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Community Asked to Pray – American Legion Post 25 Members Seriously Injured in Motorcycle Accident

March 2, 2026

Laurens County is accustomed to seeing members of American Legion Post 25 step forward to help others in times of need. Whether supporting veterans, assisting families in crisis, or serving at community events, the Post has long been a steady presence of service and compassion. Now, the Post itself is facing a difficult moment. On…

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South Carolina Export Sales Reach $38.5 Billion in 2025, Marking Seven-Year High

March 2, 2026

South Carolina’s manufacturing industries support economic growth Governor Henry McMaster, the South Carolina Department of Commerce (S.C. Commerce) and South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) today announced that the state’s 2025 export sales grew 1.5%, reaching $38.5 billion — the highest value in seven years — as reported by the U.S. Department of Commerce. The 2025…

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FUEL selects Ballet Greenville as 1H26 grant recipient

March 2, 2026

FUEL – a Greenville, S.C.-based brand-building agency – announced that it has selected Ballet Greenville as the FUEL for Good Grant recipient for 1H 2026. The organization’s mission is to create experiences using the medium of dance to educate and entertain, bringing stories to life and fostering a community of joy. “We’re thrilled to receive…

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Langley Law Firm announces Trey Still as new partner; firm renamed Langley Still & Foss

March 2, 2026

Langley Law Firm announced that experienced trial attorney Trey Still has joined the firm as a named partner. With his addition, the firm will now operate as Langley Still & Foss, reflecting its continued growth and expanded leadership. Still brings nearly two decades of litigation experience to the firm. He previously served as Managing Partner…

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S.C. Department of Natural Resources earns two national awards within three days

March 2, 2026

Awards presented to SCDNR officials in Washington and in New Orleans last week The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) received two national honors in the final week of February 2026: Stellar recognition according to agency leaders reflecting South Carolina’s growing reputation for collaborative, science-driven conservation. The awards presented in two separate ceremonies –…

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Lowcountry Food Bank raises over $640,000 at its 27th Annual Chefs’ Feast event

March 2, 2026

To Support Childhood Feeding Programs in 2026 Lowcountry Food Bank’s (LCFB) 27th annual Chefs’ Feast event, held on Sunday, February 22nd, 2026, raised more than $640,000, a new fundraising record for the event. The event was held at the Trident Technical College Thornley Campus in North Charleston. Chefs’ Feast has become one of Charleston’s largest…

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Mauldin’s Cade Spencer Earns All-Region Honors for Second Straight Year

March 2, 2026

Mauldin High School senior Cade Spencer continues to cement his legacy in Mavericks wrestling history. The standout heavyweight has been named Region 1-5A All-Region for the second consecutive year, a testament to both his dominance on the mat and his leadership within the program. Spencer, who has anchored Mauldin’s upper weight classes throughout his high…

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Lander Alumni See Success in Law School

March 2, 2026

For two Lander alumni, supportive mentors and relevant courses prepared them for success in law school and their careers as attorneys. Macy Gault and Jitwan Floyd are recent Lander alumni and law school graduates who made the most of their time at Lander and in law school. Despite studying different majors and practicing in different…

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Preparing for the Next Chapter of Leadership, Hart Praises Lander ROTC

March 2, 2026

One special attribute of Lander University is that it is a community made up of several smaller communities. There are always events on campus, clubs to join and societies to become a part of. For Lander student Mykenzie Hart, ROTC is home away from home. Hart explained that she always knew she wanted to join…

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Waters Lecture to feature former Obama adviser Ben Rhodes

March 2, 2026

Political strategist and bestselling author to speak March 5 at Presbyterian College The Samuel Calvin Waters Lecture in Political Science will conclude Presbyterian College’s 2025–26 lecture series on March 5 with a keynote address by Ben Rhodes, former deputy national security advisor to President Barack Obama and a bestselling author on American foreign policy. Rhodes…

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Clemson Professor Stefanie Whitmore to lead “Tuesdays With…” discussion on impact of microplastics

March 2, 2026

The Friends of the Georgetown Library’s monthly lecture series Tuesdays With… continues on March 17 at 10 am with a timely presentation by Stefanie Whitmire, Assistant Professor, Baruch Institute of Coastal Ecology and Forest Science of Clemson University, discussing Microplastics and their Impact on the Wetlands in the Lowcountry. The event is free and open to the…

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Final Call for Prince George’s Annual Tour: Secure your passage through history before March 13

March 2, 2026

Time is running out to claim your spot for one of the South Carolina’s most storied traditions. The Prince George Winyah Church Women are preparing for the 79th Annual Tour of Historic Plantations and Homes, and with an extended March 13 presale deadline fast approaching, tickets are vanishing quickly. This isn’t just a tour; it’s…

