Row, a distinguished oceanfront estate located within the exclusive Port Royal community of Hilton Head Island. The property sold for…
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OneSpartanburg, Inc. named finalist for prestigious U.S. Chamber of the Year Award
June 8, 2026
OneSpartanburg, Inc. has been named a finalist for the 2026 U.S. Chamber of the Year Award, presented by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE), alongside the Greater Des…
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Final day of the Korn Ferry Tour’s Greenville stop, BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX announces winner
June 8, 2026
After four days of competitive play across Thornblade Club and the Country Club of Spartanburg, the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX announced the 2026 Winner, Ben Kohles, of…
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What’s sneaking into your diet could be raising your blood pressure
June 8, 2026
Bon Secours experts share how to enjoy cookouts without putting your heart at risk Summer is all about grilling, picnics, and family gatherings, but behind those delicious spreads may be…
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Charleston Honors America’s 250th: Gibbes Museum of Art presents world premiere of new exhibition Mary Whyte: Salt of the Earth
June 8, 2026
The Gibbes Museum of Art is commemorating America’s 250th anniversary with the world premiere of Mary Whyte: Salt of the Earth, a new exhibition celebrating the diversity, resilience, and spirit…
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Columbia City Council budget workshop agenda Tuesday, June 9, 2026, at 1:00 p.m.
June 8, 2026
Call to Order Invocation Adoption of the Agenda City Council Discussion Fiscal Year 2026/2027 Special Revenues — Ms. Missy Caughman, CPM, MPA, Assistant City Manager / Strategic Initiatives & Innovation …
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Catch The COMET for free to vote in the primaries on Tuesday, June 9!
June 8, 2026
The Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (The COMET) wants to help riders exercise their right to vote. The COMET fixed route buses and DART services will be free for those…
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South Carolina ranks 38th in 2026 KIDS COUNT Data Book as Children’s Trust continues to urge investments that support children and families
June 8, 2026
State score increase is largest in the nation; despite showing progress over time, South Carolina continues to be behind the majority of states in child well-being Critical child and family well-being measures show…
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Security Federal Corporation announces retirement and appointment of chief executive officer, chief financial officer, and appointment of new directors
June 8, 2026
Security Federal Corporation (the “Company”) (OTCBB:SFDL), the holding company for Security Federal Bank (the “Bank”) announced, effective July 10, 2026, J. Chris Verenes and Darrell R. Rains will be retiring…
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Greenville Triumph SC sets club attendance record at historic GE Vernova Park opener
June 8, 2026
A sold-out crowd of more than 4,000— the largest in Greenville Triumph history — packs the club’s new permanent home on opening night History was made at BridgeWay Station Wednesday…
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Sustain SC and The Shi Institute celebrate the graduation of the fifth class of Sustainability Leadership Initiative Fellows
June 8, 2026
Sustain SC, in partnership with the Shi Institute for Sustainable Communities at Furman University, announced the graduation of the fifth class of Sustainability Leadership Initiative (SLI) Fellows. This year’s cohort…
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Dominion Energy to begin performing tree-trimming activities as scheduled for 2026
June 8, 2026
Dominion Energy will begin performing tree trimming activities along overhead utility lines in the following neighborhoods on Monday, June 8, 2026, at 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Distribution Line Tree Trimming:…
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City of Columbia Community Development Department to host a homebuyer workshop
June 8, 2026
Who: City of Columbia Community Development Department What: Your path to homeownership starts here! This will be a one-stop homebuyer workshop where attendees can learn, ask questions, and connect directly with industry…
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Annual Leon Irons Memorial Golf Tournament to benefit the Big Red Barn Retreat
June 8, 2026
The WildeWood Club, Presented by Truist on September 14th, 2026 The 5th Annual Leon Irons Memorial Golf Tournament will take place on Monday, September 14th, 2026 at The WildeWood Club. …
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Liadi’s early strike secures historic victory in GE Vernova Park opener
June 4, 2026
