Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union announces the appointments of three key leadership roles
February 23, 2026
Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union announced the appointments of three key leadership roles: Michael Beam as special advisor to the CEO, Elizabeth Bunn as chief financial officer and Matt Gaskin as chief operating officer. “These appointments reflect the depth of our leadership team and our commitment to intentional, long-term succession planning,” says Robert Dozier, president…
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Town of Irmo helps launch fundraising campaign for Crossbuck Play Space at Rawls Creek Park
February 23, 2026
The Town of Irmo is proud to announce the launch of a community-wide fundraising campaign to support the development of Crossbuck Play Space at Rawls Creek Park, an All-Inclusive Play Space designed to ensure that children of all abilities have a safe, welcoming, and engaging space to play together. The new playground will be located…
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SC State University Research Facility coming to Cayce
February 23, 2026The City of Cayce announced that South Carolina State University is expanding its footprint in the Midlands with the development of a new 42,000-square-foot Research & Extension campus in the City of Cayce. Located at 1801 Charleston Highway, the facility will serve as the university’s largest Research & Extension location in the state and is…
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South Carolina Pediatric Alliance sponsors the 2026 Carolina Sunshine Wishing Well Gala to bring joy and hope to children facing life-threatening illnesses
February 23, 2026
The South Carolina Pediatric Alliance (SCPA) announced its role as a sponsor of the 2026 Wishing Well Gala, hosted by Carolina Sunshine for Children in an Evening of Hope, Heart, and Community. This premier fundraising event will be held on Saturday, February 28, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM at the USC Alumni Association in…
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Krystal Klear Productions to host a cultural heritage event to celebrate 100 Years of Black History
February 23, 2026
Krystal Klear Productions will be hosting its Black History Soul Meet and Eat on Saturday, February 28, 2026 from 12:00-4:00 p.m. at Movement School Bridge View (4275 Bridge View Drive, North Charleston, SC 29405). Attendees can enjoy Lowcountry eats, networking, expressive art forms, vendors, black history trivia, prizes, and a black history basket giveaway, which…
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Harbor Logistics’ Goose Creek project to boost S.C. soybean exports
February 23, 2026
Harbor Logistics, a Charleston-based provider of integrated logistics and drayage solutions, broke ground on its new soybean transloading facility in Goose Creek on February 19. Once complete, the facility will support soybean transloading and export consolidation, creating a streamlined pathway from farm to port. Soybeans were South Carolina’s largest crop by acreage last year, with…
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Central SC Alliance names Annie Caggiano Senior Vice President of Business Recruitment
February 23, 2026
The Central SC Alliance (CSCA) announced the appointment of Annie Caggiano as Senior Vice President of Business Recruitment. In this role, she will lead the organization’s efforts to recruit new industry, drive capital investment and support job creation across the Central South Carolina region. Caggiano brings more than 20 years of economic development experience, including…
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Ezekiel Ministries Pickleball for a Purpose Tournament – March 24
February 23, 2026
Ezekiel Ministries to Host “Pickleball for a Purpose” Tournament to Benefit Local Youth Mentoring Programs Ezekiel Ministries announced its upcoming First Annual Pickleball for a Purpose Tournament, a community-wide fundraiser bringing together friendly competition and meaningful impact. The event will take place on March 27th at 24hr Pickleball and is open to players and spectators…
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Angela Gravley joins Wagner Wealth Management
February 23, 2026
Angela Gravley has joined the Wagner Wealth Management team as Director of Accounting. Gravley joined the Wagner Wealth Management team in 2026 with over twenty years of experience in specialized client accounting and tax consulting. Known as a versatile leader, she provides hands-on analysis of tax returns, cash flow and business valuations, ensuring clients receive…
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Understanding the risks of misusing prescription drugs
February 23, 2026
Prescription medications play an important role in treating pain, anxiety and other health conditions when used exactly as directed. However, misusing prescription drugs can quickly lead to dependence, overdose or dangerous interactions. The South Carolina Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities’ Office of Substance Use Services (OSUS) is encouraging South Carolinians to better understand…
