OJRSA to celebrate Water Professionals Day
March 3, 2026
The Oconee Joint Regional Sewer Authority (OJRSA) will join agencies and nonprofits across South Carolina on Monday, March 2, in honoring Water Professionals Day. Water Professionals Day is an opportunity to highlight the essential but often unseen water services that support our communities: wastewater collection and treatment, safe drinking water, and stormwater management. “This day…
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LRADAC hosts its annual Black Balloon Day on March 6 to honor 184 individuals lost to overdoses in Richland and Lexington Counties
March 3, 2026
To honor the 184 residents of Richland and Lexington Counties who lost their lives to substance overdoses in 2025, LRADAC will once again host Black Balloon Day on Wednesday, March 6, from 10-11 am at LRADAC’s Lexington Office at 1068 South Lake Drive in Lexington County. With the total number of 2025 overdose fatalities at…
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Benjamin Garner, former federal prosecutor, strengthens Maynard Nexsen’s white collar defense bench
March 3, 2026
Maynard Nexsen announced that Benjamin N. “Ben” Garner has joined the firm as a Shareholder in the Government Investigations & White Collar Defense Practice Group. Mr. Garner will be based out of the firm’s Columbia, SC office. Garner joins the firm following more than a decade of service with the United States Attorney’s Office for…
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Rebekah Cribb joins Coldwell Banker Caine in Spartanburg
March 3, 2026
Coldwell Banker Caine welcomed Rebekah Cribb to its Spartanburg office. Cribb brings a thoughtful, people-first approach shaped by experience in hospitality, event planning, and client care—guiding individuals and families through meaningful, high-stakes moments with clear communication and attention to detail. Cribb is drawn to real estate for its universal impact and the opportunity to help…
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Lowcountry Cajun Festival set for Saturday, April 18 at James Island County Park!
March 3, 2026
The Lowcountry Cajun Festival is back this spring at James Island County Park! Charleston’s favorite ragin’ Cajun celebration will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2026 from 12 – 6 p.m. Bringing Louisiana to the Lowcountry, the Lowcountry Cajun Festival is an afternoon of Zydeco music, food, kids’ activities, and all-around ragin’ Cajun fun! Savor the…
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Screening is key to colorectal cancer prevention
March 3, 2026
Leading cancer killer in adults under 50 is highly preventable March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and more than ever it is important to know the facts about the deadliest cancer in the U.S. for both men and women under 50. With screening, the disease is highly preventable. Roper St. Francis Healthcare is offering colon cancer…
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Chamber Music Charleston announces its 2026-2027 concert season, celebrating over two decades of musical excellence
March 3, 2026
Chamber Music Charleston (CMC) announces its 2026–2027 season, marking more than 20 years of presenting exceptional chamber music in some of Charleston’s most distinctive and inspiring venues. With over 48 concerts planned, the upcoming season reflects CMC’s ongoing commitment to artistic excellence, adventurous programming, and intimate musical experiences that connect performers and audiences in meaningful…
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The Rising Tide heads to Summerville
March 3, 2026
LLP to Announce New Scholarships for Dorchester District 2 Teachers The Lowcountry Literacy Project (LLP) is bringing the conversation around systemic literacy reform to Summerville. On Tuesday, March 24, the community is invited to the Dorchester County Library-Ashley River Branch for a special screening of The Tides of Change, a powerful documentary following the teachers, families,…
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Trinity Episcopal Cathedral awards $207,000 in annual Faith in Action grants
March 3, 2026
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral has awarded grant funding to 13 local and global non-profit partners who are doing sustainable work to create a better future for our community and world. The annual grant program is coordinated by Trinity’s Faith in Action committee, formed in 2022 to curate and streamline opportunities for Trinity parishioners to put their…