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Fountain Inn Fire Marshal Issues Local Alert Following Federal Pressure Cooker Warning

March 1, 2026

The Fountain Inn Fire Marshal’s Office is urging local residents to immediately stop using and dispose of a specific model of Gourmia digital pressure cookers following a series of reports involving severe burn injuries. The local alert follows an urgent safety warning issued by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) this week. Fountain Inn…

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Conestee Nature Preserve Announces 2026 Conservation Summer Camp Dates

March 1, 2026

Conestee Nature Preserve has opened registration for its popular Conservation Summer Camp, inviting rising third through fifth graders to trade screen time for sunshine this season. The immersive week-long day camps are scheduled to return in June and July 2026, offering students a hands-on introduction to environmental science and wildlife protection. The program will host…

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MTC Federal Credit Union Joining Habitat For Humanity For 2026 Build

March 1, 2026

MTC Federal Credit Union, a prominent financial institution with deep roots in the Fountain Inn community, has officially announced its partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County for the 2026 Credit Union Build. The project, which kicked off with a wall-raising ceremony on Wednesday, February 25, 2026, aims to address the growing need for…

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Fountain Inn Fire Chief Named State Mobilization Coordinator Of The Year

March 1, 2026

Fountain Inn Fire Chief Russell Alexander has been honored as the 2025 South Carolina Firefighter Mobilization Coordinator of the Year. The award was presented by the South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation’s Division of Fire and Life Safety in recognition of his exceptional leadership in statewide emergency response. Chief Alexander serves as the…

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Fountain Inn Fury Athletic Boosters Open 2026 Senior Scholarship Applications

March 1, 2026

The Fountain Inn Fury Athletic Booster Club has officially opened the application window for its 2026 senior student-athlete scholarships. The program is designed to recognize graduating seniors from Fountain Inn High School who have demonstrated excellence both on the field and in the classroom. To be eligible for the award, applicants must be a member…

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Mauldin High School Football Program to Host Mandatory Parent Interest Meeting

March 1, 2026

Mauldin High School will host a football parent interest meeting for all new and returning players today, Monday, March 2, 2026. The meeting is scheduled to begin at 6:00 p.m. in the school auditorium. This meeting is intended for the parents and guardians of any student planning to play football for the Mavericks in the…

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LiLi + KoKo Boutique & Bubbles Invites the Community to Gather for a Month of March Events

March 1, 2026

As spring begins to hint at longer afternoons and warmer days, LiLi + KoKo Boutique & Bubbles is creating space for connection, conversation, and celebration throughout March. Located in BridgeWay Station, the gathering spot has announced a full calendar of social events designed to bring friends together — whether over a game table, a brunch…

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Steam Coffee & Cream Debuts Fresh Spring Drink Lineup

March 1, 2026

With a hint of spring in the air and a stretch of beautiful weekend weather, Steam Coffee & Cream is welcoming the new season with a cheerful lineup of fresh, spring-inspired beverages. Beginning tomorrow, customers can “hop in” to try four new drinks crafted to capture both the cozy sweetness of lingering cool days and…

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LushAcres Farm Market Offers Family-Friendly Seed Kits to Welcome Spring

March 1, 2026

As spring planting season approaches, Lush Acres Farm Market is inviting families to dig in and grow together with a simple, hands-on gardening activity designed for all ages. The farm market’s Seed Kits provide everything needed to start a miniature garden, making it easy for beginners — especially children — to experience the excitement of…

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Blue Hose Baseball Elevates O’Kevius Conway to Assistant Coach Role

March 1, 2026

Presbyterian College head baseball coach Elton Pollock has announced the promotion of O’Kevius Conway to Assistant Coach for the Blue Hose. Coach Conway is in his first season with Blue Hose baseball, originally joining PC as the Director of Player Development and Recruiting Operations. Prior to this season, he had a successful tenure as assistant…

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Manufacturing Madness Returns to the Upstate

March 1, 2026

South Carolina’s annual Manufacturing Madness competition is back, and this year the public once again has the chance to help decide which company comes out on top. The statewide initiative shines a spotlight on the manufacturing industry while inviting residents to participate in a bracket-style voting competition. Modeled after the excitement of March tournaments, manufacturers…

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The George Hotel is bringing live music to Eliza’s this week

March 1, 2026

The George Hotel is bringing the springtime vibes this week with live music from Charlotte musician Josh Daniel this week at its outdoor waterfront bar Eliza’s. Daniel will perform on Wednesday (3/4) and Thursday (3/5) evenings from 6:00 to 9:00 pm. The singer-songwriter blends rock ’n’ roll, bluegrass, funk, soul, and reggae into a sound…

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Greenville County Schools Board Recognizes Veteran Leadership and Welcomes New Officers

