Crown + Bloom Coffee Co. launches teacher and homeschool educator appreciation discount for back-to-school week
August 10, 2026
As local students prepare to head back to the classroom, Crown + Bloom Coffee Co. is kicking off the new academic year with a special promotion honoring local educators. In…
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HTC invests in Horry County’s youngest learners through expanded Ready, Set, Kindergarten partnership
August 10, 2026
Cooperative Sponsorship Helps United Way of Horry County Expand Kindergarten Readiness Program to Six Elementary Schools Across Horry County HTC, the largest telecommunications cooperative in the United States, is investing…
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From Curiosity to Discovery: Presbyterian College students showcase a summer of asking bigger questions
August 10, 2026
Summer Research Symposium highlights student scholarship while keynote speaker Tomeika Bennett challenges researchers to ask not what they want to become—but what problems they want to solve. The most important…
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Lander Students Receive Scholarships from Mays Endowment
August 9, 2026
The Greenwood County Community Foundation has awarded five Dr. Benjamin E. Mays Endowment scholarships to five students, four of whom are continuing their education at Lander University. The foundation, in…
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CCSD names new Director of Safety and Risk Services
August 6, 2026
CCSD has named Nancy Johnson as its new Director of Safety and Risk Services. Johnson brings more than 25 years of experience in risk management, insurance administration, workplace safety, and…
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The Greenville Technical Foundation receives Truist Foundation grant to support workforce training at College’s Center for Welding and Automation Excellence
August 6, 2026
The Greenville Tech Foundation has received a grant from Truist Foundation to fund a pipe rack simulator for Greenville Technical College’s new Center for Welding and Automation Excellence (CWAE). The…
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CCSD Education Foundation announces Catherine Templeton as Interim Executive Director to lead organization’s launch
August 6, 2026
The Charleston County School District (CCSD) Education Foundation Board of Directors, by unanimous vote, announced the appointment of Catherine Templeton as Interim Executive Director, where she will lead the Foundation…
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Countdown to the first day: Golden Strip families gear up for August 11
August 5, 2026
The final stretch of summer break is officially here. Greenville County Schools will open their doors for the 2026–2027 school year on Tuesday, August 11. For families across Mauldin, Simpsonville,…
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Squeezing Out the Last Drops of Summer: The Ultimate Golden Strip Pre-School Bucket List
August 5, 2026
The countdown clock is officially ticking. With Greenville County Schools opening their doors for the new school year on Tuesday, August 11, local families are facing that annual late-summer reality…
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Greenville Triumph SC and Coca-Cola partner to deliver 600 backpacks to Sue Cleveland Elementary
August 5, 2026
Local educators received a major back-to-school boost this week as Greenville Triumph SC joined forces with Coca-Cola Consolidated to deliver 600 backpacks to teachers at Sue Cleveland Elementary School. The…
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College of Charleston Executive MBA delivers measurable leadership growth
August 5, 2026
The College of Charleston Executive MBA (EMBA), in partnership with Wisdom Works Group, has released findings from research on the program’s inaugural cohort, showing measurable improvements in leadership effectiveness among students. The…
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USC donors power a record-shattering year of giving
August 5, 2026
The University of South Carolina system raised a record $357.6 million in private support during fiscal year 2026 — the most in its history, shattering the previous fundraising record of…
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New USC program will expand access to mental healthcare for autistic youth in South Carolina
August 5, 2026
A new program at the University of South Carolina will help autistic youth throughout the state receive better mental health support thanks to a grant received from The Duke Endowment.…
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Coach Rhodes remembered as the heart and soul of Clinton High School
August 5, 2026
See photo gallery at end of article. For 65 years, the students of Laurens School District 56 could count on one thing: Coach Rhodes would be there. Bill Rhodes, 88,…
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Sadler-Hughes Apothecary serves up a back-to-school treat
August 5, 2026
Backpacks, bus routes, early alarms. A new school year asks a lot of everybody, and a few weeks in is right about when the novelty wears off. Sadler-Hughes Apothecary has…
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Clinton schools go head to head for a food truck lunch at back-to-school event
August 3, 2026
Clinton teachers have a reason to show up in force Aug. 13, and a free lunch is on the line. The City of Clinton will host its back-to-school event Thursday,…