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Hopsewee Plantation to host indigo dyeing workshops in March
February 22, 2026
Hopsewee Plantation is hosting two Art of Indigo Dyeing workshops, one on Saturday, March 7, and another session on Wednesday, March 11, both beginning at 11:00 am Step back in time and experience the “magic” of all-natural indigo dyeing at the historic home of Thomas Lynch, Sr., a noted indigo baron and first president of…
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Georgetown County Sheriff Carter Weaver announces deployment of Special Olympics awareness patrol vehicle
February 22, 2026
Sheriff Carter Weaver is proud to announce the deployment of a specially wrapped patrol vehicle in support of the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics. The vehicle, the first of its kind in South Carolina, made its official debut at the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office Polar Plunge earlier this month. The vehicle serves as…
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Georgetown to celebrate Revolutionary War hero during ‘Day of the Fox’ living history event
February 22, 2026
The legacy of Gen. Francis Marion, the legendary “Swamp Fox,” will return to the streets of Georgetown on Saturday, March 7, as the city hosts the Francis Marion Living History Day. The event, titled “Day of the Fox,” will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Francis Marion and Rainey Parks. Sponsored by the…
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HGTC and SCDNR launch coastal restoration partnership with community oyster roast
February 22, 2026
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) officially launched a new environmental partnership between its Wildlife Society Chapter and the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) on Friday, Feb. 20. The collaboration, facilitated through the South Carolina Oyster Recycling and Enhancement (S.C.O.R.E.) Program, was celebrated during a kickoff event at the Georgetown Campus. The event featured a…
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Beyond the Balance Sheet: Turner Shares Experience as Accountant, CEO, Podcast Host
February 22, 2026
Terrell A. Turner, CPA, a member of Lander University’s Class of 2007, is a busy man. He serves as CEO of his own accounting firm, TLTurner Group, which focuses on providing bookkeeping and financial services for law firms, and has been nationally recognized in publications like The New York Times. Beyond running his own company,…
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Presbyterian College Men’s Basketball to Host National TV Game in Clinton
February 22, 2026
The Presbyterian College men’s basketball team will step into the national spotlight later this week as the Blue Hose host the High Point University Panthers in a nationally televised matchup on ESPNU. The game is set for Thursday, February 26, at 7:00 p.m. inside the Templeton Center on PC’s campus in Clinton. The contest was…
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Tiny Travelers Returning: Hummingbird Migration Approaches the Golden Strip
February 22, 2026
The buzz of spring is nearly upon us as the Upstate prepares for the arrival of its smallest and most energetic seasonal visitors. As of late February 2026, the ruby-throated hummingbird migration is officially underway, with the first waves of these tiny travelers already being tracked across the Gulf Coast and into the deep South.…
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Bells Crossing Elementary BETA Club Hosts Food Drive to Support Center for Community Services
February 22, 2026
Students at Bells Crossing Elementary are making a meaningful impact in their community through service and generosity. The school’s 5th Grade BETA Club recently organized a food drive benefiting the Center for Community Services, collecting a substantial amount of pantry items for local families in need. According to the Center, the students not only gathered…
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Trail-Gate Jeep Jam Set for March 7 to Benefit Special Olympics South Carolina
February 22, 2026
The Mauldin Police Department is inviting the community to rev up for a morning of fun, fellowship, and philanthropy at the upcoming Trail-Gate Jeep Jam, scheduled for Saturday, March 7, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at BridgeWay Station, located at 1000 Via Corso Ave. in Simpsonville. This high-energy event will bring Jeep enthusiasts, families,…
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Simpsonville Cards & Collectibles Show Returns March 7 with Largest Event Yet
February 22, 2026
A fast-growing regional event celebrating nostalgia, hobby culture, and community will return to Simpsonville on Saturday, March 7, 2026, as the Simpsonville Cards & Collectibles Show hosts its largest gathering to date. Founded by Golden Strip native Jacob Wilson, who grew up in Fountain Inn and played youth sports in Simpsonville and Mauldin, the show…
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Sergeant Embree Named 2025 Officer of the Year for Mauldin Police Department