March 1, 2026

The Greenville County Schools Board of Trustees recently took time to recognize years of dedicated service from outgoing leaders while officially ushering in a new slate of board officers. During its latest meeting, trustees reflected on the impact of long-serving members who have helped guide the district through periods of growth, policy change and community…

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Style for a Cause: LiLi and KoKo Boutique Hosts Pants for Parsons Fundraiser

March 1, 2026

The local fashion scene is merging with charitable giving this season as LiLi and KoKo Boutique + Bubbles prepares to host the highly anticipated Pants for Parsons event. On March 1st at 11am to 3pm, located at 1108 Via Corso Avenue in the heart of Simpsonville, the boutique is transforming its stylish space into a…

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Breeze Airways Announces Two New Nonstop Destinations from GSP Beginning in July

March 1, 2026

Travelers across the Upstate — including Laurens County residents who regularly use Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport — will soon have two new nonstop flight options just in time for summer travel. Breeze Airways has announced new service from GSP to Cincinnati, Ohio, and Fort Lauderdale, Florida, with flights scheduled to begin in early July. New Cincinnati…

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Laurens County Hiring Director of Building Codes

March 1, 2026

Laurens County Government is seeking a qualified professional to serve as Director of Building Codes, a leadership position responsible for ensuring construction across the county meets safety standards and regulatory requirements. The full-time role oversees inspections, plan reviews, code enforcement, and department staff. The director works closely with contractors, developers, business owners, and residents to…

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Digital forensics a crime-solving game-changer

February 27, 2026

Richland County Sheriff’s Department points to mobile-phone forensics as “vital asset” in recent homicide-solving successes By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Recent national reports of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department’s (RCSD) successes in solving 100-percent of all homicide cases (80 murder cases in fact since 2023) beg the question: How? Broad investigative team effort, including an…

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Urgent Need for O+, O-, B-, and A- Blood Types: Donation Event Set for March 1 in Clinton

February 27, 2026

Community members are encouraged to roll up their sleeves and help save lives during an upcoming blood drive at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Clinton. The event will take place on Sunday, March 1, 2026, from 3:00 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the church, located at 1387 Highway 56 South. Hosted in partnership with The Blood…

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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis recognizes Amanda Hannah of Dixie High School as Educator of the Month

February 27, 2026

Abbeville accountant-turned-teacher shares her love of numbers and business to equip students for life South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis has recognized Amanda ‘Mandy’ Hannah of Dixie High School as the February Educator of the Month for the South Carolina Financial Literacy Master Teacher Program, an plan he created to increase the number of educators teaching…

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Beach Commercial names Carlmichael Harrison Agent of the Year

February 27, 2026

Beach Commercial, LLC, an affiliate of The Beach Company and Charleston’s leading commercial brokerage firm specializing in leasing and investment sales, announced that broker Carlmichael Harrison has been recognized as Agent of the Year for 2025. Harrison earned this recognition as a result of achieving the highest single-agent transaction volume in 2025, closing an impressive…

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Simpsonville Moves to Clarify Compensation for Elected Leaders

February 26, 2026

Leaders in Simpsonville are taking steps to bring greater clarity and transparency to how the city compensates its elected officials. During a recent meeting, Simpsonville City Council advanced a measure that would formally outline salaries for members of council and the mayor. While compensation for these positions has historically been addressed through ordinance, officials said…

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Tidelands Health named one of the nation’s top places to work in health care

February 26, 2026

Tidelands Health has earned recognition as one of the Top 165 places in the nation to work in health care for 2026. Becker’s Healthcare selected Tidelands Health to be part of its list of top places to work for the fourth consecutive year, highlighting the not-for-profit health system’s customizable total rewards benefits program, recognition platform…

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GSP Earns Five Major Customer Experience Awards, Named Best Airport in Its Size Category in North America

February 26, 2026

Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) has earned five prestigious Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Awards from Airports Council International (ACI), including recognition as the Best Airport Serving 2 to 5 Million Passengers in North America. The honors place GSP among the top-rated airports on the continent for overall customer experience and service quality. GSP received the following…

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GSP Earns Five Major Customer Experience Awards, Named Best Airport in Its Size Category in North America

February 26, 2026

Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) has earned five prestigious Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Awards from Airports Council International (ACI), including recognition as the Best Airport Serving 2 to 5 Million Passengers in North America. The honors place GSP among the top-rated airports on the continent for overall customer experience and service quality. GSP received the following…

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Colliers Report: Columbia Industrial Market Q4 2025

February 26, 2026

Colliers | South Carolina Market Report Record absorption creates critical Class A inventory shortage Market Highlights The Columbia market experienced record absorption at 1,475,793 square feet as manufacturers led the charge, capping a year of sharply growing, multifaceted demand. Intense user interest in the market has met severe inventory limitations, leaving Class A vacancy at…

