Nashville’s premier songwriters headed to Georgetown’s Kaminski House for benefit concert
September 4, 2026
Music lovers in Georgetown will have a unique opportunity to experience the heart of Music City next week when the Healthy Learners Nashville Songwriters in the Round concert series comes…
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South Carolina Association for Justice mourns the passing of Joe Rice
September 4, 2026
The South Carolina Association for Justice (SCAJ) joins the legal community across South Carolina and the nation in mourning the passing of Joseph F. “Joe” Rice, co-founder of Motley Rice…
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Caledonia, True Blue invest in the future while preserving Mike Strantz’s vision
September 4, 2026
More than three decades after Mike Strantz burst onto the golf course architecture scene with the opening of Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and followed it with the equally stunning…
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HGTC offers fall information sessions to help students explore career pathways
September 4, 2026
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) is inviting students to explore career-focused academic programs through a series of information sessions scheduled throughout the fall. Beginning Sept. 9, HGTC will offer virtual and…
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Lander ROTC cadet from Murrells Inlet completes grueling Army training at West Point, Fort Knox
September 4, 2026
GREENWOOD, S.C.— Lander University senior August Darden, of Murrells Inlet, spent his summer preparing for a future that is defined by leadership, service and a career in the U.S. Army.…
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Community support needed: Georgetown Family YMCA launches September school supply drive
September 4, 2026
The Georgetown Family YMCA Youth Development Team has officially kicked off its “Supplies for Success” September School Supply Drive, running through September 25th, to equip local students with essential tools…
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HTC employees invest in local high school golf programs
September 4, 2026
Annual Co-Op Cup Tournament Raises $14,000 to Support Student Athletes Across Horry, Georgetown and Marion Counties. HTC, the largest telecommunications cooperative in the United States, continues to invest in local…
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Fellowship-trained orthopedic spine surgeon joins Tidelands Health
September 4, 2026
Patients across the region now have greater access to advanced surgical treatment for neck and back conditions with the addition of fellowship-trained orthopedic spine surgeon David Edelman, MD, to Tidelands Health Neurosciences. Dr. Edelman…
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Stella’s Homemade Ice Cream kicks off 3rd Annual “Ice Cream Wars” to benefit local schools
September 3, 2026
MURRELLS INLET, S.C. — Sweet competition is returning to Murrells Inlet as Stella’s Homemade Ice Cream(opens in new tab) launches its 3rd Annual Battle of the Schools: Ice Cream Wars.…
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Georgetown Growers Market to host “Loving Fall Fest” community celebration
September 3, 2026
The Growers Market(opens in new tab) has announced its upcoming Loving Fall Fest, taking place on Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 120 North Fraser…
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NAI Charleston facilitates $18 million sale of Upper Peninsula site to City of Charleston
September 3, 2026
NAI Charleston announced the $18 million sale of approximately 2.44 acres, prominently located near the intersection of Huger Street and Morrison Drive on Charleston’s Upper Peninsula. Jack Owens, CCIM of…
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Wine House opens at Hartness, bringing new wine and gathering experience to Hartness Village Center
September 3, 2026Wine House(opens in new tab) has officially opened its doors at Hartness, bringing its neighborhood wine shop and wine bar concept to the Village Center and adding a new destination…
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Wagner’s Koch honored
September 3, 2026
Clay Koch, a wealth manager with Wagner Wealth Management, has been awarded one of South Carolina’s most respected honors for young professionals. Greenville Business Magazine annually honors the Best &…
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As hurricane season peaks, Charleston County encourages residents to sign up for CHSAlerts
September 3, 2026
As the Lowcountry enters the peak of hurricane season, the Charleston County Emergency Management Department (CCEMD) is encouraging residents to sign up for its emergency notification system, now operating under…
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Alumni Hall brings Gamecock fans the ultimate shopping destination in the BullStreet District on Sept. 4
September 3, 2026
Regional retailer opens store dedicated to delivering licensed USC apparel, accessories and gifts for the Gamecock fanbase. Alumni(opens in new tab) Hall(opens in new tab), a South Carolina Gamecock shopping destination,…
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Clarendon County nonprofit receives $30,000 grant from Power:Ed to support virtual reality career exploration for youth and adults
September 3, 2026
BRAVO Education Foundation of Clarendon County (BRAVO), has been awarded a $30,000 grant from SC Student Loan Corporation through its philanthropy, Power:Ed, to launch “Empowering Clarendon”, a program that integrates…
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From Priscilla Presley to Soul Asylum: Harbison Theatre brings big names to an intimate stage
September 3, 2026