February 22, 2026
The Mauldin Police Department has officially announced that Sergeant Embree has been awarded the prestigious title of Officer of the Year for 2025. The honor recognizes Embree’s exceptional commitment to public safety and his unwavering dedication to the citizens of Mauldin over the past year. A Tradition of Excellence The Officer of the Year award…
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Mauldin Police Chief George Miller Honored with Prestigious Leadership Award
February 22, 2026
Chief George Miller of the Mauldin Police Department has been recognized with the Chief Richard LaMunyon Leadership Award, one of the highest honors in the law enforcement community. The award was presented at the 2026 South Carolina Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) Recognition Luncheon, celebrating Miller’s long-standing commitment to Special Olympics South Carolina. A Legacy…
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Local Fairway to Celebrate Grand Opening with Free Closest-to-the-Pin Tournament on Feb. 28
February 21, 2026
Golf enthusiasts in the Golden Strip will soon have a new year-round destination to practice their swing and enjoy the game—rain or shine. Local Fairway in Simpsonville has announced its official Grand Opening celebration set for Friday, February 28, 2026, featuring a free Closest-to-the-Pin tournament, prizes, and plenty of opportunities to hit the virtual fairways.…
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City of Laurens Seeks Applicants for Key Planning and Preservation Boards
February 21, 2026
The City of Laurens is currently accepting applications from residents interested in serving on several important volunteer boards that help guide the community’s future growth and development. Open positions are available on the Board of Zoning Appeals, the Historic Preservation Commission, and the Planning Commission. These citizen-led boards play a vital role in shaping land…
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Vendor Applications Now Open for Clinton’s Rhythm on the Rails Festival on April 25
February 21, 2026
The City of Clinton is now accepting vendor applications for its annual Rhythm on the Rails festival, set to take place on Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. in downtown Clinton. This community event brings residents and visitors together for a full day of live entertainment, food, shopping, and family-friendly activities.…
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Upstate Forever Protects Over 1,200 Acres in Laurens County, Including One of Its Largest Conservation Projects
February 21, 2026
Laurens County is home to two of the nine properties recently placed under permanent conservation by Upstate Forever, preserving significant working lands and forest resources as part of a broader regional effort across the Upstate and western North Carolina. The nonprofit organization announced that more than 2,100 acres were conserved through new and amended conservation…
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Boot Scootin auditions open at Younts Center for Performing Arts
February 20, 2026
The Younts Center for Performing Arts is calling for local talent as it prepares for its upcoming production of Boot Scootin’ Boogie: A Live Country Music Experience. This high-energy country music revue, presented by Ignite Theatrical, is looking for singers and dancers to join the cast for what promises to be a major highlight of…
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New local business celebrates ribbon cutting in Simpsonville
February 20, 2026
The local business community continues to expand as Faith and Leverage Cleaning Service LLC officially celebrated its grand opening with a formal ribbon cutting ceremony. Surrounded by members of the Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce, city officials, and supporters, the event marked a significant milestone for the emerging service provider in the Golden Strip. A…
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Morning Coffee and Networking: United Community Bank to Host Business Before Hours
February 20, 2026
Early risers in the Golden Strip business community have a new opportunity to connect this month as the Fountain Inn Chamber of Commerce brings its popular Business Before Hours event to United Community Bank. Scheduled for Tuesday morning, February 24, the gathering offers a casual but productive environment for local professionals to expand their networks…
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Greenville County Schools to host in-person job fair at Plain Elementary
February 20, 2026
As part of an ongoing effort to fill critical support roles across the district, Greenville County Schools (GCS) will host an in-person job fair on Tuesday, February 24, 2026. The event is scheduled to take place at Plain Elementary School in Simpsonville from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. Opportunities for Support and Service Roles The…
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Motown Magic Comes to Fountain Inn for One Night Only
February 20, 2026