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Lander professor, student honored for community service and leadership
August 3, 2026
Lander University faculty member Dr. Franklin Rausch and senior Isabella Young have been recognized by the Issaqueena Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) for their outstanding commitment…
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Palmetto Citizens officially opens first Georgia branches
August 3, 2026
Four East Georgia Branches Officially Transition to Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union After Successful Acquisition Aug. 3 marks the first official day of service as four former Southern Bank locations…
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State public safety officials urge drivers to review school bus stop laws as classes resume
August 2, 2026
With students across South Carolina heading back to classrooms, the South Carolina Department of Public Safety is reminding motorists to brush up on state law governing when drivers must stop…
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Black River United Way to host Parenting in the Park seminar in September
July 31, 2026
Parents, caregivers, neighbors, and caring adults are invited to attend Parenting in the Park, a free family seminar designed to offer encouragement, connection, and practical parenting tools in a welcoming community…
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SCDES announces Back-to-School resources for South Carolina teachers
July 31, 2026
As South Carolina teachers prepare for a new school year, the S.C. Department of Environmental Services (SCDES) is offering grants, free classroom resources and educational programs that help students explore…
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Waccamaw Library announces Fall 2026 “Writing the Tide” workshop series
July 30, 2026
Local writers and aspiring authors can hone their craft this fall as the Waccamaw Library hosts its “Writing the Tide” monthly writing workshop series from August through December 2026. Facilitated…
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Learn To Drive Academy
July 30, 2026
Learn To Drive Academy provides driver education in Columbia, SC, for teens and adults. Services include virtual classroom instruction, behind-the-wheel lessons, defensive driving, parking practice, highway driving, and SCDMV-approved road…
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Introducing a new entrepreneur training from CommunityWorks
July 29, 2026
Introducing a brand-new, 10-week virtual entrepreneur development program from CommunityWorks, led by entrepreneur Ebony Sharonda. Participants will gain the tools and strategies needed to move beyond simply managing a business to intentionally leading…
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College of Charleston and Spartanburg Community College announce strategic partnership to expand educational opportunities
July 29, 2026
College of Charleston (CofC) and Spartanburg Community College (SCC) announced a new partnership designed to strengthen educational pathways and expand opportunities for students across South Carolina. This collaboration, part of…
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Statehouse Push Fails: More Homeschool-Style Students Set to Receive S.C. Voucher Scholarships
July 29, 2026
More students educated at home will receive taxpayer-funded scholarships under South Carolina’s state voucher program this upcoming school year after a legislative push by state lawmakers to restrict the practice…
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Statehouse Push Fails: More Homeschool-Style Students Set to Receive S.C. Voucher Scholarships
July 29, 2026
More students educated at home will receive taxpayer-funded scholarships under South Carolina’s state voucher program this upcoming school year after a legislative push by state lawmakers to restrict the practice…
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SCDES Offers Environmental Education Grants and Free Resources for South Carolina Teachers
July 29, 2026
As South Carolina educators prepare for the upcoming school year, the S.C. Department of Environmental Services (SCDES) has announced a slate of environmental education grants, free classroom materials, and hands-on…
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Back-to-School Readiness: The Complete Golden Strip Guide for the 2026–2027 Academic Year
July 29, 2026
With summer winding down across Greenville County, families throughout Mauldin, Simpsonville, and Fountain Inn are shifting gears for the return to the classroom. Greenville County Schools (GCS)—the state’s largest public…
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Holocaust exhibit to visit Southern Georgetown Library in August
July 29, 2026
A traveling exhibit dedicated to the unique stories of children during the Holocaust will be on display at the Southern Georgetown Community Library Aug. 5 through 29. Titled “Stars Without…
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Mathnasium of Lexington announces new ownership, new location, and grand opening celebration
July 29, 2026
Longstanding Lexington math learning center begins new chapter with continued commitment to student confidence and success. Mathnasium of Lexington is entering an exciting new chapter with a transition in ownership,…
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Special Event Alert: Vinyl records join the weekly Georgetown Library Book Sale this Saturday!