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National Consumer Protection Week (March 1–7) highlights the importance of scam awareness: BBB Serving Central SC and Charleston shares practical tips for consumers
March 3, 2026
During National Consumer Protection Week (March 1–7), BBB Serving Central SC and Charleston is reminding consumers to stay alert and take simple steps to protect themselves from scams and identity theft. National Consumer Protection Week is an annual effort focused on helping people understand their rights and make informed decisions in the marketplace. With scams…
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twentyfour skincare named finalist in global INNOCOS Beauty & Longevity CHOICE Awards
March 3, 2026
Greenville-based twentyfour skincare announced it has been selected as a finalist in the 2025–2026 INNOCOS Beauty & Longevity CHOICE Awards in the category of Cellular Signalling & Longevity Mechanisms. This prestigious global recognition highlights twentyfour skincare as one of the most forward-thinking and science-driven brands redefining the future of beauty, wellness, and skin longevity. The…
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Tennis 101 classes + a few spots remain for spring programs
March 3, 2026
Ready to learn the game or get back on the court? Tennis 101 is a fun, beginner-friendly 6-week program designed to teach the fundamentals of tennis in an encouraging, low-pressure environment. Players will build skills in serving, rallying, footwork, and scoring through engaging drills and game play. Classes are available for youth starting at age…
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Howell Morrison named 2026 Best Lawyers® ‘Lawyer of the Year’ for Bet-the-Company Litigation in Charleston
March 3, 2026
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. announced that Best Lawyers has named shareholder Howell Morrison “Lawyer of the Year” for Bet-the-Company Litigation in Charleston, South Carolina. The “Lawyer of the Year” recognition goes to individual lawyers who receive the highest overall peer feedback for their practice area and geographic region. Only one lawyer in each specialty and…
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The Blackbaud Giving Fund appoints Catherine LaCour as CEO and executive director to scale global philanthropic impact
March 3, 2026
The Blackbaud Giving FundⓇ, a nonprofit that brings supporters and nonprofits together to advance the state of giving, today announced the appointment of as its new CEO and executive director, effective immediately. In this role, LaCour will help nonprofits access charitable funds with greater confidence and clarity through the Fund’s secure and efficient giving programs.…
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Greenville Chamber of Commerce honors community’s leaders at 137th annual meeting
March 3, 2026The Greenville Chamber held its 137th Annual Meeting on Thursday, February 26th at the Greenville Convention Center. Presented by TD Bank, the event celebrated the Greenville Chamber’s commitment to driving economic growth, recognized outstanding business and community leaders, and set the vision for the year ahead. This year featured a fireside discussion between Greenville Chamber…
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NAI Columbia facilitates the purchase of the Berkeley Building
March 3, 2026
NAI Columbia announced that Ben Kelly, CCIM and Patrick Chambers successfully represented the buyer in the acquisition of the Berkeley Building, a ±74,069 SF office building located at 200 Center Point Circle near Columbia, South Carolina. The Berkeley Building is located in the Center Point Business Park, premier Class A office complex located in the…
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College of Charleston selected for prestigious Carolopolis Award for historic preservation efforts
March 3, 2026
The Preservation Society of Charleston on Friday awarded the College of Charleston’s 207 Calhoun Project the Carolopolis Award (Pro Merito category). The prestigious award recognizes the university’s ongoing historic preservation work. 207 Calhoun Street is the home of the College’s Center for Sustainable Development, which works to prepare students for social, economic and environmental challenges. The Carolopolis Awards seek to promote excellence in historic preservation through recognition of…
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Greenville Theatre presents the audience favorite Fiddler on the Roof
March 3, 2026