Residents of the Golden Strip are invited to take a soulful trip down memory lane this Saturday as the Younts Center for Performing Arts welcomes Motown – A Tribute Concert. This high-energy traveling production, presented by RevNation, arrives in Fountain Inn for a single performance on February 21, 2026. Timeless Hits and Smooth Choreography The…
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Georgetown Library ready to kick-off its Glorious Cause revolutionary history series in March
February 20, 2026
The Georgetown County Libraries are pleased to announce a series of upcoming public educational programs, “A Glorious Cause: South Carolina and the American Revolution.” The programs, which are free and open to the public, will take place at all five libraries across Georgetown County from March through June. The project is made possible by a…
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HGTC celebrates grand opening of newly expanded Institute of Cosmetology
February 20, 2026
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) officially celebrated the grand opening of its newly expanded Institute of Cosmetology on Thursday with a ribbon cutting ceremony and community open house on the Conway Campus. The event began with remarks from HGTC President Dr. Marilyn “Murph” Fore, followed by a ceremonial ribbon cutting inside Building 600. Community leaders, industry…
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Wingard’s Market nominated in USA TODAY’S Readers’ Choice Awards for Best Plant Nursery
February 19, 2026
Popular Midlands gardening center & nursery, Wingard’s Market announced it has been nominated for the USA TODAY 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards in the category of Best Plant Nursery, a national honor recognizing outstanding garden centers across the country. Currently, Wingard’s is in the #1 position; but they need the public’s vote to stay there! The…
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Lean consulting provided by Carolina Handling delivers transformative results at The Salvation Army Food Pantry in Greenville
February 19, 2026
Carolina Handling’s Continuous Improvement Department has demonstrated how lean consulting can deliver measurable operational improvements across any facility through a recent transformation at The Salvation Army of Greenville, Pickens and Oconee Counties in South Carolina. Carolina Handling, the exclusive Raymond Solutions and Support Center for North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and Florida’s Central time…
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Attorney General Alan Wilson Sends Letter to Clinton Newberry Natural Gas Authority Regarding Recent Price Increases
February 19, 2026
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson is looking into Clinton Newberry Natural Gas Authority’s (CNNGA) recent price increases for natural gas. “Our office received a number of complaints from constituents regarding the recent price increases as a consequence of the severe weather events occurring this winter,” Attorney General Alan Wilson stated. “In light of the…
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SC Senate votes to keep college NIL payments a secret
February 19, 2026
Courtesy of the South Carolina Daily Gazette By Jessica Holdman South Carolina legislators will allow public colleges to continue concealing what they pay college athletes featured in university sports advertisements and promotions. The Senate voted 30-13 after about 90 minutes of debate Tuesday to approve a bill exempting from public records law details of so-called Name, Image and…
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50 Acres protected on Johns Island
February 19, 2026
Lowcountry Land Trust announced the permanent protection of Oscar’s Place, a nearly 50-acre property on Johns Island that ensures the land will remain undeveloped forever. Oscar’s Place features a large freshwater pond with a small island that serves as an important roosting and resting area for birds. Sharing more than 1,100 feet of River Road…
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Anchor Investment Management, LLC marks 25 years by launching the Anchor Impact Fund to support nonprofits across the Midlands
February 19, 2026
New charitable fund will support health, education, families and community organizations Marking its 25th anniversary, Anchor Investment Management, LLC, a comprehensive wealth management firm based in Columbia, South Carolina, is turning a milestone year into a long-term investment with the launch of the firm’s new charitable initiative, the Anchor Impact Fund. Through two grant cycles,…
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Literacy SC hosts math film at The Nick for Pi Day, gives free tickets to area teachers
February 19, 2026
Literacy SC is kicking off its 2026 Better Together campaign. This year-long series of unique community events will bring education and Columbia together in unexpected ways. First up is a private screening of the documentary Counted Out just ahead of of Pi Day. This reservation-only event takes place Thursday, March 12, from 5:30 pm to…
