Adeptus USA selects Anderson County to establish first South Carolina operation
October 1, 2026
$215.56 Million Investment Will Create 217 New Jobs Adeptus USA (Adeptus), a wood products manufacturer, announced it has selected Anderson County to establish its first South Carolina operation. The company’s…
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Early voting for 2026 General Election begins Oct. 19 in Georgetown County
September 30, 2026
Early voting for the Nov. 3 General Election in Georgetown County runs from Oct. 19 through Oct. 31. Registered voters can cast their ballots Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to…
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Wattsville stormwater infrastructure project completed
September 29, 2026
Following the collaborative efforts of Laurens County, the South Carolina Office of Resilience, KCI Technologies, and HRH Engineering & Construction LLC, we are pleased to announce the completion of the…
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Public Information Officer
September 29, 2026
The City of Georgetown is hiring a full-time Public Information Officer to lead our community outreach and public education program. The person in this role will serve as the lead…
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Greenville moves to nonpartisan municipal elections
September 29, 2026
Change Would Take Place for 2027 Elections The City of Greenville is preparing for a significant change in how its municipal elections are conducted. Starting in 2027, elections will shift…
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South Carolina ETV and Public Radio to host, broadcast and livestream South Carolina Election 2026 U.S. Senate debate
September 29, 2026
South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV) will host, broadcast and livestream a South Carolina Election 2026 U.S. Senate debate on Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. from SCETV studios in Columbia. The…
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Charleston County project team to deliver quarterly update on Fort Johnson Road intersection improvements
September 28, 2026
The Fort Johnson Road intersection improvements project team will deliver a quarterly construction progress update on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. at James Island Town…
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West Columbia’s 10th Annual Fall Back Fest is Friday, November 6, 2026
September 28, 2026
The City of West Columbia invites everyone to enjoy the 10th Annual Fall Back Fest on Friday, November 6, 2026, from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m., along the 100–300 blocks of…
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Georgetown’s waterfront redevelopment is stalled. The cost of inaction is growing.
September 28, 2026
The breakdown of a major brownfield redevelopment underscores what Georgetown stands to lose—and what public officials, property owners and developers must do to restore momentum. By Karen Owens Publisher Hundreds…
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Sen. Tim Scott co-sponsors bipartisan bill to boost U.S. film industry, highlighting South Carolina’s economic impact
September 28, 2026
U.S. Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) introduced bipartisan legislation Thursday aimed at revitalizing domestic film and television production and bringing entertainment industry jobs back to the United States—a move with significant…
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Dominion Energy to begin performing tree trimming activities as scheduled for 2026
September 25, 2026
Dominion Energy will begin performing tree trimming activities along overhead utility lines in the following neighborhoods on Monday, September 28, 2026, at 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Distribution Line Tree Trimming:…
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Moja Arts Festival to honor Dr. Thaddeus Bell, other community heros at gala
September 23, 2026
The City of Charleston and MOJA Arts will honor Dr. Thaddeus J. Bell and three other community leaders at the MOJA Arts Festival Community Heroes Gala at 7 p.m. Thursday,…
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City of Orangeburg hosts Community Chat about City Planning & Infrastructure
September 23, 2026
Learn about Orangeburg’s growth, development and revitalization The City of Orangeburg invites residents to join the Building Orangeburg Quarterly Community Chat on Tuesday, September 29 at Council Chambers, 933 Middleton…
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City of Clinton seeks applicants for Design Review Board
September 23, 2026
The City of Clinton is looking for residents interested in serving on its Design Review Board, offering community members a chance to have a voice in how the city grows…
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Columbia shifts from PARK(ing) day to focus on longer-term interventions and demonstration projects
September 22, 2026
After ten years of hosting an annual PARK(ing) Day event, the City of Columbia Planning and Development Services Department is shifting its focus to longer-term tactical urbanism interventions and demonstration…
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City of Columbia switches to new e-procurement system, CobbleStone
September 22, 2026
The City of Columbia Procurement Department is transitioning from the old e-procurement platform, Ion Wave, to a new platform, CobbleStone. After finding out that our current e-procurement platform will no longer…
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Georgetown celebrates grand opening of Clarence C. Smalls City Hall
September 22, 2026
