Dominion Energy to begin performing tree-trimming activities as scheduled for 2026
June 8, 2026
Dominion Energy will begin performing tree trimming activities along overhead utility lines in the following neighborhoods on Monday, June 8, 2026, at 7:30 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Distribution Line Tree Trimming:…
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City of Columbia Community Development Department to host a homebuyer workshop
June 8, 2026
Who: City of Columbia Community Development Department What: Your path to homeownership starts here! This will be a one-stop homebuyer workshop where attendees can learn, ask questions, and connect directly with industry…
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City of Laurens Seeks Applicants for Planning, Zoning, and Historic Preservation Boards
June 8, 2026
The City of Laurens is accepting applications for open positions on three advisory boards: the Planning Commission, the Board of Zoning Appeals, and the Historic Preservation Commission. The three boards…
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Georgetown Mayor issues statement regarding funding cuts for Kaminski House Museum
June 6, 2026
On Friday, June 5, the City of Georgetown provided this statement from Mayor Jay Doyle on the proposed $50,000 budget cut in funding for the Friends of the Kaminski House…
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City of Georgetown names Nelson Brown as new Chief of Police
June 5, 2026
City Administrator Scott Whittier and Mayor Jay Doyle announced today that the City of Georgetown has selected Nelson E. Brown as its next Chief of Police. Brown currently serves as…
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June is Zero Tolerance for Litter Month in South Carolina
June 3, 2026
June marks Zero Tolerance for Litter Month in South Carolina, a statewide initiative led by PalmettoPride and the South Carolina Litter Control Association aimed at reducing litter, illegal dumping, and…
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Clinton City Council Approves Budget, Annexations, and Proclamations at June 1 Meeting
June 3, 2026
The Clinton City Council met Monday evening, June 1, 2026, conducting a full slate of business that included final passage of the city’s new budget, several annexation ordinances, and a…
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June Is Zero Tolerance for Litter Month in South Carolina
June 3, 2026
June marks Zero Tolerance for Litter Month in South Carolina, a statewide initiative led by PalmettoPride and the South Carolina Litter Control Association aimed at reducing litter, illegal dumping, and…
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SCDOT Announces East Butler Road Bridge Closure Over I-385 for Rehabilitation Work
June 3, 2026
Commuters in Greenville County are being advised to prepare for significant traffic disruptions later this month. The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has announced a complete closure of East…
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GCSD Board names new principals for Andrews High and Rosemary Middle for next year
June 3, 2026
The Georgetown County Board of Education recently approved two principal appointments during its May 19, 2026 board meeting. Kevin Branham was named principal of Andrews High School. Branham currently serves…
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City of Georgetown provides public notice of FY 2026/2027 proposed budget and imposition of fee adjustments
June 3, 2026
Pursuant to Sections 6-1-80 and 6-1-330(A) of the S.C. Code of Laws, public notice is hereby given that the City Council for the City of Georgetown (“City Council”), as the governing body of the City of Georgetown, South Carolina (the “City”), will hold public hearings on June 18, 2026, at 5:30 pm (or as soon thereafter as practical) at the Municipal Court…
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BIGPAC announces 2026 primary endorsements
June 3, 2026
Greenville business community endorses 3 business champions The Business and Industry in Greenville Political Action Committee (BIGPAC) announced its endorsements for the upcoming Primary Election, supporting candidates who have demonstrated…
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City of Columbia to highlight Gun Violence Awareness Month with walk and community day
June 3, 2026
Who: City of Columbia, Moms Demand Action, and Every town Survivor Network What: This Wear Orange Walk will highlight the beginning of National Gun Violence Awareness Month, which takes place in…
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Swing into Summer with Greenville Rec Clinics
June 3, 2026
Summer camps are in full swing in the City of Greenville, and but newly added summer clinics for youth and adults promise to add to the fun. The city’s Parks, Recreation…
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Forest Acres reviews updated plans for Mall Park and Amphitheater project
June 2, 2026Forest Acres City Council met in a special called session to review updated conceptual renderings for the planned six-acre Mall Park and Amphitheater project at the former Richland Mall site.…
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to host public meetings on long-term maintenance and environmental planning for Charleston Harbor
June 2, 2026
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Charleston District, will host one in-person and two virtual public meetings to discuss the development of an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for Charleston…
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Greenville city news
June 2, 2026
