Introducing Beaufort Current: A New Way to Stay Connected to Beaufort
September 15, 2026
Robin Blackwood Publisher, Beaufort Current Beaufort has a new way to stay informed, connected and engaged with the launch of Beaufort Current, a new digital weekly newsletter and news platform…
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Introducing Beaufort Current: A New Way to Stay Connected to Beaufort
September 15, 2026
Robin Blackwood Publisher, Beaufort Current Beaufort has a new way to stay informed, connected and engaged with the launch of Beaufort Current, a new digital weekly newsletter and news platform…
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Historic Beaufort Foundation hosts the 52nd annual Fall Festival of Houses & Gardens Oct 16-18
September 15, 2026
Some of Beaufort’s most historic homes, churches and properties will open their doors to the public Oct. 16-18 for the 52nd annual Fall Festival of Houses & Gardens, an event…
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Salvation Army Lowcountry Angel Tree registration opens Oct. 5
September 15, 2026
Families across the Lowcountry can begin registering Oct. 5 for the Salvation Army’s 2026 Angel Tree program, which provides Christmas assistance to children ages 12 and younger. The program serves…
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South Carolina Water Utilities investing in Valley Brook wastewater infrastructure
September 15, 2026
Improvements will strengthen system reliability and support long-term wastewater service in Anderson County ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. — South Carolina Water Utilities (SCWU)(opens in new tab) is making a series of…
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Clemson University dedicates state-of-the-art Forestry and Environmental Conservation building
September 15, 2026This unique, sustainably constructed facility was made possible thanks to support from individuals, industries and the state. Clemson University announced the dedication of its newest innovative campus facility, the Forestry…
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Greenville Symphony opens 79th season with Mozart’s monumental Requiem
September 15, 2026
More than 100 musicians and singers will fill the stage at Peace Concert Hall as the Greenville Symphony opens its 2026–27 Common Ground season with Mozart’s Requiem, presented Saturday, September…
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Don’t miss out: “The Piano Men: The Music of Elton John & Billy Joel” outdoor concert series is coming soon
September 15, 2026
Music lovers across the Grand Strand are invited to experience an extraordinary outdoor tribute as Brookgreen Gardens(opens in new tab) presents “The Piano Men: The Music of Elton John &…
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A conservation-minded heart for South Carolina
September 15, 2026The dedication and work of SCDNR’s Anna Huckabee Smith By Tom Mullikin Conservation is often measured in acres protected, species recovered, waterways restored or dollars invested. But behind each of…
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Habitat for Humanity for Georgetown County welcomes Madi Codispoti as new Marketing & Events Coordinator
September 15, 2026
Habitat for Humanity for Georgetown County is proud to announce the addition of Madi Codispoti to its leadership team as the organization’s new Marketing & Events Coordinator. In this role,…
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Upstate invited to fill GSP for veterans’ Honor Flight homecoming
September 14, 2026
Ninety South Carolina veterans will fly from Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport to Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, Sept. 16, for a special Honor Flight, and Upstate Warrior Solution is asking the community…
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New parking lot opens in downtown Fountain Inn
September 14, 2026
Drivers and visitors to downtown Fountain Inn have more room to park this weekend with the opening of a new public parking lot at Jones and Wall streets. The city…
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Simpsonville Announces Lineup for Free Fall Movies Series
September 14, 2026
Autumn evenings and outdoor entertainment are returning to Simpsonville this October, as the city announced the official schedule for its annual Fall Movies in the Park series. The free community…
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Synergy Twins to bring high-energy electric violin show to 1885 Taproom
September 14, 2026
Downtown Simpsonville will be filled with the sounds of genre-bending live music as the Synergy Twins return to 1885 Taproom for September 20th performance starting at 2pm. The high-energy afternoon…
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Conestee Nature Preserve hosts monthly ‘Mindfulness with the Meadow’ gatherings
September 14, 2026
Upstate residents seeking a reflective outdoor sanctuary can step into nature this weekend during Mindfulness with the Meadow, a monthly gathering dedicated to guided meditation, ecological reflection, and community connection.…
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Museum of Revolutionary War History to host free lunch & learn on frontier weaponry
September 14, 2026
