Clinton to Pair Summer Concert with Back-to-School Supply Drive Aug. 13
July 19, 2026
The city of Clinton will host a back-to-school celebration Aug. 13 as part of its Thursday summer concert series, combining live music and food with a community effort to help…
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New Faces, New Seasons: Rehana Gonzalez Takes the Helm of Mauldin’s Adult Sports Leagues
July 19, 2026
The City of Mauldin Parks and Recreation Department has officially expanded its team, naming Greenville native Rehana Gonzalez as the new Adult Programs and Community Events Coordinator. Gonzalez joins the…
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Saving Lives and Reducing Stigma: Inside Mauldin Fire’s New Opioid Response Program
July 19, 2026
In a proactive effort to combat the ongoing substance use crisis and protect local residents, the Mauldin Fire Department has officially launched its new Opioid Response Program. The community-focused initiative…
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Upstate Icon Set to Welcome Visitors Back: Pretty Place Chapel Reopens This August
July 19, 2026
One of South Carolina’s most legendary and breathtaking mountain destinations is preparing to welcome the public back through its gates. Fred W. Symmes Chapel, universally known as “Pretty Place,” will…
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United Way of Greenville County rallies community to support students with School Tools
July 19, 2026
For thousands of Greenville County students, the first day of school can bring more anxiety than excitement when families struggle to afford the supplies required for the classroom. Through its…
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Back to School: T-Motion Dance Studio Opens Fall 2026 Afterschool Registration
July 19, 2026
With the upcoming academic calendar just around the corner, T-Motion Dance Studio has officially opened enrollment for its comprehensive Fall 2026 afterschool program. Local families looking to secure a productive,…
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As Drought Deepens, South Carolina Issues Urgent Water Supply Advisory
July 19, 2026
As an unyielding summer heatwave and a prolonged pattern of below-normal rainfall tighten their grip on the Palmetto State, the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SCDES) issued an urgent…
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Military Hall of Famer hits “monster bench press” numbers at age 67
July 19, 2026Marine Infantry leader and stroke survivor bench-presses 315 lbs. after hitting near record numbers in age-category in previous sets By Christopher David Carter Sixty-seven-year old stroke survivor and formerly deployed…
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USC Union Laurens Location to Offer Hands-On Cooking Course This Fall
July 19, 2026
The University of South Carolina Union’s Laurens Location will offer a new hands-on cooking course this fall, giving Laurens County residents the chance to build kitchen skills in a newly…
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Senator Mike Reichenbach Officially Joins Alan Wilson on Republican Ticket for Lieutenant Governor
July 19, 2026
Republican gubernatorial nominee Alan Wilson today officially welcomed State Senator Mike Reichenbach to the Republican ticket for Lieutenant Governor during the official signing of the Lieutenant Governor Nomination Form at…
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Laurens County School District 56 Releases School Supply Lists for Upcoming Year
July 19, 2026
Laurens County School District 56 has released its school supply lists for the upcoming academic year, giving families time to prepare before classes resume. The district shared the lists July…
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Dr. Jason Bailey Settles in as 2026-2027 Sanders Middle School Principal
July 18, 2026
Dr. Jason Bailey officially took on the role of Sanders Middle School (SMS) Principal on July 1, 2026. His transition has been smooth with the support of outgoing SMS Principal…
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Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union expands beyond state lines for the first time in its 90-year history
July 17, 2026
Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union will begin serving customers at four East Georgia branches in Waynesboro, Sardis, Gibson and Hephzibah on Monday, Aug. 3, following the anticipated Aug. 1 closing…
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Allan Family matching challenge and Foundation commitment move Allan Park renovation forward
July 17, 2026
The Charleston Parks Conservancy announced two major commitments that will help bring the proposed Allan Park renovation to fruition and support its ongoing care. Mr. Robb Allan, whose family developed…
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McElveen Race for The ARK marks 27 years of supporting families affected by Alzheimer’s and related dementias
July 17, 2026
The ARK of South Carolina will host the 27th Annual McElveen Race for The ARK on Saturday, Aug. 15, 2026, in downtown Summerville. The event raises funds for programs and…
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SCELP and SCUTE escalate response as lighting violations persist ahead of sea turtle hatchling season
July 17, 2026
Despite improvements following initial outreach this spring, lighting violations continue to threaten sea turtles on Garden City Beach, the South Carolina Environmental Law Project (SCELP) and the Garden City &…
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Georgetown City Council to vote on zoning moratorium, major contracts, and naming of new City Hall
July 17, 2026
The Georgetown City Council is gearing up for its next Regular Meeting on Thursday, July 23, 2026, at 5:30 pm. Held in the Municipal Courtroom at 2222 Highmarket Street, this…
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Waccamaw Neck Branch Library to host “Ukulele for Adult Beginners” class
July 17, 2026
Ever wanted to learn an instrument but didn’t know where to start? The Waccamaw Neck Branch Library is excited to announce a new musical opportunity designed just for adults this…
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Preparing today for a stronger tomorrow: Is your emergency go bag ready?