Grammy Winner, Greenville Native Peabo Bryson Hospitalized after Stroke Two-time Grammy Award winning singer, songwriter and Greenville native Peabo Bryson — known worldwide as the voice behind Disney’s Oscar winning…
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City of Columbia launches new online platform for short-term rental registration and renewals
June 2, 2026
The City of Columbia Code Enforcement Division is launching a new cloud based platform for short term rental registration and renewals in partnership with Tolemi beginning May 20, 2026. The…
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James Island County Park hosts annual youth triathlon on July 25
June 2, 2026
The Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) will host its annual Youth Triathlon on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at James Island County Park. Designed for young athletes ages 7-15,…
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Charleston to honor Piccolo founder Ellen Dressler Moryl with annual cello concert
June 2, 2026
Mayor William Cogswell and City Director of Cultural Affairs Rochelle Riley announced the first Ellen Dressler Moryl Cello Concert, which will be held each year to honor the founding director…
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Charleston Parks Conservancy opens Ashleyville-Maryville Food Forest in historic West Ashley neighborhood
June 2, 2026The Charleston Parks Conservancy celebrated the opening of the Ashleyville-Maryville Food Forest with a May 16 ribbon-cutting, revitalizing a historic West Ashley green space with roots in agriculture and community…
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City of Charleston’s Juneteenth celebration to feature Michael Jackson tribute
June 2, 2026
Star producer seeks young singer and local horn players to join the concert ensemble for the City’s annual block party. The City of Charleston’s Office of Cultural Affairs is hosting its annual Juneteenth Celebration from…
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City of Columbia launches public survey for Sharing the Road safety action plan
June 1, 2026
The Sharing the Road project team has developed draft program, policy, and project recommendations aimed at making our roadways safer. We hope you’ll take a look and provide your thoughts via…
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Museum around the Corner: Georgetown County Historical Society Museum
June 1, 2026
By Mary Boyd George, Prince of Wales, ascended to the throne of Great Britain in June of 1727. This was a busy time for the Colonies. Towns were springing up…
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Laurens County Reassessment: What It Is, What It Is Not, and What Comes Next
June 1, 2026
Your Reassessment Notice is Coming. Here is What it Does and Does Not Mean for Your Tax Bill. State law mandates that every county in South Carolina conduct a reassessment…
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June Is Zero Tolerance for Litter Month in South Carolina
June 1, 2026
June marks Zero Tolerance for Litter Month in South Carolina, a statewide initiative led by PalmettoPride and the South Carolina Litter Control Association aimed at reducing litter, illegal dumping, and…
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Attorney General Alan Wilson Brings Governor’s Race to Laurens Saturday
June 1, 2026
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson will make a campaign stop in Laurens this Saturday, June 6, as part of a multi-city Upstate swing ahead of the June 9 Republican…
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Georgetown County to hold Hurricane Season Business & Industry Prep Day
May 29, 2026
Georgetown County businesses and industry partners are invited to attend a Hurricane Season Business & Industry Prep Day on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, followed…
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The SBA Patriot Pitch Competition: Your Business can be America’s next winner
May 29, 2026
By: Tyler Teresa, U.S. Small Business Administration Southeast Regional Administrator overseeing the agency’s programs and services in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Since the…
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Hundreds of Georgetown residents come out to celebrate unveiling of Whispers of My Ancestor, Harriet Tubman and Georgetown’s rich history
May 29, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher It was an auspicious occasion filled with excitement and anticipation as hundreds of local residents and visitors filled up the main Georgetown Library branch to watch…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis celebrates National 529 Day with $529 grants for newborns
May 28, 2026
South Carolina’s tiniest residents could score a big head start on their future thanks to the return of the PalmettoBaby Grant Program. State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announced today that every…
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Brook T. Smith Launchpad hosts third annual Business of AI Symposium in downtown Clemson
May 28, 2026
The event connected University-affiliated founders, executives and investors to examine how artificial intelligence is shaping entrepreneurship and venture growth. The Brook T. Smith Launchpad in downtown Clemson hosted its third…
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Charleston County Council passes first reading of 2026 transportation sales tax ordinance
May 28, 2026
Public Hearing set for Thursday, June 11 Charleston County Council has approved the first of three readings of the proposed 2026 Transportation Sales Tax (TST) referendum, advancing the measure to…
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City of Charleston seeks nominations for newly established Commission on the Arts