History buffs and curious community members can take a closer look at 18th-century frontier combat this week during a free educational luncheon hosted by the Museum of Revolutionary War History.…
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Fountain Inn miracle league set to launch 2026 season on opening night
September 14, 2026
The dugouts are filled, the bats are ready, and local athletes are preparing to take the field as the Fountain Inn Miracle League kicks off its 2026 fall baseball season…
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Conestee Nature Preserve to host sound and forest bathing experience
September 14, 2026
Upstate residents looking to disconnect from the digital grind and reset in nature will have a dedicated space to recharge this weekend, as Conestee Nature Preserve hosts Roots and Resonance,…
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Grid Iron Update: Red Devils and Saints fall on the road in quiet Week 4
September 14, 2026
Laurens County got through Friday, Sept. 11, with only two games played, and neither ended the way local fans wanted. Clinton High School The Red Devils made the trip to…
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For Lander student, children’s book is story of farming, family and faith
September 14, 2026
For Lander University student Emalie White, farming is about far more than planting seeds, tending crops and putting food on the table. It is about family, faith and gratitude for…
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Early Screenings Save Lives: Why mammograms matter and how you can join the fight
September 14, 2026
Breast cancer remains one of the most common cancers affecting women, but early detection through regular screenings significantly improves treatment outcomes and survival rates. According to health guidelines, women at…
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Imagination Library campaign issues $95 challenge ahead of Dolly Parton Day
September 14, 2026
Laurens County First Steps is asking donors for a specific number this month: $95. The figure is a nod to “9 to 5,” the Dolly Parton song that gave the…
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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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Greenville drummer turns decades of experience into new teaching venture
September 14, 2026After more than three decades of playing drums in churches, clubs and recording studios, Upstate musician Justin is returning to something he discovered years ago that he loves almost as…
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Hit broadway musical ‘Rock of Ages’ coming to outdoor amphitheater this fall
September 14, 2026
Local theatre fans will soon take a high-energy trip back to the era of big hair, shredded denim, and classic rock anthems as the Broadway hit musical Rock of Ages…
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Leadership Simpsonville class of 2026 launches fundraising campaign to revitalize Alder Park basketball court
September 14, 2026
The Leadership Simpsonville Class of 2026 has announced a community-driven initiative to renovate the outdoor basketball court at Alder Park, partnering with the Simpsonville Parks and Recreation Department to create…
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Dine Vine Magazine to Host Simpsonville Chamber Business After Hours
September 14, 2026
Local professionals and entrepreneurs will gather for an evening of networking and community building later this month, as Dine Vine Greenville Magazine hosts the Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce’s September…
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Greer Flooring to celebrate grand opening in Simpsonville
September 14, 2026
The Simpsonville business community is set to welcome a new provider of residential and commercial flooring solutions this month. Greer Flooring will host the grand opening and official ribbon-cutting ceremony…
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How Austin’s love inspired a mother’s mission to bring suicide awareness into the light
September 14, 2026
When you meet Chrissy Davis, there is an immediate, disarming warmth in the room. Her eyes hold a soft, steady light, and her laughter comes easily—the kind of presence that…
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Columbia Chamber honors Tim Arnold at Annual Gala
September 14, 2026
Tim Arnold, Colonial Life, named Columbia Chamber’s 2026 Ambassador of the Year. The Columbia Chamber will honor Tim Arnold at Uncorked, the Chamber’s 123rd Annual Gala, Thursday, October 1, 2026. The…
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Dirt on the Strip: How to rewild your bed edges without getting an HOA violation
September 14, 2026
I have a confession to make: I am a certified, unapologetic plant nerd. While normal people unwind with glossy home decor spreads, romance novels, or murder podcasts, I am the…
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Bank of Travelers Rest to celebrate grand opening in Simpsonville
September 14, 2026
The Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce will welcome Bank of Travelers Rest to its newest Upstate location later this month with an official grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony. The celebration…
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Classic drama ‘Our Town’ takes the stage for limited weekend run