July 16, 2026
As hurricane season continues, Black River United Way (BRUW) is urging all local residents to take action now to ensure their families are prepared for potential emergencies. At Black River…
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Grand Strand Health celebrates grand opening of Murrells Inlet ER
July 16, 2026
The local community gathered on Wednesday evening, July 15 to celebrate a major milestone in regional healthcare as Grand Strand Health hosted the official ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house for…
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Two Tidelands Health hospitals nationally recognized for commitment to excellence in cardiovascular care
July 16, 2026
Tidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital and Tidelands Georgetown Memorial Hospital have received American Heart Association Get With The Guidelines quality achievement awards for demonstrating a commitment to following up-to-date, research-based guidelines…
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Georgetown County 250 to honor Time Capsule essay contest winners at July 20 ceremony
July 16, 2026
Georgetown County, in partnership with the Friends of the Georgetown Library (FOGL) and Georgetown 250, invites the public to celebrate the community’s youth at the upcoming Essay Contest Winners Recognition…
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McLeod Health presents $75,000 Gift to HGTC Foundation in continued support of Nursing and Health Sciences Institute
July 16, 2026
The Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) Foundation received a $75,000 gift from McLeod Health as part of the organization’s $375,000 pledge made in 2024 to support the Nursing and Health Sciences…
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Lowcountry Literacy Project and Windwood Farm partner to provide life changing literacy support for six boys this summer
July 16, 2026
Summer Scholars Initiative Expands Access to High-Dosage Orton-Gillingham Intervention Through Support from the Wright Reason Foundation The Lowcountry Literacy Project (LLP) announced a new partnership with Windwood Farm Home for…
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ADA anniversary celebration returns to Park Circle July 23
July 16, 2026
In partnership with the City of Charleston and City of North Charleston, the Charleston County Park and Recreation Commission (CCPRC) will once again present an event celebrating the anniversary of…
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Sen. Tim Scott accepting applications for fall 2026 internships
July 16, 2026
U.S. Senator Tim Scott (R-S.C.) is now accepting applications for internships in his Washington, D.C., North Charleston, Columbia, and Greenville offices for fall 2026. The internship program offers undergraduate and…
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Belle W. Baruch Foundation elects David Dukes as Board Chair and welcomes four new Trustees
July 16, 2026
Effective July 1, 2026, the Belle W. Baruch Foundation elected David Dukes as Chair of its Board of Trustees and welcomed four distinguished leaders to the Board. Together, these appointments…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Karen Yip, Yip Premier Real Estate
July 16, 2026
The Who’s on the Move Entrepreneur Minute is an interview series exploring how South Carolina businesses and organizations are innovating to stay competitive in a rapidly changing world. Each episode features leaders…
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Be ready for the little moments
July 16, 2026
By Jeff Becraft Life is made up of moments. The thing is, there are many moments you really can’t orchestrate. As Aslan says to Lucy in the movie Prince Caspian (and…
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Application period reopened for State Accommodations Tax funding
July 16, 2026
Charleston County has reopened the application period for its State Accommodations Tax Funding Program and will accept applications from non-profit 501(c) organizations seeking funding through 5 p.m. on Wednesday, August 5, 2026.…
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Carolina Charcuterie Company named Business of the Quarter
July 16, 2026
The Town of Irmo announce Carolina Charcuterie Company as the newest Business of the Quarter. Located in the heart of Irmo, SC at 7971 N. Woodrow Street, Suite 2, this…
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The Harbor Entrepreneur Center receives Truist Foundation Grant to expand entrepreneur support across the Lowcountry
July 16, 2026
The Harbor Entrepreneur Center (HEC) announced it has received a generous grant from Truist Foundation to expand the reach and impact of the Harbor Accelerator, the organization’s flagship program for…
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Detpak USA selects Spartanburg County for first U.S. manufacturing facility
July 16, 2026
Detpak USA, a global manufacturer of paper and board packaging products, has selected Spartanburg County for its first U.S. manufacturing operation, a multi-million-dollar investment expected to create more than 50…
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EPC Power opens new Fountain Inn manufacturing facility, plans 275 new jobs
July 16, 2026
EPC Power has opened a new 167,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Fountain Inn that will nearly triple the company’s U.S. production capacity as demand grows for power systems supporting artificial intelligence…