July 29, 2026
Calling all bookworms and music lovers! The Friends of the Georgetown Library is hosting an extra special edition of its weekly sale this Saturday, August 1st, from 9:00 am to…
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Bosch Community Fund supports advanced manufacturing education at Greenville Technical College
July 29, 2026
The Bosch Community Fund has awarded a $31,980 grant to the Greenville Tech Foundation to support advanced manufacturing education for students at Greenville Technical College and help strengthen the region’s…
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Lander Art Students Win Award for Sand Sculpture Entry
July 29, 2026
Summer is here, and with Lander University on summer break, members of Lander’s Department of Art have hit the beaches of South Carolina to showcase their creativity in the form…
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HGTC Nursing graduates achieve 100% NCLEX pass rate in second quarter
July 29, 2026
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) is proud to announce that 100% of first-time test-takers from both of its nursing programs passed their respective National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) during the second…
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CCSD names nationally recognized educational leader Dr. Timisha Barnes-Jones as Associate Superintendent of Organizational Development and Innovation
July 28, 2026
Charleston County School District (CCSD) has appointed Dr. Timisha “TBJ” Barnes-Jones as its new Associate Superintendent of Organizational Development and Innovation, adding one of the nation’s most accomplished educational leaders…
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Clemson University’s Mashrur “Ronnie” Chowdhury earns prestigious national research award
July 28, 2026Chowdhury’s work has helped move transportation research from emerging ideas to real-world systems that are safer, more secure and more connected Mashrur “Ronnie” Chowdhury of Clemson University has received the American…
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Laurens County School District 55 Kicks Off 2026-2027 School Year
July 27, 2026
The Laurens County School District 55 (LCSD 55) administrators, teachers, and staff gathered today, July 27, 2026, at the Laurens District 55 High School (LDHS) to kick off the 2026-2027…
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Town of Andrews to host annual Back to School Supply Giveaway Aug. 1
July 27, 2026
ANDREWS, S.C. — The Town of Andrews will host its annual Back to School Supply Giveaway on Saturday, Aug. 1, offering free school supplies to local students ahead of the…
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Simpsonville Football Club Launches Fall 2026 Homeschool Soccer Program
July 27, 2026
Local homeschool families will have a dedicated opportunity to get outdoors and stay active this autumn, as the Simpsonville Football Club (SFC) officially opened registration for its Fall 2026 Homeschool…
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Duke Energy Foundation awards $20,000 grant to Spartanburg Community College Foundation to launch rural HVAC workforce pipeline in Union County
July 27, 2026
The Spartanburg Community College Foundation has received a $20,000 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to support the launch of a new high school HVAC training program and dual enrollment pathway in…
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Laurens County Museum Continues Revolutionary War Battle Series with “Ninety Six to Hayes Station”
July 26, 2026
The Laurens County Museum will continue its Revolutionary War Battle Series with a program titled “Ninety Six to Hayes Station” at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, in the Magnolia Room.…
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Lander Field Hockey Coach Part of Team USA at World Cup
July 22, 2026
While many coaches spend the summer preparing for their upcoming sports seasons, Lander University’s head field hockey coach is competing in one of the sport’s biggest competitions. Robbert Schenk is…
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Central Carolina Community Foundation welcomes six additional leaders to Board of Trustees
July 22, 2026
Central Carolina Community Foundation welcomes six new members to its Board of Trustees for Fiscal Year 2027. Representing education, business, healthcare, finance, and philanthropy, these respected community leaders will help…
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Prisma Health donates $7,500 to Midlands Technical College Foundation to support Maverick Market
July 22, 2026
Prisma Health presented the Midlands Technical College Foundation with a $7,500 donation to benefit the college’s Maverick Market, a free on-campus resource that provides food items and other essentials to…
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USC Union Laurens Location Fires Up New Grills for Smoke & Sizzle 101 Barbecue Course
July 22, 2026
New grills have arrived at the University of South Carolina Union’s Laurens Location ahead of Smoke & Sizzle 101, a four-part barbecue course that begins July 30. The equipment came…
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Local students honored in Georgetown County 250 Essay Contest
July 21, 2026
Georgetown County is pleased to announce the winners of the Georgetown County 250 Essay Contest, honoring local students who reflected on the prompt: “What do you hope has changed or…
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Charleston County School District recognized nationally for enrollment growth and strategic investment in teachers
July 21, 2026
Charleston County School District (CCSD) has been recognized as one of only 11 large urban school districts in the nation to experience student enrollment growth over the past eight years,…
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South Carolina educators gain real-world manufacturing insights through Michelin plant tour
July 20, 2026The South Carolina Council on Economic Education (SC Economics) recently provided a unique professional learning experience for South Carolina educators through an exclusive tour of Michelin’s US7 manufacturing facility…
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Clemson University raises $202 million in 2026, advances toward $1.889 billion Fiercely Forward campaign goal
July 20, 2026
Clemson University’s community of alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students and friends contributed $202,365,678 million during the 2026 fiscal year, which ended June 30. The achievement marks the sixth consecutive year Clemson has…
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