Lexington One Educational Foundation celebrates fall fundraising successes
December 4, 2025
As the Lexington One Educational Foundation nears the end of its Second Quarter in 2025, the Board of Directors and staff are extremely thankful for the year-end successes and generous donations from many donors who give to support its mission of serving needs in Lexington County School District One. First, the Fourth Annual Fore the…
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Sustain SC awards second round of grants through Land and Water Action Platform
December 4, 2025
Sustain SC has announced the second round of grants awarded through its Land and Water Action Platform (LAWAP), advancing conservation projects across South Carolina in partnership with the state’s business community. In this round, LAWAP awarded $159,707 across eight projects spanning seven counties. Recipient organizations include Aiken Land Conservancy, Edisto Open Land Trust, Hitchcock Woods…
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South Carolina Civil Rights Museum honored as the 2025 David W. Robinson Catalyst Award Winner from Central Carolina Community Foundation
December 4, 2025
The South Carolina Civil Rights Museum has been named the 2025 recipient of the David W. Robinson Catalyst Award from Central Carolina Community Foundation. The annual award honors organizations that spark transformative community change, reflecting the Foundation’s commitment to supporting and uplifting nonprofits across the Midlands. “The South Carolina Civil Rights Museum represents the type…
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Columbia City Council highlights | December 2, 2025
December 4, 2025
The City Council Meeting, December 2, 2025, began with a proclamation presented by Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and City Manager Teresa Wilson, which declared “Columbia (SC) Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Day” in the City of Columbia. The proclamation honors the chapter’s longstanding service, leadership, and commitment to uplifting communities across the Midlands through advocacy, education,…
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Girl Scouts of South Carolina—Mountains to Midlands announces Christa Maier as new Director of Membership & Outreach
December 4, 2025
Girl Scouts of South Carolina—Mountains to Midlands announced the appointment of Christa Maier as the Director of Membership & Outreach. Based in the Greenville Office, Maier will spearhead efforts to grow and sustain the Girl Scout community across the council’s 22-county jurisdiction. Maier will oversee the Community Development Managers and be responsible for implementing innovative…
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Ezekiel Ministries recognized as a “2025 Angel” Charity by South Carolina Secretary of State
December 4, 2025
Ezekiel Ministries has been named a 2025 Angel Charity by South Carolina Secretary of State Mark Hammond, earning one of the state’s top distinctions, now in its 26th year. The Secretary of State’s Angel Award recognizes South Carolina nonprofits that demonstrate exceptional commitment to serving their communities while maintaining strong financial transparency and prioritizing mission-driven…
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The medicine of laughter
December 4, 2025
By Jeff Becraft One of the things that we do at Our Place of Hope is… we laugh. It is a very important dynamic. Now, Our Place of Hope is a paradigm shift for people living with mental illness. We are not a medical clinic and we are not a treatment center. We are…
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My Fried Chicken History
December 3, 2025
By Tom Poland As evening shadows fell, I made my way home through woods. Overpowering the peppery smell of autumn leaves, the chicken frying in Mom’s cast iron skillet came to me. For the rest of my life no fragrance said home like fried chicken. At my church, cement tables stood beneath cedars. Days…
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Gov. Henry McMaster announces the Center for Cybersecurity at SCRA
December 3, 2025
Center Designed to Lead Statewide Coordination for Advancing Cyber Growth Governor Henry McMaster today announced the creation of the new Center for Cybersecurity at the South Carolina Research Authority (SCRA). The Center will lead the implementation of South Carolina’s statewide cybersecurity strategic plan. The plan was developed from a multi-year, comprehensive study completed in 2024…
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Publix Super Markets is coming to the BullStreet District
December 3, 2025The BullStreet District, known as the region’s largest urban redevelopment project, announced that national supermarket retailer Publix Super Markets will open its next downtown Columbia, South Carolina location in the BullStreet District. Located next to REI Co-Op, at Bull Street and Colonial Drive, the new store will enhance walkable access to groceries and everyday essentials…
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Garvin Design Group welcomes Shannon Maria
December 3, 2025