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Greenville Chamber Foundation awarded $250,000 grant to expand LaunchGVL program
July 16, 2026The Greenville Chamber Foundation has been awarded a $250,000 grant from The Leon Levine Foundation through the Carolina Career-Connected Learning Challenge to expand LaunchGVL, the partnership between the Greenville Chamber…
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Irmo Police address questions following expansion of Flock Safety camera network
July 16, 2026
The Town of Irmo and the Irmo Police Department are responding to questions and misinformation following the recent announcement that the town will expand its Flock Safety camera network from…
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South Carolina’s healthiest rivers tell their story one fish at a time
July 16, 2026
SCDNR fisheries biologists conduct research on the SC7 Expedition trail By Cheyenne Twilley JONES GAP STATE PARK, S.C. — S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) fisheries biologists conducted an electrofishing…
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New U.S. Customs & Border Protection facility opening soon at CAE
July 15, 2026Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) hosted a ribbon-cutting event marking the completion of the Midlands’ new U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) facility on the airport campus. The upgraded and expanded…
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Laurens County, LCWSC Secure $1 Million Grant for Clinton-Area Sewer Line Replacement
July 15, 2026
CDBG award will fund replacement of a 1981 force main serving more than 1,600 connections. In partnership with Laurens County Council, and with the assistance of the Upper Savannah Council…
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GSP launches Change for Good Program to support local charitable organizations
July 15, 2026
Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) is launching GSP Change for Good, a new charitable giving initiative that transforms coins tossed into the airport’s fountains into donations for local nonprofit organizations. Each…
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Fountain Inn Reopens STEAM Camp Registration With 25% Discount for Remaining Summer Weeks
July 15, 2026
Parents looking for engaging summer activities for their children have a new opportunity as the City of Fountain Inn Parks and Recreation department announced it has officially reopened registration for…
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Beaufort Rosemary selects Kershaw County for energy infrastructure investment
July 15, 2026
$900 million in investment will create 15 new jobs BRNG LLC, with its affiliate Beaufort Rosemary, a greenfield energy project developer, has selected Kershaw County for a $900 million investment…
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Bocklet Orthodontics brings a brighter approach to orthodontic care to Charleston
July 15, 2026
Bocklet Orthodontics is now open at 2283 Henry Tecklenburg Drive in Charleston, welcoming patients into a newly constructed orthodontic office designed to feel bright, comfortable and easy to navigate. Built…
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Winston Wingo to give special lecture at Columbia Museum of Art
July 15, 2026
The Columbia Museum of Art presents a special lecture from notable South Carolina artist Winston A. Wingo, whose work is in the CMA Collection, on Thursday, July 23, from 6:30…
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Gov. McMaster Appoints Darline Graham to Fill Late Brother’s U.S. Senate Seat
July 15, 2026
In a historic and deeply personal transition, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has appointed Darline Graham (also known as Darline Graham Nordone) to the United States Senate to fill the…
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Band of Oz to Bring Beach Music to Mauldin’s Amp’d Up Fridays Concert Series
July 15, 2026
The Mauldin Cultural Center is preparing for another lively weekend as the popular “Amp’d Up Fridays” outdoor summer concert series welcomes the legendary beach music group, Band of Oz. The…
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Mauldin Herd Shows Up in Spots for Annual Cow Appreciation Day
July 15, 2026
Local residents swapped their everyday wear for spots, horns, and cowbells yesterday as the Chick-for-A in Mauldin celebrated the highly anticipated return of Cow Appreciation Day. The restaurant was flooded…
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Simpsonville Businesses Join Forces: Crown + Bloom Partnering with Ice Cream Station
July 15, 2026
Two of downtown Simpsonville’s favorite local sweet spots are teaming up to help residents beat the scorching summer heat. In a social media announcement today, the organic-focused Crown + Bloom…
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Gracely Park Playground Slated for Temporary Closure Due to Maintenance
July 15, 2026
Local families planning a trip to downtown Simpsonville will need to adjust their schedules later this week. The Simpsonville Public Works Department has announced a temporary closure of the popular…
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Brutal Heat Wave Surges Back to the Golden Strip Following Brief Summer Break
July 15, 2026
The brief, 48-hour respite from the blistering summer heat has officially come to an end for the Golden Strip. Local residents should brace themselves as dangerous, triple-digit heat index values…
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