History was made Wednesday night as Greenville Triumph SC opened GE Vernova Park in front of a sold-out crowd, defeating Forward Madison FC 1-0 in the club’s first-ever match at…
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Community Foundation of the Lowcountry awards more than $304,000 in impact grants to Lowcountry nonprofits and organizations
June 4, 2026
In its second Impact Grant cycle of fiscal year 2026, Community Foundation of the Lowcountry awarded $304,500 to seven local nonprofits and organizations. These competitive grants, distributed twice per fiscal…
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Greenville Triumph SC sells out historic opener at GE Vernova Park
June 4, 2026
More than 3,400 fans will fill the venue for the inaugural match with the theme “Together We Triumph” Greenville Triumph SC has sold out its home opener at GE Vernova…
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BIGPAC announces 2026 primary endorsements
June 3, 2026
Greenville business community endorses 3 business champions The Business and Industry in Greenville Political Action Committee (BIGPAC) announced its endorsements for the upcoming Primary Election, supporting candidates who have demonstrated…
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Schedule for 2026 Dave Spurlock CCSD Football Jamboree finalized
June 3, 2026
Ten schools are set to play in the 2026 Dave Spurlock Charleston County School District (CCSD) Football Jamboree on Friday, August 14, at the North Charleston Regional Stadium. This will…
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Dominion Energy strengthens electric system in Batesburg-Leesville; temporary outages expected for some customers
June 3, 2026
Dominion Energy will perform critical upgrades to its system in the Batesburg-Leesville area this week. The work will require temporary power outages for approximately 110 customers from approximately 7-10 a.m.,…
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City of Charleston announces final week of Piccolo Spoleto 2026, concert film, and children’s festival
June 3, 2026
Mayor William Cogswell and Director of Cultural Affairs Rochelle Riley announce the final week of the 2026 Piccolo Spoleto Festival, running through June 7. The annual celebration features music, theater,…
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Duke Energy site readiness efforts help land $1.2 billion advanced manufacturing project in Cherokee County
June 3, 2026
USA Rare Earth’s announcement this week of a major investment and new jobs in Cherokee County highlights the impact of Duke Energy’s Site Readiness Program, which helped prepare the Bailey…
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Association of Lettermen announces 2026 Hall of Fame class
June 3, 2026
The University of South Carolina Association of Lettermen’s Athletics Hall of Fame class of 2026 is one for the history books as it marks the first time entire teams will…
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Columbia High teacher named NIET Teacher Leader Fellow
June 3, 2026
Columbia High School math teacher Joshua Knight has been named a 2027 Teacher Leader Fellow by the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching (NIET). The year-long fellowship is meant to…
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City of Columbia to highlight Gun Violence Awareness Month with walk and community day
June 3, 2026
Who: City of Columbia, Moms Demand Action, and Every town Survivor Network What: This Wear Orange Walk will highlight the beginning of National Gun Violence Awareness Month, which takes place in…
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Swing into Summer with Greenville Rec Clinics
June 3, 2026
Summer camps are in full swing in the City of Greenville, and but newly added summer clinics for youth and adults promise to add to the fun. The city’s Parks, Recreation…
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Nominations for 2027 Columbia SC Ambassadors open through June 15
June 3, 2026
Since 2019, the Columbia SC Ambassador Program has highlighted makers, entrepreneurs, foodies, creatives and so much more who offer a real perspective of life in Columbia SC. Each year, we…
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USA Rare Earth, Inc. selects Cherokee County for first South Carolina operation
June 2, 2026
Approximately $1.2 billion investment will create about 490 new jobs USA Rare Earth, Inc. (USA Rare Earth), a global leader in rare earths, critical minerals and advanced materials, announced it…
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to host public meetings on long-term maintenance and environmental planning for Charleston Harbor
June 2, 2026
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Charleston District, will host one in-person and two virtual public meetings to discuss the development of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Charleston…
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The First Oval Office: Step into the tent where it happened
June 2, 2026