Garvin Design Group announced that Shannon Maria has joined the firm’s architectural design team. Originally from central Massachusetts, Shannon completed her studies at Clemson University in 2023. She went on to earn dual graduate degrees from the University of Miami in Florida, completing her Master of Architecture and Master of Real Estate and Urbanism in…
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Amazon announces Best Books of 2025
December 3, 2025
Each year, I like to publish Amazon’s Best Books of the Year and buy my wife the No. 1 book as a Christmas present. Looks like Buckeye, by Patrick Ryan, will be under the tree this year. For 25 years, the Amazon Editors have read and discussed thousands of new releases to create the annual…
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The Foundry Group announces Slip 53, a new oyster bar and seafood concept coming to Five Points in mid-spring 2026
December 2, 2025A fresh addition is coming to Columbia’s dining scene in mid-spring 2026 as The Foundry Group debuts Slip 53, its new oyster bar and seafood concept, at 732 Saluda Avenue, the former Pecknel Music Company location in Five Points. Slip 53 will serve fresh, coastal-inspired flavors in a relaxed, inviting atmosphere. Guests can expect a…
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Lexington One Educational Foundation’s Health Fund Grants support students’ health in a number of ways
December 2, 2025
The Lexington One Educational Foundation’s most recent Health Fund Grant to Lexington County School District One Nursing and Health Services will support the health needs of students in the district in a variety of ways. The first half of the grant provided 300 digital thermometers for Lexington District One nurses to distribute to students who…
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McCrory’s design-build delivery of E.A. Sween manufacturing facility in Greenwood County wins top honors in ABC’s 2025 Excellence in Construction (EIC) Awards
December 2, 2025
McCrory Construction, South Carolina’s oldest general contractor, has received two distinct Excellence in Construction (EIC) awards from the Associated Builders and Contractors of the Carolinas (ABC Carolinas). Both awards are tied to McCrory’s single-source delivery of a state-of-the-art production and office facility in Hodges, South Carolina, for Minnesota-based E.A. Sween, which produces and ships read-to-eat…
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Cohn Construction announces Josh Land as Director of Operations
December 2, 2025
Josh Land has been officially named as the Director of Operations at Cohn Construction, emphasizing his focus on operational excellence and team leadership. With more than 20 years of experience in project management and engineering, Josh’s expertise spans industrial, commercial, and manufacturing construction. Since joining Cohn Construction in 2017, he has played a critical role…
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Dominion Engineering, Inc. strengthens leadership team with former VC Summer engineer
December 2, 2025
Dominion Engineering, Inc. an Allied Power business and leading provider of nuclear engineering, maintenance, and technical services, announced the addition of South Carolina native Craig Stover as Senior Director. Stover brings more than 18 years of experience in nuclear construction, engineering, advanced reactor technology development, and project leadership experience – including extensive work at the…
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Mashburn Construction completes multiple MUSC projects in Orangeburg
December 2, 2025
Mashburn Construction has successfully constructed three transformative projects for the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) in Orangeburg, S.C., underscoring the hospital’s continued investment in strengthening healthcare access and quality across rural communities. At MUSC Health Orangeburg, Mashburn delivered a comprehensive, multi-wing renovation converting former pediatric spaces into new adult and adolescent behavioral health units. Designed…
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Anna Ross promoted to vice president of operations for Jeep Rogers Family YMCA and future Kershaw County Family YMCA
December 2, 2025
The YMCA of Columbia announced the promotion of Anna Ross to vice president of operations for the Jeep Rogers Family YMCA and the future Kershaw County Family YMCA. In her new role, Ross will oversee operations, staff development and strategic planning at Jeep Rogers Family YMCA while also supporting planning and preparation for the Kershaw…
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Artist in Residence Monica Cioppettini
December 2, 2025
From November 23 to December 20, 2025, 701 CCA welcomes Monica Cioppettini as our Artist-in-Residence. Monica is a multidisciplinary artist whose work breathes new life into discarded jewelry and found objects, transforming them into evocative pieces that explore identity, memory, and the stories embedded in everyday items. About Monica: Monica holds a B.F.A. in Fine Art from Monmouth…
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Get involved in Columbia in 2026 – 3rd annual FYPColumbia returns January 22