Celebrate a true musical theatre “Tradition” with the beloved classic, Fiddler on the Roof. This classic musical was selected by the Greenville Theatre community as the “most requested return to the GT stage in Season 100.” The Tony Award- winning show tells the story of Tevye, Golde, their daughters, and the little town of Anatevka, which…
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The Contemporaries present French Quarter Fête benefiting the Columbia Museum of Art
March 3, 2026
The Contemporaries, a dynamic affinity group of the Columbia Museum of Art, invite the community to step into the golden age of jazz at A French Quarter Fête, an unforgettable gala inspired by the sultry charm and electric energy of 1940s and ’50s New Orleans, on Saturday, March 7, from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m. For one night…
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Camden International Day of Happiness – March 20
March 3, 2026
The Camden community will come together on Friday, March 20, 2026, to celebrate the International Day of Happiness with a special event hosted by The Happiness Health Connection and its owner, Monica Vidal, at Rectory Square. Established by the United Nations General Assembly in 2012, the International Day of Happiness recognizes happiness and well-being as…
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SC Commerce announces 2026 Relentless Challenge grant awards
March 3, 2026
14 projects across the state awarded grants to support innovation and entrepreneurship The South Carolina Department of Commerce (S.C. Commerce) announced the recipients of its 2026 Relentless Challenge grants, which totaled more than $760,000 granted to 14 projects across the state. The Relentless Challenge is a statewide competitive grant program and is South Carolina’s call to…
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GSSM 5K raises $3,615 for Night to Shine, draws 150 participants
March 3, 2026
The South Carolina Governor’s School for Science & Mathematics (GSSM) hosted its annual 5K for Mental Health Awareness on Saturday, Feb. 28, bringing together students, employees, and community members in support of mental wellness. The event was organized by Fun Without Drugs (FWD), a student-led organization dedicated to promoting balanced lifestyles and emotional well-being. Through…
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SCRA announces new grant funding and member companies
March 3, 2026
Chipp, Atapic, Sentec, and Tada AI received new grant funding from the South Carolina Research Authority. Crystal-XG, Cuffway, InfauxTech, Ohmiq, PostPixel, Renoverse AI, and Vet Media Group were accepted as SCRA member companies. SCRA Interim President and CEO Bill Kirkland said, “We welcome these new member companies and congratulate those that received funding.” All SCRA member companies receive coaching and access to SCRA’s member benefits and startup resources, can apply…
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Love named next principal of Red Bank Elementary starting July 2026
March 3, 2026
At its February 24, 2026, meeting, the Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees approved the appointment of Tomeka Love as the next principal of Red Bank Elementary. Love will begin her new role in July 2026 following the retirement of Principal Janet Ricard, who concludes a 28-year career in public education. Love currently…
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Lowcountry Land Trust permanently protects Holmes Tract, strengthening a growing conservation corridor on Johns Island
March 3, 2026
Lowcountry Land Trust, a nonprofit committed to conserving Lowcountry landscapes and waterways for current and future generations, announced the permanent protection of the Holmes Tract, an impactful, six-acre property on Johns Island. The tract strengthens connectivity between conserved lands, protects sensitive wetlands that flow into Bohicket Creek, and retains the rural character of a growing…
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Greater Chapin Chamber of Commerce announces finalists for annual awards gala
March 3, 2026
The Greater Chapin Chamber of Commerce announced the nominees for the 2026 Annual Awards Gala: A Night of Reflection. These finalists represent the heart of the Chapin business community, recognized for their excellence across five distinct categories. “On behalf of The Greater Chapin Chamber of Commerce, I’m excited to share how honored we are to have these…
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City of Columbia pedestrian and bicyclist counts: help make sure we all count!