Much-needed rain didn’t dampen the spirits of more than 100 people who gathered this morning for the official grand opening of the Clarence C. Smalls City Hall. A ribbon-cutting ceremony…
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Clinton council approves Cambridge Farms annexation on first reading
September 22, 2026
Clinton City Council voted 4-3 on Monday, September 14 to approve first reading of an ordinance annexing property at the intersection of South Carolina Highway 56 and Cambridge Road into…
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City of Columbia Parks & Recreation seeks community partners for city-wide Halloween Day Party
September 22, 2026
The City of Columbia Parks & Recreation Department is inviting local organizations, agencies, businesses and service providers that serve children and families to participate in its upcoming Halloween Day Party,…
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Wil Brasington announces campaign for mayor of Greenville
September 22, 2026
Greenville city councilman launches campaign centered on experienced leadership and a vision for the city’s next chapter Greenville City Councilman Wil Brasington officially announced his candidacy for mayor of Greenville…
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Removal of Helene debris from Reedy River begins
September 22, 2026
USDA-NRCS Grant Funds Helene Debris Removal from Reedy River $1.4 million will help remove 25,000 cubic yards of fallen trees and other vegetation Two years after Hurricane Helene, a USDA…
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Fandom Fest returns to Southern Georgetown Library Oct. 10
September 21, 2026
Fandom Fest, a celebration of fandom culture, creativity and community, will return to the Southern Georgetown Community Library next month for its second year. Sponsored by the Friends of the…
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Chasing the Algorithm: SC Lawmakers Struggle to Rein in Rapid AI Growth
September 21, 2026
South Carolina lawmakers are facing an uphill battle under the Statehouse dome as they attempt to craft guardrails for artificial intelligence, grappling with a technology that is expanding far faster…
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Georgetown County Water & Sewer District launches online hub to track voter-approved capital projects
September 21, 2026
The Georgetown County Water & Sewer District has launched a new online project hub to keep residents updated on the progress of five major infrastructure projects funded through the local…
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Georgetown County launches website for Port Redevelopment Master Plan, seeks public input
September 21, 2026
Georgetown County Economic Development has launched a new website(opens in new tab) for the Port Redevelopment Master Plan, giving residents a place to follow the project and share their ideas…
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City of Charleston celebrates the opening of Fort Pemberton Park
September 18, 2026
The City of Charleston celebrated the opening of Fort Pemberton Park with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, Sept. 17. The park, located at 221 Yates Ave(opens in new tab). in…
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City of Columbia to host annual Isabel Law Breakfast on October 2
September 17, 2026The City of Columbia and the Mayor’s Campaign Against Breast Cancer Committee will host the 2026 Isabel Law Breakfast on Friday, October 2, from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. at Boyd…
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City of Charleston announces Akua Page’s designs as the 2026 MOJA Arts Festival’s official poster
September 17, 2026The City of Charleston’s Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA) has announced Akua Page, a Gullah Geechee interdisciplinary artist, cultural educator and naturalist from North Charleston, as the winner of the…
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Join the SCSM Foundation for Moonlight & Milestones, a Black-Tie Gala
September 17, 2026
Saturday, October 17, 6:30 -10 p.m. The South Carolina State Museum Foundation will host Moonlight & Milestones(opens in new tab), a black-tie, red-carpet gala on Saturday, October 17, 6:30-10 p.m.…
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Laurens welcomes two new businesses, plans free Wi-Fi downtown
September 16, 2026
Two new businesses are open in Laurens and free Wi-Fi is coming to the square, Mayor Senn told the Laurens City Council at its Sept. 15 meeting. All council members…
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Clinton council approves Cambridge Farms annexation on first reading
September 16, 2026
Clinton City Council voted 4-3 Monday to approve first reading of an ordinance annexing property at the intersection of South Carolina Highway 56 and Cambridge Road into the city limits,…
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Gov. McMaster opposes suspending South Carolina gas tax as prices hit $4 a gallon
September 16, 2026
Gov. Henry McMaster is pushing back against growing calls to temporarily suspend South Carolina’s state gas tax, arguing that pausing the revenue stream would jeopardize critical funding for ongoing infrastructure…
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Simpsonville City Council votes to return Gracely Park to original name
September 16, 2026
In a 4–2 vote, the Simpsonville City Council has approved an amended ordinance establishing stricter rules for naming city assets, a move that will officially revert Gracely Park back to…
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Greenville County considers repealing road fee tied to sales tax vote, but bond debt complicates plan
September 16, 2026
Greenville County Council is weighing a proposal to eliminate the county’s longstanding road maintenance fee if voters approve an upcoming penny sales tax referendum, though outstanding bond obligations are raising…