December 2, 2025
FREE community event aims to connect Midlands residents with local organizations, nonprofits, and small businesses Make 2026 count by getting involved in your community! Registration is now open for the 3rd annual FYPColumbia (Find Your Place Columbia), a citywide event connecting local organizations, nonprofits and small businesses in Columbia, South Carolina, with the Midlands residents. FYPColumbia will…
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SC Philharmonic returns with 3rd annual “Home for the Holidays”
December 2, 2025
Columbia’s new favorite holiday tradition celebrates the wealth of artistic talent in the Midlands The South Carolina Philharmonic presents Home for the Holidays on Thursday, December 18, 2025 at 7:30 PM at the Koger Center for the Arts under the baton of Music Director Morihiko Nakahara. As this concert is a holiday-themed variety show, the orchestra will…
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City of Columbia Parks and Recreation Department partnering with The Nickelodeon Theater to present Screen on the Green
December 2, 2025
Who: City of Columbia Parks and Recreation Department and The Nickelodeon Theater What: The City of Columbia Parks and Recreation Department and The Nickelodeon Theater have partnered for Screen on the Green to feature a FREE showing of The Polar Express on the Oval at Finlay Park! Food and beverages will be available. Bring your blankets and…
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South Carolina Secretary of State Mark Hammond urges South Carolinians to give smart on Giving Tuesday
December 2, 2025
In anticipation of this year’s Giving Tuesday, Secretary of State Mark Hammond is urging South Carolinians to support nonprofits and practice wise charitable giving. “Each year, donors come together on Giving Tuesday to support charitable causes. Nonprofit organizations do so much for our state, and now is a great time to give back. As administrator…
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Midlands Clay Arts Society 24th Annual Holiday Sale is December 4-6 at Stormwater Studios
December 2, 2025
Midlands Clay Arts Society are invited to our 24th Annual Midlands Clay Arts Holiday Sale, to be held December 4-6, 2025 at Stormwater Studios, 413 Pendleton Street, Columbia, SC. Admission and parking are free, and there is no retailer mark up. Come and shop for unique and creative gifts, handcrafted by local artists. Ceramic artwork…
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NOMA announces Light Up Cookie Crawl Festival on Saturday, December 13th
December 2, 2025
Who: City of Columbia, The NOMA Foundation, Chavis Painting, Palmetto Life Church, and participating NOMA businesses. What/Where: Light Up NOMA Cookie Crawl — a celebration of shopping, entertainment, dining, and of course, cookies! Cookie Crawl: 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Pick up cookie tins or bags at Carolina Kernels, 2028 Main Street, Columbia, SC 29201 (kickoff location provided by organizers)…
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Historic Columbia announces December 2025 events
December 2, 2025
Historic Columbia offers a full slate of tours and programs throughout December, including Historic Holiday Tours at two landmark properties and a preservation-focused Renovation Rodeo in the Vista. PROGRAMS & EVENTS IN DECEMBER Historic Holiday Tours Through Sunday, January 4 | Times vary | Robert Mills House and Hampton-Preston Mansion | 1616 Blanding Street Tour the Robert…
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Columbia Streams Art Local Artist Holiday Art Market now located at Finlay Park
December 2, 2025
The Columbia Streams Art public art program announces that the first holiday market to support local artists will now be held at Finlay Park. This local artist holiday market will provide up to eight free vendor spaces in tented merchant areas on the following dates from 12:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m.: · Saturday, December 6 and…
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Hood Construction, McMillan Pazdan Smith breaks ground on Riverbanks Zoo & Garden’s Conservation Learning Center
December 1, 2025The teams of Hood Construction & McMillan Pazdan Smith have kicked off construction of the Jane B. Friedman Conservation Learning Center at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. Located adjacent to the Saluda Skyride, the almost 9,000 SF facility will further expand educational programs at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, providing more indoor and outdoor classroom space for…
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SIOS Technology achieves AWS Resilience Competency in the Design category
December 1, 2025
Recognition underscores SIOS’ expertise in delivering proven high availability and disaster recovery solutions for mission-critical applications on AWS SIOS Technology Corp., a leading provider of application high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) solutions, announced that it has achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Resilience Software Competency in the Design category. This specialization recognizes SIOS…