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Hands Off! South Carolina to Begin Issuing Citations for Mobile Device Use This Weekend

February 26, 2026

The grace period for South Carolina motorists is officially coming to an end. Starting Saturday, February 28, 2026, law enforcement officers across the Palmetto State will transition from issuing warnings to writing tickets for violations of the South Carolina Hands-Free and Distracted Driving Act. The law, which originally took effect on September 1, 2025, included…

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Serving Up Change: South Carolina to Enforce Mandatory Alcohol Server Training This Monday

February 26, 2026

A significant shift in South Carolina’s hospitality industry officially begins this weekend. Starting Monday, March 2, 2026, the state will begin enforcing the Responsible Alcohol Server Training Act, a new law that mandates specific certification for anyone serving alcohol for on-premises consumption. The law, which was signed last year, ends a long period of voluntary…

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Whisks and Wonder: South Carolina Homeschoolers Show Off Culinary Skills

February 26, 2026

The kitchen has become the ultimate classroom this season as students from across the state participate in the South Carolina Homeschool Baking Contest. From perfectly flaked pie crusts to intricately decorated cookies, the competition is proving that for many homeschooling families, home economics is more than just a credit—it is a creative outlet. A Platform…

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One Mauldin A Night of Unity and Celebration Under the Stars

February 26, 2026

In a heartfelt display of community spirit, residents from every corner of the Golden Strip will gather on Thursday, April 9th, 2026, for One Mauldin, a vibrant celebration of the citys diversity, history, and shared future. The event, held at the Mauldin Cultural Center outdoor amphitheater, will serve as a powerful reminder of what makes…

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Greenlink Seeks Community Input Mauldin Residents Encouraged to Take Transit Survey

February 26, 2026

As the Golden Strip continues to experience rapid growth, city officials and regional transit leaders are looking to the public for guidance on the future of transportation. Greenlink, the public transit provider for Greenville County, is officially calling on Mauldin residents to participate in a comprehensive survey designed to shape the next decade of local…

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Cohn Construction completes Rio Tinto’s gold mine closure facility

February 26, 2026

Cohn Construction has completed a new 10,200 SF office and warehouse facility for RioTinto in Ridgeway, South Carolina. Designed to support the mine closure efforts required by environmental regulations, the building includes a lab, warehouse, equipment shop and storage space, and support offices. The warehouse features enhanced ventilation and radiant heating to allow for long…

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Greenville Together releases 2025 Impact Report, exceeds housing goal

February 26, 2026

One year ago, Greenville Together set a bold goal: move 80 households from homelessness into permanent housing. Today, the initiative released its 2025 Impact Report, highlighting what happens when a community decides to act. The goal was not only met, it was surpassed. In 2025, 90 households – 154 people – moved home. Another 40 households are currently in the pipeline and…

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Dominion Energy encourages businesses to save, expands rebates for limited time

February 26, 2026

Eligible small businesses can apply for increased incentives for completing energy efficiency upgrades Dominion Energy is offering limited-time bonus incentives to help eligible small business customers in South Carolina invest in energy-efficient improvements that can reduce electricity use and deliver ongoing savings. The Small Business Energy Solutions Program helps businesses identify and implement energy-efficient lighting,…

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Richland Library adds Riverbanks Zoo passes to its Library of Things

February 26, 2026

New passes available to borrow during National Library Lovers Month During National Library Lovers Month, Richland Library is introducing a new way to connect the community to hands-on learning and family fun by adding guest passes to Riverbanks Zoo and Garden to its popular Library of Things collection, which allows cardholders to borrow items like tools, technology, and other hands-on resources.…

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Charleston County to host public meeting on Fort Johnson Road intersection improvements

February 26, 2026

Charleston County Public Works will host a public meeting to provide a quarterly construction update on intersection improvement projects at Fort Johnson and Secessionville roads and Fort Johnson and Camp roads. The meeting will be held at 6 p.m., Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at James Island Town Hall, located at 1122 Dills Bluff Road. During…

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Charleston County Coroner’s Office becomes the only one in the state to earn National Association of Medical Examiners accreditation

February 26, 2026

The Charleston County Coroner’s Office announce that it has been fully accredited by the National Association of Medical Examiners (NAME), affirming that its operating policies, procedures, and practices are aligned with the national standard guidelines. Charleston County Coroner’s Office is the only Coroner’s Office in the state to achieve this milestone and one of just a…

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Richland School District Two celebrates new National Board Certified Teachers

February 26, 2026

Richland School District Two celebrates its newest cohort of National Board Certified Teachers, recognizing their dedication to excellence in teaching and learning and their lasting impact on student success. National Board Certification, awarded by the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS), is widely regarded as one of the highest professional distinctions an educator can…

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