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Community leaders launch Vote Yes GVL campaign backing Greenville County penny sales tax referendums
September 16, 2026
A newly formed coalition of civic and business leaders has launched “Vote Yes GVL,” an advocacy campaign rallying public support for upcoming penny sales tax referendums on the ballot across…
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District 3 community meeting set for Saturday at The Ridge
September 16, 2026
Laurens residents will have a chance to talk directly with their city representative this weekend. Councilwoman Cassandra Campbell will host a District 3 community meeting Saturday, Sept. 19, at 10…
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Laurens County Council honors retiring captain, approves data center moratorium
September 15, 2026
Laurens County Council recognized a retiring sheriff’s captain, honored the county’s emergency management staff and gave final approval to a temporary moratorium on data center development permits during its meeting…
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Crime drops in City of Greenville by 16.6%
September 15, 2026
Year to date, total crime in the City of Greenville has declined from 1,477 offenses in 2025 to 1,232 in 2026, a reduction of 16.6%. In July alone, offenses fell…
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Senate Banking Chairman Tim Scott advances key financial market and housing initiatives
September 15, 2026
U.S. Senator Tim Scott (R-S.C.), Chairman of the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee, continues to drive federal legislative momentum on federal digital asset frameworks and housing market accessibility.…
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Charleston County, municipal leaders announce final round of public outreach for 2026 Transportation Sales Tax referendum
September 15, 2026
Charleston County officials and local mayors will host a final series of public meetings throughout the county to share information with residents regarding the 2026 Transportation Sales Tax (TST) referendum,…
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City of Georgetown to host ceremonial naming and grand opening for new City Hall campus
September 15, 2026
The City of Georgetown invites community members to celebrate service, progress and opportunity with two upcoming events marking the opening of its new City Hall campus at 420 South Hazard…
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GCSD announces scheduling updates for partial attendance days, spring graduations
September 14, 2026
Mark your calendars! Georgetown County School District(opens in new tab) families are encouraged to take note of key dates for the 2026–2027 school year, including half-days, early staff development dismissals,…
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City of Columbia appoints SCRLA’s Lenza Jolley to Main Street District’s Board of Directors
September 14, 2026
The South Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association (SCRLA) announced that Lenza Jolley(opens in new tab), Vice President of Membership and Development, has been appointed by the City of Columbia Council…
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City of Columbia’s semiannual Pedestrian and Bicyclist Counts
September 14, 2026
Twice a year, the City of Columbia seeks out volunteers to help conduct our routine Pedestrian & Bicyclist Counts within the City’s limits. By counting pedestrians and people riding bicycles,…
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City of Columbia public comment period for FY2025 Consolidated Annual Performance & Evaluation Report
September 14, 2026
The City of Columbia Community Development Department is announcing a public comment period for the City’s Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Consolidated Annual Performance & Evaluation Report (CAPER). The public comment period…
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Town of Irmo to hold public informational meetings ahead of November ballot referendum on form of government
September 14, 2026
Referendum seeks to legally align Town governing documents with long-standing Council-Manager administrative structure; no changes to municipal services or daily operations. IRMO, S.C. — The Town of Irmo has announced a…
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Don’t Miss out! “A Message From 1976: Time Capsule Show and Tell” happens Tuesday, Sept 15
September 11, 2026
As part of the ongoing America 250 Commemoration, the Georgetown Library will host “A Message From 1976: Time Capsule Show and Tell” on September 15, 2026, from 4:30 to 6:00…
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Main Street District unveils lighting revitalization project
September 10, 2026
The Boyd Foundation implements new lighting that adds character and enhances safety downtown. The Boyd Foundation, the Main Street District, and the City of Columbia unveiled a new lighting project…
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Governor ceremonially signs Nutt Act protecting visitation rights in long-term care
September 9, 2026
Gov. Henry McMaster ceremonially signed the Senator Roger A. Nutt Act on Tuesday at the Spartanburg County Courthouse, marking a state law that lets long-term care residents decide who may…
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Governor ceremonially signs Nutt Act protecting visitation rights in long-term care
September 9, 2026
Gov. Henry McMaster ceremonially signed the Senator Roger A. Nutt Act on Tuesday at the Spartanburg County Courthouse, marking a state law that lets long-term care residents decide who may…
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