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First Citizens Bank donates $25,000 to support South Carolina Independent Colleges & Universities
December 1, 2025
South Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities (SCICU) announced a $25,000 investment from First Citizens Bank in support of the Student Lifeline Grants Program. This renewed commitment significantly expands the program’s ability to provide emergency financial assistance to students attending South Carolina’s private colleges and universities. Student Lifeline Grants help bridge short-term financial gaps that could…
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The Bridge 2 Home receives $40,000 grant from Power:Ed to support hiring an education coordinator
November 27, 2025
Aiken nonprofit, The Bridge 2 Home (TB2H), has been awarded a $40,000 grant from Power:Ed, the philanthropy of SC Student Loan Corporation, to hire an education coordinator to give in-person, individualized instruction, guidance, and support the academic journeys of the girls TB2H serves. TB2H’s mission is to provide a safe and loving home for girls…
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20th Thanksgiving for Wallick Investments, LLC
November 25, 2025
Wallick Investments is now an SEC registered investment advisory firm with over 250 clients, AUM over $124M as of 11/25/2025, and manager of Fidelis 100 Index. June 2025 marked not only the 20th anniversary for Wallick Investments, but also significant milestones for the South Carolina-based money management firm, and they give glory to God this…
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Serving Compassion: Lander’s Isabella Young brings ‘Thanks Giving’ to community
November 25, 2025
When Lander University student Isabella Young realized how many people in Greenwood could be facing a lonely or financially strained Thanksgiving, she decided the holiday should feel different this year. With no prior large-scale event experience, Young rallied volunteers, raised the money needed, planned the menu, created promotional flyers, worked with local restauranteur T.J. Jenks…
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Brandon Rattray named to Kids’ Chance of South Carolina Board of Directors
November 25, 2025
Robinson Gray announced that associate Brandon Rattray has been appointed to the Board of Directors of Kids’ Chance of South Carolina, a nonprofit dedicated to supporting families affected by serious workplace injuries. Kids’ Chance of South Carolina provides college and vocational school scholarships to children of workers who have been killed or seriously injured in…
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Lexington Youth Football and Cheerleading Association receives donated CPR kits and coach training
November 25, 2025
The American Heart Association helps equip local youth sports program with life-saving skills The American Heart Association, devoted to a world of healthier lives for all, announced the donation of CPR training kits and Hands-Only CPR education to the Lexington Youth Football and Cheerleading Association (LYFC). This life-saving initiative was made possible through the generous…
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How the night before Thanksgiving became one of the heaviest drinking nights of the year
November 25, 2025The night before Thanksgiving has become known for heavy drinking, crowded gathering spots and increased risky behavior among young adults returning home for the holiday. National traffic safety data consistently show sharp rises in alcohol-related crashes, emergency room visits and impaired driving incidents during Thanksgiving week, beginning with the night before the holiday. The South…
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Russell joins Callison Tighe as an associate
November 25, 2025
Callison Tighe & Robinson, LLC announced Shelby Russell has joined the firm as an associate attorney with a practice focused on representing clients in serious personal injury matters, complex civil litigation, and criminal proceedings in federal court. Shelby’s client-focused approach draws on her diverse background in public service and investigative work. While in law school…
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Congaree Land Trust announces conservation of 221 acres in Kershaw County
November 25, 2025
Preserving Birthplace of South Carolina’s State Dog KERSHAW COUNTY, SC — The Congaree Land Trust (CLT) announced the conservation of an additional 221 acres of land in Kershaw County. Pine Grove Plantation, located south of Camden, is now permanently protected through a conservation easement generously donated by landowners Rob and Karen Brown. Located within the…
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Steve Dresser Golf Academy unveils enhanced 2026 golf school packages at True Blue
November 25, 2025
PAWLEYS ISLAND, SC – The Steve Dresser Golf Academy at True Blue Golf Club is launching its 2026 lineup of one- to five-day golf school packages, complete with upgraded technology, personalized instruction, and access to a Mike Strantz-designed practice facility that is among the most compelling training environments in the Southeast. Golf school sessions run…