May 28, 2026
Mayor William Cogswell and the Charleston City Council are seeking nominations for three arts organization representatives and two at-large members of the newly established Commission on the Arts. Purpose and Power…
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Secretary of State Mark Hammond heralds amendments to SC Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act as win for donors and nonprofits
May 28, 2026
Today Secretary of State Mark Hammond recognized recent amendments to the South Carolina Solicitation of Charitable Funds Act as a win for both donors and nonprofits. “I am happy that…
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Rural Infrastructure Authority awards construction grants to upgrade critical infrastructure
May 28, 2026
$29 million in grant funding awarded across South Carolina The S.C. Rural Infrastructure Authority (RIA) has approved over $29 million in grant assistance for 22 capital improvement projects that will…
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Georgetown County nears landmark wetlands protection law
May 27, 2026
Georgetown County is one final vote away from becoming the first in the area to enact standalone local protections for freshwater streams and “isolated wetlands”—habitats that are no longer covered…
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SC Senate kills White House-backed redistricting bill
May 27, 2026
The South Carolina Senate effectively defeated a Republican-led effort to overhaul the state’s congressional map on Tuesday, May 26, 2026. The 26-18 vote to kill the bill included 14 Republicans…
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South Carolina first in nation to designate annual Gold Shield Day for fallen first responders
May 27, 2026
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has signed legislation making the Palmetto State the first in the nation to permanently designate June 1 as “Gold Shield Day,” an annual day of…
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Flummoxed over the flag: The historic loophole keeping South Carolina’s iconic banner in limbo
May 27, 2026
It is proudly displayed on front porches, stamped across t-shirts, and flown atop government buildings from the Upstate down to the coast. Yet, despite its status as one of the…
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Prep for the Polls: What Georgetown County voters need to know ahead of the June 9 primaries
May 27, 2026
The 2026 midterm election cycle is officially kicking into high gear, and Georgetown County voters are preparing to head to the polls. On Tuesday, June 9, 2026, South Carolina will…
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Popular Household Hazardous Waste Disposal event returns this weekend
May 27, 2026
Georgetown County residents have an opportunity to safely dispose of household hazardous materials and sensitive documents at a free collection event Saturday, May 30, from 9 a.m. to noon at…
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Shaping the City’s Future: Mauldin Accepting Applications for Board of Appeals
May 27, 2026
Local residents looking for a meaningful way to give back to their community and influence local development have a unique opportunity to do so. The City of Mauldin announced it…
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SJWD Water District earns award of excellence for Mid-Century Waterworks Educational Series
May 27, 2026
The Startex-Jackson-Wellford-Duncan (SJWD) Water District announced it has received the Award of Excellence in the 32nd Annual Communicator Awards from the Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts (AIVA) for its…
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Georgetown County Parks & Rec summer deadline is fast approaching
May 26, 2026
The Georgetown County Parks and Recreation Department wants residents to know time is running out to sign up for their June Youth Programs, with registration closing this week. There are…
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City of Columbia welcomes America250’s “Our American Story” nationwide initiative to the Capital City
May 26, 2026
The City of Columbia invites residents and visitors to take part in a unique opportunity to help tell the story of America as the America250 initiative brings its nationwide “Our American…
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Grant helps “undiscovered” destinations expand tourism offerings
May 26, 2026
Projects in Chester, Winnsboro, Westminster, Pageland, and Walterboro were selected in the most recent Undiscovered SC award cycle The South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism (SCPRT) announced the…
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City of Charleston Recreation Department to offer free summer meals for youth
May 26, 2026
The City of Charleston Recreation Department will provide free meals to children and teens this summer through its participation in the Summer Food Service Program. The program will operate Monday…
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Charleston County launches deliverable-based technical assistance grant program
May 26, 2026
Charleston County is now accepting applications from nonprofit organizations for the Deliverable-Based Technical Assistance Grant Program, a new initiative funded through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and administered in…
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South Carolina’s Hands-Free law in full effect as 100 Deadly Days of Summer begin
May 25, 2026
Memorial Day marks the start of the 100 Deadly Days of Summer, and the South Carolina Department of Public Safety is urging drivers to put the phone down before getting…
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