New “Product of USA” Label Aims to Boost Transparency and Support American Farmers
March 28, 2026
A new labeling initiative from the U.S. Department of Agriculture is rolling out nationwide, giving consumers a clearer way to identify meat, poultry, and egg products that are truly sourced…
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New “Product of USA” Label Aims to Boost Transparency and Support American Farmers
March 28, 2026
A new labeling initiative from the U.S. Department of Agriculture is rolling out nationwide, giving consumers a clearer way to identify meat, poultry, and egg products that are truly sourced…
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GSSM honors Gov. Henry McMaster at 32nd Annual Townes Award Celebration
March 28, 2026
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster was awarded the prestigious Townes Award by the South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics (GSSM) on Wednesday evening, March 18. McMaster, the state’s…
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Hops and Hops: Fountain Inn Taproom to Host Family Easter Egg Hunt
March 28, 2026
The Easter Bunny is making an early stop on Main Street this weekend. The Fountain Inn Taproom has announced it will host a community Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March…
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Say His Name One Last Time: Mauldin Youth Theatre Wraps Up
March 28, 2026
The ghost-with-the-most is preparing for his final curtain call in the Golden Strip. The Mauldin Youth Theatre’s hit production of “Beetlejuice Jr.” enters its final weekend of performances at the…
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Saving Lives in Simpsonville: Greenville Heritage FCU to Host Community Blood Drive
March 28, 2026
Community members have a vital opportunity to give back this week as the Greenville Heritage Federal Credit Union (GHFCU) prepares to host a community blood drive at its Simpsonville branch.…
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International Ballet presents “Passport to Dance” – an elegant evening of performance and philanthropy
March 27, 2026
International Ballet invites the community to an unforgettable evening of artistry and impact at its annual Passport to Dance benefit gala on April 10 at the Westin Poinsett. Passport to…
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AgFirst appoints Corey MacGillivray as Chief Financial Officer
March 27, 2026
Corey MacGillivray has been named Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of AgFirst Farm Credit Bank, effective April 6. MacGillivray brings deep experience across corporate governance, disclosure controls, and capital markets, with…
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Twin Rivers Capital, LLC welcomes Leigh Lingo
March 27, 2026
Twin Rivers Capital, LLC announced the addition of Leigh Lingo to its team as an Associate on the Brokerage Team. In this role, Leigh will support brokerage efforts across the…
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Caffeine Rush in Mauldin: Dutch Bros Grand Opening and Traffic Safety Guide
March 27, 2026
The wait is finally over for Mauldin’s coffee lovers. The highly anticipated Dutch Bros Coffee at 203 S. Main St. is officially opening its doors, bringing its signature Rebel energy…
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Nature meets prosperity: South Carolina unveils Black River State Park
March 26, 2026
South Carolina’s 50th State Park promises to be a shining example of how conservation and economic prosperity can coexist, reconnecting people to nature and each other. Today, the South Carolina…
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Georgetown County to enact burn ban Friday morning at 6 am
March 26, 2026
Georgetown County will enact a countywide burn ban effective at 6 a.m. Friday, March 27. The ban will remain in effect until further notice and comes in response to elevated…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis Recognizes William Joy of Lucky Beckham High as Educator of the Month
March 26, 2026
Charleston educator promotes his passion for personal finance education beyond the classroom COLUMBIA, S.C. (March 27, 2026) – South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis has recognized William Joy of Lucy Beckham…
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SCDOR Extends 2025 Tax Filing Deadline to October 15, 2026 — Extension Does Not Apply to Payments
March 26, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) has announced an automatic extension for taxpayers filing 2025 South Carolina Individual Income Tax returns, citing ongoing legislative efforts that could impact state…
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2026 Small Business Opportunity Expo
March 26, 2026
The City of Charleston will host its 2026 Small Business Opportunity Expo, a free event designed to connect local entrepreneurs with resources, contract opportunities, and key decision-makers. WHAT: A free…
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United Community earns 12th JD Power Award in 17 years, ranked #1 for Retail Banking Customer Satisfaction in the Southeast Region
March 26, 2026
For the 12th time, United Community has been recognized as #1 for Retail Banking Customer Satisfaction in the Southeast Region in the JD Power 2026 U.S. Retail Banking Satisfaction Study.…
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International organization combating Internet crimes against children
March 26, 2026From Washington state, New York, and South Carolina to Belgrade: Crime Stoppers Global Solutions meets with Serbian officials to discuss existing and future threats to children worldwide By W.…