Priscilla Presley. Temple Grandin. Soul Asylum. Donnell Rawlings. Wheel of Fortune Live. The Peking Acrobats. And members of the cast of The Sopranos. This year, audiences can experience them all…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Nick Osborne, Lowcountry Food Bank
September 3, 2026
The LowcountryBizSC, Entrepreneur Minute is an interview in support of the impact that entrepreneurs have on our communities. We will be highlighting diverse group of entrepreneurs, including some incredible innovators…
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Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County welcomes five new Board Members
September 3, 2026
Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County announces five new members joining its Board of Directors for fiscal year 2027: Ken Cummings, Ken Gibson, Glenda Morrison-Fair, John Natale and Sima Patel.…
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SC Secretary of State Mark Hammond invites nominations for 2026 Angel Charities
September 3, 2026
South Carolina Secretary of State Mark Hammond announced that his office will accept nominations of charitable organizations for this year’s Angel Awards. Each year, the Secretary of State honors several…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis recognizes Anya Bryant of Jackson Creek Elementary as Educator of the Month
September 3, 2026
Richland Two educator helps students lay the groundwork for a successful future South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis has recognized Anya Bryant of Richland Two School District’s Jackson Creek Elementary School…
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Advanced energy technology, natural resource protection, and economic revitalization
September 3, 2026
From a conservation perspective, energy density merits greater attention within environmental policy analysis By Thomas S. Mullikin Conservation policy has traditionally framed economic development and environmental protection as competing objectives,…
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“Birds of a Feather” returns to Caw Caw this Fall
September 3, 2026
Calling all nature enthusiasts and social butterflies: Caw Caw Interpretive Center’s next Birds of a Feather event is set for Saturday, September 26! Enjoy an evening of music, food and…
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Upstate Pregnancy Center to Hold Diaper Drive-Thru in Downtown Clinton Tuesday
September 3, 2026
Families in Laurens County who need a little extra help with diapers and wipes will have another opportunity to receive support when the Upstate Pregnancy Center hosts a Diaper Drive-Thru…
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State of Our Community highlights shared priorities and progress across Georgetown County
September 2, 2026
By Karen Owens Publisher Members of the business community filled Winyah Auditorium this week to hear local leaders share a forward-looking conversation about the challenges, opportunities, and shared priorities shaping…
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Pursue that which is most important today
September 2, 2026
(opens in new tab) By Jeff Becraft Now, I am not a scientist, and I have never done any study on flies. And I have no desire to even…
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Greenville Theatre launches the historic Season 101 Broadway Series with a sweeping production of Titanic the Musical
September 2, 2026
Greenville Theatre launched its milestone 101st Season titled “Sail On” with the five-time Tony Award-winning masterpiece, Titanic the Musical. Running September 11 through September 27, 2026, this production opens the…
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Charleston County launches public Transportation Sales Tax dashboard detailing nearly $1 billion in road investments
September 2, 2026
Charleston County Government is making it easier for residents to see how existing Transportation Sales Tax dollars are being invested across the community with the launch of a new public dashboard(opens…
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CCSD, Charleston Southern announce direct admission partnership
September 2, 2026
Charleston County School District and Charleston Southern University have launched a direct admission partnership that will give qualifying high school seniors a streamlined path to acceptance at CSU. The program…
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Georgetown Art & Wine Walk returns to historic Front Street next weekend
September 2, 2026
Historic Front Street will transform into an interactive cultural gallery next weekend as the fourth annual Georgetown Art & Wine Walk, hosted by the Georgetown Business Association, returns Saturday, Sept.…
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Kawonu Golf Club completes grassing of Championship Course
September 2, 2026Milestone brings major course construction to a close as private, golf-only club prepares for spring 2027 opening Kawonu Golf Club(opens in new tab) has completed grassing across all 18 holes of…
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Twin Rivers Captial announces sale of McDonald’s Ground Lease in Columbia, SC
September 2, 2026
Charleston, SC -based real estate development company, Twin Rivers Capital, recently completed the sale of a McDonald’s Ground Lease located at 117 Bunch Lane in Hopkins, SC in the Columbia,…
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ECCO announces Stephanie M. Kelley Legacy Fund to honor former director’s impact and leadership
September 2, 2026
East Cooper Community Outreach (ECCO) announced the establishment of the Stephanie M. Kelley Legacy Fund, created to honor former Executive Director Stephanie Kelley’s nine years of extraordinary leadership, vision and…
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Fresh off five stellar award wins, Lisa Knowles-Smith & The Brown Singers head to Greenville for SpiritFest 2026