September 14, 2026
Local theatre audiences will have the chance to experience a cornerstone of American drama later this month, as Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer Prize-winning classic Our Town opens for a four-performance run…
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Babb, Bixler & Dollar welcomes real estate attorney Nicholas J. Brausch
September 14, 2026
Addition expands the firm’s residential and commercial closing capacity across the Upstate. Babb, Bixler & Dollar LLC has announced that Nicholas J. Brausch has joined the firm as an attorney,…
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Sheriff’s office K9 event raises more than $4,000 for Laurens County canine team
September 14, 2026
The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office raised more than $4,000 for its K9 program during the agency’s annual K9 event Saturday, drawing what deputies described as record attendance for the popular…
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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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Bon Secours launches Community Health Improvement Plan
September 14, 2026
Plan outlines community-driven strategies to improve health outcomes across the Upstate Bon Secours has launched a new, three-year Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP), designed to address the health priorities identified…
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New study: S.C. infrastructure investments projected to generate $66.7 billion in economic impact
September 14, 2026
Approximately $39 billion in infrastructure investment across South Carolina from fiscal year 2021 through fiscal year 2028 is expected to generate $66.7 billion in total economic activity, according to new…
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4 Charleston leaders advocate for health and raise funds critical for fighting heart disease
September 14, 2026
The American Heart Association’s Leaders of Impact™ nominees are driving efforts in scientific research, CPR education and health and hope for all Four Charleston-area leaders are joining the American Heart…
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Newberry College launches Tuition Advantage, offering 100% tuition coverage for eligible South Carolina students
September 14, 2026
New initiative expands access to a private college education for South Carolina families earning $100,000 or less. Newberry College, routinely recognized as a U.S. News & World Report Best Value…
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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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Join host Lee Brockington on an unforgettable 3-island Hawaiian adventure
September 14, 2026
Storehouse Tours is excited to announce an exclusive 8-day guided journey, the Hawaii 3 Island Adventure, hosted by Lee Brockington. Departing November 2 – 9, 2027, this immersive tour invites…
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Celebrate Black history and culture at Historic Columbia’s Jubilee Festival on September 19
September 14, 2026
Historic Columbia invites the community to celebrate Black history, heritage, and culture at the 48th annual Jubilee: Festival of Black History & Culture on Saturday, September 19, 2026. This free, family-friendly festival will take place from…
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Denmark Technical College and Savannah River Nuclear Solutions celebrate newest nuclear operator apprentices
September 14, 2026
Denmark Technical College and Savannah River Nuclear Solutions recently celebrated the latest completers of its Nuclear Operator Apprenticeship Program, recognizing 12 apprentices who completed rigorous training designed to prepare skilled professionals…
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City of Columbia appoints SCRLA Chief Operating Officer Douglas O’Flaherty to the Midlands Authority for Conventions, Sports and Tourism Board
September 14, 2026
The South Carolina Restaurant and Lodging Association (SCRLA) announced that Chief Operating Officer Douglas O’Flaherty has been appointed by the City of Columbia Council to serve on the Board of…
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Friends of the Waccamaw Library set to host annual fall luncheon fundraiser
September 14, 2026
The Friends of the Waccamaw Library (FOWL) are gearing up for one of their most anticipated community gatherings of the year—the Annual Fall FOWL Luncheon. Serving as the organization’s second-largest…
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Richland County Deputies attend 9/11 memorial services
September 14, 2026Multiple services were held across the Midlands on September 11 By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Deputies with the Richland County Sheriff’s Department (RCSD) along with fellow law-enforcement officers and first…
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South Greenville fair returns this weekend in memory of community leader Rodger Terry
September 13, 2026
The 69th Annual South Greenville Fair returns to downtown Simpsonville on Friday, Sept. 18, and Saturday, Sept. 19, bringing livestock rings, homegrown agriculture, and family fellowship back to the grounds…
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