A replica of General George Washington’s Revolutionary War tent, the office and sleeping quarters that he used as the command center of the Continental Army, will cover Rivers Green on…
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Greenville city news
June 2, 2026
Grammy Winner, Greenville Native Peabo Bryson Hospitalized after Stroke Two-time Grammy Award winning singer, songwriter and Greenville native Peabo Bryson — known worldwide as the voice behind Disney’s Oscar winning…
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Bon Secours to expand 24/7 emergency care access in Greenville County
June 2, 2026Celebrates groundbreaking on new $25M freestanding emergency department in Greer Bon Secours leaders and associates, together with Upstate elected officials, community members and partners, broke ground on a new freestanding…
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Reggaetronic’s Lake Murray Palooza returns to Lake Murray July 11 with music, boating, and community impact
June 2, 2026
The Reggaetronic team is bringing a new flavor of music festivals to Lake Murray with the return of Lake Murray Palooza July 11th from 11AM to 7PM. Set against the scenic backdrop…
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City of Columbia launches new online platform for short-term rental registration and renewals
June 2, 2026
The City of Columbia Code Enforcement Division is launching a new cloud based platform for short term rental registration and renewals in partnership with Tolemi beginning May 20, 2026. The…
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Greer CPW to host community blood drives supporting Ronald McDonald House Charities
June 2, 2026
Greer Commission of Public Works (Greer CPW) will host a community blood drive Thursday, June 4 in Greer and Saturday, June 6 in Landrum encouraging residents to help save lives…
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Serve & Connect welcomes new board chair and members
June 2, 2026
Serve & Connect, a Carolina-based nonprofit that aims to foster positive change through police-community partnerships, is announcing a new board chair and two board members joining the team. Retired Chief…
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Boeing invests $100,000 in workforce development opportunities for CCSD students
June 2, 2026
During the 2025-2026 school year, Boeing invested $100,000 to expand Charleston County School District (CCSD) students’ access to career exploration field trips and career discovery camps focused on high-demand advanced…
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James Island County Park hosts annual youth triathlon on July 25
June 2, 2026
The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) will host its annual Youth Triathlon on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at James Island County Park. Designed for young athletes ages 7-15,…
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Charleston to honor Piccolo founder Ellen Dressler Moryl with annual cello concert
June 2, 2026
Mayor William Cogswell and City Director of Cultural Affairs Rochelle Riley announced the first Ellen Dressler Moryl Cello Concert, which will be held each year to honor the founding director…
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Charleston Parks Conservancy opens Ashleyville-Maryville Food Forest in historic West Ashley neighborhood
June 2, 2026The Charleston Parks Conservancy celebrated the opening of the Ashleyville-Maryville Food Forest with a May 16 ribbon-cutting, revitalizing a historic West Ashley green space with roots in agriculture and community…
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City of Charleston’s Juneteenth celebration to feature Michael Jackson tribute
June 2, 2026
Star producer seeks young singer and local horn players to join the concert ensemble for the City’s annual block party. The City of Charleston’s Office of Cultural Affairs is hosting its annual Juneteenth Celebration from…
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Charleston County School District launches community engagement process to develop 2027–2032 district goals
May 28, 2026
Charleston County School District (CCSD) is launching a districtwide strategic planning and community engagement process to support the development of its next five-year goals for 2027–2032. In partnership with the…
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Swedish Midsummer Festival returns to Cypress Gardens
May 28, 2026
Presented by Volvo Cars on Saturday, June 13 The Annual Swedish Midsummer Festival, hosted by Volvo Cars, returns to Cypress Gardens this year on Saturday, June 13. The event will be from 10…
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USC makes progress on state approved project as part of ‘USC Next’ masterplan
May 28, 2026
McBryde Quadrangle is being torn down this month to make way for a larger residence hall approved by the Joint Bond Review Committee and State Fiscal Accountability Authority. The dormitory’s demolition was first introduced…
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