September 2, 2026
Tye Tribbett, Tamela Mann and more join the 34th annual SpiritFest at Bon Secours Wellness Arena Sunday, September 6 Fresh off one of the biggest nights of the 41st Annual…
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Central SC Alliance names Ryan D’Aurelio as Research Manager
September 2, 2026
Central SC Alliance (CSCA) has announced the hiring of Ryan D’Aurelio as its new Research Manager, strengthening the organization’s ability to leverage data and market intelligence to support business recruitment,…
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American Heart Association equips new parents with lifesaving skills, advances maternal and infant health
September 2, 2026
Lexington Medical Center receives Infant CPR Anytime® Kits to help protect new families American Heart Association equips new parents with lifesaving skills, advances maternal and infant health Every parent hopes…
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JDPR continues growth with promotion and the addition of two team members
September 2, 2026
Grace Daughtry promoted; Troy Dassing and MaKayla Renner bring their talents to JDPR. Leading strategic marketing-communications agency JDPR continues an upward climb as they expand the team with a well-deserved…
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Community Invited to “Faith Through the Fire” Featuring 9/11 Firefighter Niels Jorgensen
September 2, 2026
As the nation approaches the 25th anniversary of September 11, the Fountain Inn community is invited to gather for “Faith Through the Fire: A 9/11 Firefighter’s Story of Survival”, a…
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Six years later, the shine has not worn off
September 2, 2026
By Brenda Stewart, publisher, Laurens County Buzz On Sept. 1, the Laurens County Buzz turned six years old. I will admit something. When I started this, I worried I would…
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Gel plate workshop hosted by Clinton Art Gallery promises paint, texture and zero pressure
September 2, 2026
Anyone who has ever wanted to make art but felt intimidated by a blank canvas may find a friendlier starting point Saturday, Sept. 12, when the Clinton Art Gallery hosts…
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Golden Strip Career Center students will take the stage at Euphoria’s Healthy Lunchtime Throwdown
September 2, 2026
The heat is officially turning up in the kitchen for three talented young culinary students from Golden Strip Career Center, who have been selected to showcase their culinary chops on…
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Out on the Strip: beat the heat and find sweet relief at Dillard’s Ice Cream
September 2, 2026
The Sweetest Exhale in Town Lord have mercy, y’all. When that late-summer Upstate humidity wraps around your shoulders like a wet, steaming wool blanket and the Mauldin asphalt feels like…
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Method Junk Solutions celebrates ribbon cutting with community donation drive in Simpsonville
September 2, 2026
The Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce officially welcomed Method Junk Solutions to the local business community with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, celebrating the hauling and cleanout company as it deepens its…
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Kickstands for Kids and Jeep Invasion roll into BridgeWay Station this Saturday
September 2, 2026
Hundreds of roaring motorcycles and custom off-road rigs will take over BridgeWay Station on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026, for the 5th Annual Kickstands for Kids with a Jeep Invasion. Hosted…
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Simpsonville Police Department invites community to Heritage Park for 2026 National Night Out
September 2, 2026
The Simpsonville Police Department will host its annual National Night Out celebration at Heritage Park on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026, inviting residents and families across the Golden Strip to come…
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SC Superheroes in Motion 5K and 1-mile event returns to Conestee Park this Saturday
September 2, 2026
Runners, walkers, and wheelchair rollers will lace up and suit up this weekend as the South Carolina Spinal Cord Injury Association hosts the SC Superheroes in Motion Walk, Run &…
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Upstate chambers team up for multi-county networking night at Greenville Triumph match
September 2, 2026
Business professionals from across the Upstate will trade conference rooms for the pitch this fall as eight regional chambers of commerce unite for Upstate Networking Night at GE Vernova Park…
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Wine & Bourbon Barn spotlights flight night discounts this Thursday in Simpsonville
September 2, 2026
Community members looking to unwind ahead of the weekend can sample new pours at a steep discount this Thursday, Sept. 3, as the Wine & Bourbon Barn and Barnside Taproom…
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Denmark Tech, Morris College partnership creates new pathways to bachelor’s degrees
September 2, 2026
Denmark Technical College and Morris College have entered into an academic articulation agreement designed to make it easier for students to transfer credits, build on credentials they’ve earned and continue…
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HGTC Area Commission announces three finalists for college presidency
September 2, 2026
The Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) Area Commission has selected three finalists for the presidency of Horry-Georgetown Technical College following a national search. The finalists, listed in alphabetical order, are Chad…
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