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Sight Savers America receives $80,000 grant from Power:Ed to provide high-tech vision aids to SC youth with severe visual impairment and blindness
February 19, 2026
Sight Savers America has been awarded a second $80,000 grant from Power:Ed, the philanthropy of SC Student Loan Corporation, to assist 30 middle and high school-age youth in SC living with severe visual impairment and blindness by providing high-tech vision assistive equipment and blindness aids for personal use. Pictured L to R: SSA Vision Screener…
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Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation awards $25,000 to the Midlands Technical College Foundation
February 19, 2026Funding supports hands-on welding training that prepares students for the workforce The Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation has awarded $25,000 to the Midlands Technical College Foundation (MTCF) to support advanced welding training that prepares students for careers in South Carolina’s energy, manufacturing, and construction industries. Dominion Energy’s investment will support welding equipment and hands-on training…
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Karate Hall of Famer bests national bench press record at age 74
February 19, 2026West Columbia, S.C.’s Bruce Brutschy breaks national record actually, but unofficially By W. Thomas Smith Jr. I love bench press. To me, outside of pull-ups (chin-ups), the bench press is the premier test of a man’s upper body (UB) strength. Apparently also true for the National Football League which gauges an athlete’s UB strength by…
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Carnes Crossroads named National Community of the Year
February 19, 2026
The highest national honor in residential homebuilding landed in Goose Creek, South Carolina. On February 17, 2026, the National Association of Homebuilders named Carnes Crossroads as both Residential Community of the Year and Amenity of the Year in the United States, awarding it the association’s prestigious Gold Award, the highest recognition for excellence in the…
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TD SYNNEX Leaders Recognized as 2026 CRN® Channel Chiefs
February 19, 2026
TD SYNNEX (NYSE:SNX), a leading global distributor and solutions aggregator for the IT ecosystem, announced that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named 19 TD SYNNEX leaders to the prestigious 2025 CRN® Channel Chiefs list, which recognizes the IT vendor and distribution executives who are driving strategy and setting the channel agenda for…
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Upstate Forever announces 2,100+ recently conserved acres
February 19, 2026In the final months of 2025, local conservation nonprofit Upstate Forever worked with landowners and partners to close on more than 2,100 additional acres of conservation easements across seven counties: Anderson, Oconee, Greenville, Laurens, Pickens, and Spartanburg in SC, and Polk County in NC. “We had a great year-end in 2025, with nine new and amended…
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Fireflies unveil Battle at BullStreet pre-game plaza party
February 19, 2026
Food trucks, live DJ and drinks will highlight the pre-game festivities The Columbia Fireflies announced details for its Battle at BullStreet pre-game plaza party event today. Prior to the 3:00 Clemson vs. South Carolina baseball game at Segra Park, the plaza located on the corner of Boyce and Freed Streets will host festivities featuring live music, drinks and the highly-anticipated…
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PSTA statement on educator salaries in Ways and Means budget
February 19, 2026
The Palmetto State Teachers Association strongly supports the recommended increase to educator salaries contained in the General Appropriations Act language released today by the House Ways and Means Committee. The proposal to invest an additional $150 million to raise each cell on the statewide teacher salary schedule by $2,000 for the 2026-27 school year demonstrates…
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The 8th annual Cottontown Art Crawl returns on March 7th!
February 19, 2026
Annual Festival, Presented by Prisma Health, Enjoys its 8th Year in 2026. The 8th Annual Cottontown Art Crawl, presented by Prisma Health, returns on Saturday, March 7, 2026 from 10am-4pm in the Cottontown/Bellevue Historic District in downtown Columbia. This FREE, family- and pet-friendly event hosts approximately 215 artists along with 20+ food vendors, live music…
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City of Orangeburg announces approval of Toptracer Range installation at Hillcrest Golf Course
February 19, 2026
The City of Orangeburg, in partnership with South Carolina State University (“SCSU”), announced that City Council has approved the installation of the Toptracer Range System at Hillcrest Golf Course, bringing state-of-the-art golf entertainment and training technology to the community. This transformative investment positions Hillcrest Golf Course at the forefront of modern golf experiences, offering residents…
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