March 3, 2026
The City of Columbia is seeking volunteers to help conduct our routine Pedestrian & Bicyclist Counts throughout Columbia. By counting pedestrians and bicyclists, volunteers help to ensure that all of the City’s residents count: transit riders, pedestrians, and bicyclists are often not accounted for in traffic studies – the same traffic studies used to make…
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The Mary Black Foundation awards over $1.3 million in grants
March 3, 2026
When women and babies thrive and when young children have access to strong early learning opportunities, our entire community thrives. In its most recent round of funding, the Mary Black Foundation awarded $1,315,000 to 22 nonprofit organizations working to ensure Spartanburg mothers have healthy pregnancies and births, families are supported, and children show up to…
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Historic Columbia announces March 2026 events
March 3, 2026
Explore Columbia in new and exciting ways with Historic Columbia as we offer a full slate of tours and programs this March. PROGRAMS & EVENTS IN MARCH: Heathwood Walking Tour Sunday, March 8 | | 1:00 – 2:30 p.m. | Begins and ends at Heathwood Park | 800 Abelia Road Participants will learn about Heathwood’s distinctive architectural forms…
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City to host third annual “Jump Start Your Heart” day party
March 3, 2026
WHAT: February is National Heart Month and in conjunction with the Go Red movement, which encourages awareness of heart disease and heart health, the City will hold the third annual “Jump Start Your Heart” Day Party on Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. at Finlay Park. The “Jump Start Your Heart” Day Party…
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QuickBooks Online: How to set up your books the right way from day one
March 3, 2026
The City of Columbia’s Office of Business Opportunities is hosting QuickBooks Online: How to Set Up Your Books the Right Way From Day One on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, beginning at 10:00 a.m. This virtual workshop features Tabitha Haygood of Haygood Accounting Service, LLC. During this presentation, Tabitha will provide information and resources for individuals who are interested in…
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Limited tickets still available for Community Foundation of the Lowcountry’s Annual Community Meeting – March 18 – Arts Center of Coastal Carolina
March 3, 2026
Limited tickets are still available for Community Foundation of the Lowcountry’s (CFL) 4th Annual Community Meeting, which takes place on March 18 from 4:30-6:30 pm at the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina. While the event is free, tickets are required. The only place to get tickets is by calling the Arts Center Box Office at…
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Greenville County Schools to Host “Shining Stars” Teacher Recruiting Event March 7
March 3, 2026
Greenville County Schools is inviting current and future educators to explore career opportunities at its upcoming Shining Stars Recruiting Event 2026, set for Saturday, March 7, 2026, at Southside High School. Register: Here The annual networking event is designed to connect passionate educators with school and district leaders from across Greenville County, one of the…
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SC House Advances Bill Requiring Ten Commandments in Public Classrooms
March 3, 2026
A bill that would require the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public school and public college classroom across South Carolina has cleared the South Carolina House of Representatives, setting up what is expected to be a heated debate in the Senate. The legislation, which passed largely along party lines, would mandate that a…
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Spring Forward this Weekend: Longer Evenings Ahead
March 3, 2026
Golden Strip residents will set their clocks forward one hour this weekend as Daylight Saving Time begins at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 8. That means one less hour of sleep Saturday night — but an extra hour of evening daylight beginning Sunday. For many, the time change signals more than just adjusting the clock.…
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Local HVAC Leader Encourages Golden Strip Students to Build Careers with Purpose
March 3, 2026
Students at the Golden Strip Career Center recently received more than a lesson in heating and air systems — they received a lesson in life. HVAC students welcomed Josh Waters of Waldrop Plumbing, Air & Electric for a candid and motivating discussion about what it takes to succeed in the skilled trades. Waters spoke not…
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Laurens Electric’s Pay It Forward Program Blesses Upstate Street Heart with $500 Gift
March 3, 2026
System Information Technician Rebecca Kiekhafer paid forward $500 to Upstate Street Heart, a non-profit organization providing essential resources to people and families in need in the Greenville area. Based in Mauldin, the grassroots organization was born from recognizing needs in the community during the pandemic, and has grown to aid families, moms, elderly neighbors, and…
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Spring Forward this Weekend: Longer Evenings Ahead
March 3, 2026
Laurens County residents will set their clocks forward one hour this weekend as Daylight Saving Time begins at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, March 8. That means one less hour of sleep Saturday night — but an extra hour of evening daylight beginning Sunday. For many, the time change signals more than just adjusting the clock.…
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BASF Seneca hosts Congresswoman Sheri Biggs