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Greenville Technical College to host adjunct faculty hiring event April 14
March 26, 2026
Greenville Technical College will host a virtual adjunct faculty hiring event on Tuesday, April 14, to recruit qualified educators for teaching opportunities in the upcoming semesters. The online event will…
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Invested in other people’s lives
March 26, 2026
We have a Board member at Our Place of Hope named Shari. She is definitely not looking for any recognition or any self-promotion. But her heart is something I wanted…
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AVM Group establishes national headquarters in Charleston County
March 26, 2026
AVM Group, a leading national provider of turnkey controlled environments, today announced it is establishing its national headquarters in Charleston County. The company’s $5 million investment will create 30 new…
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Grand opening of The Lash Café – March 26
March 26, 2026The City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities, in partnership with Richland County, celebrated the grand opening of The Lash Café with a ribbon-cutting ceremony held this morning, Thursday, March…
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South Carolina Public Radio announces Sound Shift as name of new 24/7 music channel
March 26, 2026
South Carolina Public Radio (SC Public Radio) announced Sound Shift as the official name of its new 24/7 HD broadcast radio and streaming music channel. The name was selected through…
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Dominion Energy expands free energy-saving program to Columbia customers
March 26, 2026
Program now available in Dentsville community Dominion Energy customers in the Dentsville area of Columbia recently attended a kickoff event for the Neighborhood Energy Efficiency Program (NEEP). They are among…
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Altum Faithful Investing awards Gold Certification to Wallick Investments’ WI Fidelis Multi-Cap Multi-Factor Index (Fidelis 100)
March 26, 2026
Altum Faithful Investing and Wallick Investments announce that the Wallick Investments’ Fidelis 100 Index has been awarded Gold certification under the Altum Certified program, confirming that the index is fully…
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Charleston County Council awards first attainable housing tax abatement project
March 26, 2026
Charleston County Council has approved its first project as part of the county’s Attainable Housing Tax Abatement program, marking a significant step forward in expanding housing opportunities for working families.…
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Colliers promotes Ryan McCue to Vice President in Columbia
March 26, 2026
Colliers | South Carolina announced that Ryan McCue has been promoted to Vice President. McCue is based in Colliers’ Columbia office and specializes in the sale of land properties for…
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Colliers represents law firm in relocation of Columbia office
March 26, 2026
Colliers | South Carolina’s Mary Winter Teaster and Sydney Lanham represented the tenant Brock & Scott PLLC in the leasing of a 4,358-square-foot suite at Crown Pointe. The building is…
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Federal Housing Dollars Are Coming to the Golden Strip — Here’s What That Means
March 26, 2026
It doesn’t make headlines the way a stadium or a hotel does, but the federal housing funding flowing into the Golden Strip’s three cities this year will quietly touch the…
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Fountain Inn is Building a Third Fire Station and Funding is Already Locked In
March 26, 2026
A city that has grown as fast as Fountain Inn eventually outgrows its public safety footprint — and city leaders have been planning ahead. Full funding has been secured for…
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Charleston County opens applications for housing and community development funding
March 26, 2026
Charleston County Community Development and Revitalization is now accepting applications for federal funding to support housing and community services benefitting low- and moderate-income residents. Funding is provided through the U.S.…
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State Museum celebrates spring with 50% off kids admission from April 4–11
March 26, 2026
Plus, see exciting shows including Bugs 4D and more! The South Carolina State Museum is celebrating Spring Break from April 4 – 11 with 50% off general admission for children aged 3 -12. Plus, guests can explore four…
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Downtown Fountain Inn is about to Get Its First Hotel in Decades
March 26, 2026
Grading equipment has been busy on Jones Street, and what was once an empty lot near The Mill at Fountain Inn is beginning to look like the start of something…
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Food Lion Opens Fifth Simpsonville Location
March 26, 2026
Simpsonville is adding another grocery option — and this one comes with a ribbon-cutting and a shot at a $200 gift card. Food Lion opens its newest store at 2321…
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Palmetto Citizens presents the Boardr Series at Rawls Creek Park
March 26, 2026
The Boardr Series is a national, all-ages and skills skateboarding contest series designed to provide a fun and fulfilling skateboarding experience for all participants. Location: 1113 Friarsgate Blvd, Irmo, South Carolina…