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Love involves sacrifice
November 25, 2025
By Jeff Becraft My best pair of jeans have a hole in each knee. Lest you think I am that hip, they are not skinny jeans. And I did not buy them with holes in them. I can tell you right now that every pair of pants I own that have holes in them,…
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Highway Song, Part II
November 25, 2025
By Tom Poland A Sunday Drive Highways 321 and 301 meet my criteria for back roads. Little traffic. Lots of abandonment. Old stuff getting older. Those 1950 snowbirds heading to Florida spent a lot of money. Before I-95, Highway 321 led to 301 and the route to the Land of Flowers hummed. When all…
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Riggs Partners’ work recognized in Communications Arts 2025 advertising annual
November 25, 2025
Communication Arts, the preeminent industry journal for professionals in advertising, design and other forms of visual communications, has selected Riggs Partners’ broadcast advertising work as a winner in its 66th advertising annual competition. Founded in 1959, Communication Arts is widely regarded as one of the industry’s most prestigious advertising award competitions. Riggs Partners received the award for…
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RIA awards construction grants to upgrade critical infrastructure
November 25, 2025
$23 million in grant funding awarded across South Carolina The S.C. Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) has approved grant assistance for 21 projects, totaling approximately $23 million, to address critical infrastructure needs related to public health, water quality and resiliency, while also improving capacity for economic opportunities. These projects will benefit more than 30,000 customers in…
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GSSM honors Dr. Sachin Rustgi with 2025 Randall M. LaCross Distinguished Research Leadership Award
November 25, 2025
The South Carolina Governor’s School for Science & Mathematics (GSSM) presented the 2025 Randall M. LaCross Distinguished Research Leadership Award to Dr. Sachin Rustgi, associate professor of molecular breeding at the Clemson University Pee Dee Research & Education Center during GSSM’s 37th Annual Research Colloquium on Nov. 21. Dr. Rutsgi also serves as faculty scholar…
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One Columbia for Arts & Culture hosts festive holiday party and Open Studios event
November 25, 2025
One Columbia for Arts & Culture invites the community to its annual Holiday Party, a festive celebration of art and the holiday season. The event will take place during First Thursday on Main, December 4th, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the Garage Studio, located at 1101 Taylor Street. This lively gathering offers a…
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Lexington Two Superintendent announces retirement at end of 2025-2026 school year
November 25, 2025
Lexington School District Two Superintendent Dr. Brenda Hafner announced her retirement at the end of the current 2025-2026 school year, following a distinguished career of nearly 30 years in South Carolina schools as a teacher, principal, district administrator, and superintendent. The board announced Dr. Hafner’s retirement at the conclusion of Thursday’s board meeting. Dr. Hafner,…
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GSSM hosts 37th Annual Research Colloquium featuring 114 student presentations
November 25, 2025
The South Carolina Governor’s School for Science & Mathematics (GSSM) hosted its 37th Annual Research Colloquium on Nov. 21, showcasing research conducted by students over the summer. This year’s event featured 114 student presentations from 145 seniors, highlighting the depth and breadth of GSSM’s research and inquiry experience. Students presented projects across a wide spectrum…
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Pearce Bespoke Charlotte named official custom clothier of the South Carolina Military Veterans Hall of Fame
November 25, 2025Company designed exclusive Reda jackets for the Board of Directors and inductees Pearce Bespoke Charlotte has been selected as the Official Custom Clothier of the South Carolina Military Veterans Hall of Fame (SCMVHOF), an organization created to recognize South Carolina’s military veterans whose service, sacrifice, and leadership have shaped our state and our nation. During…
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Celebrated writer-editor inducted into elite Military Hall of Fame
November 25, 2025Marine Infantry leader and military technical consultant named to S.C. Military Veterans Hall of Fame By Cheyenne Twilley W. Thomas Smith Jr., a writer, editor, and public-information professional assisting the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) Office of Education, Outreach, and Information has been inducted into the S.C. Military Veterans Hall of Fame (Class of…
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