March 2, 2026BASF’s Seneca site recently welcomed Congresswoman Sheri Biggs, who represents South Carolina’s third Congressional District and is currently serving her first term in the U.S. House of Representatives. The visit provided an opportunity for the Congresswoman and her staff to learn more about local manufacturing operations and the site’s role in supporting industry, jobs, and…
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Danielle Salley Creative wins Gold ADDY for mysterious self-promotion website
March 2, 2026
Danielle Salley Creative, a Lexington-based solopreneur creative agency, took top honors with a Gold ADDY from the Midlands chapter of the American Advertising Federation’s national awards program in the category recognizing creative self-promotion of an agency. Founded in 2023, Danielle Salley Creative quickly carved out a niche as the go-to freelancer partnering with agencies and…
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South Carolina healthcare leader Kelly Willenberg appointed to advisory committee to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
March 2, 2026
South Carolina healthcare leader Kelly Willenberg has been appointed to the National Committee on Vital and Health Statistics (NCVHS), a prestigious federal advisory body that provides guidance to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). She will serve under HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as part of the Office of Policy at…
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Main Street Clinton Highlights Progress, Challenges, and Vision at Informational Annual Meeting
March 2, 2026
Community leaders, business owners, volunteers, and residents gathered at The Lumberyard for Main Street Clinton’s Informational Annual Meeting, an evening focused on transparency, progress, and a shared vision for the future of downtown Clinton. Director Jim Spry presented a comprehensive review of the organization’s first full year as an official nonprofit, along with a candid…
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Helping Hands announces Battle of the Bands 2026
March 2, 2026
Helping Hands of Georgetown has announced a new and exciting fundraiser to support its mission of helping our neighbors in need. The Battle of the Bands 2026 will be held on Thursday, April 16, from 4:00 to 9:00pm at The Quad (1067 Petigru Drive in Pawleys Island), with special guest Jeff Benton-Gator 107.9. The…
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Truliant Foundation celebrates giving impact
March 2, 2026
The Truliant Foundation announced the significant impact its programs had in 2025 across the Carolinas and Virginia, in areas including workforce education, social mobility, and financial literacy. The Truliant Foundation’s purpose is to lift up and transform Truliant member communities through charitable giving, partnerships, and meaningful partnerships. Last year, it awarded $566,500 to more than…
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Dunean Capital Management closes on historic Anderson Farm & Reservoir property, advancing vision for Anderson Lake
March 2, 2026Dunean Capital Management has officially closed on the historic Anderson Farm & Reservoir property, acquiring the approximately 1,250-acre tract and advancing plans for Anderson Lake, the long-term vision for the site. The closing marks the beginning of a carefully considered new chapter for one of Anderson County’s most significant and storied landscapes. The property, which…
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New coalition elevates workforce wellbeing in South Carolina
March 2, 2026South Carolina Healthy Business Coalition launches statewide – Press events slated for end of March The South Carolina Healthy Business Coalition officially launches today, marking the evolution of the South Carolina Healthy Business Challenge into a year-round coalition focused on advancing workforce health, wellbeing, and organizational resilience across South Carolina [Please see https://schealthybiz.com/]. Building on…
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Georgetown County School District announces Virtual Job Fair dates
March 2, 2026
Georgetown County School District invites certified educators to join us for our Virtual Certified Job Fair Meet & Greet Event, March 9–12, 2026. This is a great opportunity to connect with school leaders, explore career opportunities, and discover where your teaching journey can thrive. Sessions are organized by certification areas so individuals can participate in…
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Laurens County’s First Elite Cheer Program to Launch in Clinton
March 2, 2026
Laurens County is set to reach a new milestone in youth athletics with the launch of its first-ever elite competitive cheer program. Owned and operated by Rockey Gaines and Erin Patterson, the new program aims to provide high-level training and competitive opportunities for local athletes seeking to advance beyond recreational cheer. Billed as more than…
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Open Door Ministry Marks 26 Years of Service, Seeks Support for Renovations and Programs
March 2, 2026
As 2026 moves quickly into its third month, leaders at Open Door Ministry are reflecting on nearly three decades of service to some of the county’s most vulnerable residents — and looking ahead to both needs and opportunities in the months to come. On April 1, 2026, Executive Director Charles Brewington will mark 26 years of…
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Georgetown County releases its 2025 Annual Report
March 2, 2026
Georgetown County has released its 2025 Annual Report for public review. The report highlights key accomplishments, major projects, financial stewardship and service milestones from the past year, reflecting the county’s ongoing commitment to transparency, accountability and community progress. In her opening message, County Administrator Angela Christian noted that county staff worked collaboratively across departments to…
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