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Mavericks Trade Bats for Burgers: “Oh What a Night” Fundraiser Hits Whataburger Next Thursday
March 26, 2026
The Mauldin High School baseball program is calling all fans, foodies, and community supporters to trade the dugout for the drive-thru next week. The Mavericks will host their “Oh What…
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Get ready to savor the night at Taste of Lake Murray
March 26, 2026
Taste of Lake Murray returns to the DoubleTree by Hilton Columbia on Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. Presented by Lexington Health, this signature event brings together the region’s top culinary talent for an evening filled…
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Roger Case joins ReWa’s Board of Commissioners
March 26, 2026
An open seat on the Renewable Water Resources (ReWa) Board of Commissioners has been filled by Roger Case, of Fountain Inn. Case was the public works director for the City…
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Credit One Charleston Open unveils expanded fan experience, new hospitality concepts and enhanced on-site programming for 2026
March 26, 2026
New dining destinations, live entertainment, special events and an all-star lineup of on-site talent highlight what’s new at this year’s tournament The Credit One Charleston Open, the largest women’s-only tennis tournament…
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Richland One elementary language immersion program teacher named SCFLTA Teacher of the Year
March 26, 2026
Jing Zhang, a Mandarin Chinese kindergarten teacher in Richland One’s elementary language immersion magnet program at Carver-Lyon Elementary School, has been named the South Carolina Fellowship of Language Teachers and…
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Charleston City Council approves streamlined design review process for public projects
March 26, 2026
Charleston City Council has approved an ordinance to streamline the design review process for city capital projects in suburban commercial corridors. The change will help deliver critical public infrastructure more…
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Denmark Technical College announces Helton as assistant vice president of student affairs
March 26, 2026
Denmark Technical College welcomes Taylor Helton, Ed.D., who returns to the college as associate vice president for student affairs, campus experience, responsible for overseeing housing and residence life, student involvement, weekend…
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The award-winning Lowcountry Center for Conservation
March 26, 2026
Lowcountry Land Trust is proud to share that the Lowcountry Center for Conservation has received a prestigious Carolopolis Award from the Preservation Society of Charleston, recognizing the project’s outstanding contribution to thoughtful design in new…
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Spartanburg County organizations partner to launch certified nursing assistant cohort, career pipeline
March 26, 2026
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System, OneSpartanburg, Inc., and the Spartanburg Academic Movement have partnered to establish a new cohort-based career pipeline for certified nursing assistants (CNAs), addressing a critical workforce need…
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Clunky Phones & Party Lines
March 25, 2026
By Tom Poland In rural Georgia the party line was our lot back in the early 1950s. When the phone rang, we counted. Our phone rang two times. Three…
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Greenville Liberty SC introduces Abby Minihan as head coach
March 25, 2026
Decorated player with a decade of collegiate coaching brings a whole-player philosophy Greenville Liberty SC today announced Abby Minihan as the team’s new head coach, marking a new chapter as…
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Jill Meyer named Vice President at DWG Consulting Engineers
March 25, 2026
DWG Inc., Consulting Engineers (DWG), announces the promotion of Jill Meyer to Vice President. Meyer is a registered professional mechanical engineer with 20 years of experience and was hired at…
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Fountain Inn PD Opens Its Doors
March 25, 2026
Running through mid-May, the Fountain Inn Police Department is inviting residents to pull back the curtain on local law enforcement through its 2026 Citizen Police Academy — a free, eight-week…
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NJ Developer to acquire shuttered Georgetown paper and steel mills
March 25, 2026
A New Jersey real estate firm specializing in industrial revitalization has reached an agreement to purchase the former International Paper mill, signaling a massive redevelopment effort for the city’s waterfront.…
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Main Street Laurens Celebrates 30 Years of Community, Growth, and Revitalization
March 25, 2026
It was a night filled with gratitude, reflection, and celebration as Main Street Laurens marked a major milestone—30 years of serving and strengthening the downtown community. Held at the Laurens…
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Presbyterian College Study Reveals Major Economic Impact on Laurens County
March 25, 2026
New analysis shows PC’s continuing role as a significant economic driver and its far-reaching influence. A new study conducted in Presbyterian College’s Economics and Business Administration Department has confirmed what…
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