City Council Highlights | Tuesday, June 10, 2025
June 11, 2025
This evening’s City Council Meeting (June 10, 2025) included special recognitions, proclamations, a public hearing on the FY 2025/2026 budget, and significant votes on infrastructure and housing matters. During the…
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Sustain SC announces Grant Review Committee for Land and Water Action Platform
June 11, 2025
Sustain SC introduced the members of the newly formed Grants Review Committee for its Land and Water Action Platform (LAWAP), a re-launched conservation funding initiative first unveiled at their Conservation…
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Colliers Report: Charleston Retail Market Q1 2025
June 11, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina Market Report Experiential retail moves the needle in tight market Market Highlights The Charleston market saw solid leasing activity and absorption to start the year even…
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Colliers Report: Greenville-Spartanburg Retail Market Q1 2025
June 11, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina Market Report New vacancies create liquidity in healthy market Market Highlights Greenville-Spartanburg experienced its first quarter of net negative absorption in over a year driven by…
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Honoring Old Glory: The History and Significance of Flag Day – June 14
June 11, 2025
Every year on June 14, communities across America quietly observe a day that honors one of the most enduring symbols of our nation—Flag Day. While it may not carry the…
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Blink Book Review: “Grace Will Lead Us Home” (reprise in memory of the 10th anniversary of the shootings)
June 11, 2025
By Reba Hull Campbell If it’s summer, that means it’s time to gear up for summer reading. (Writer’s note: I wrote this review in 2019 shortly after the book…
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Piedmont Technical College graduates hear inspiring speeches before collecting diplomas
June 11, 2025
Before receiving their diplomas, hundreds of Piedmont Technical College (PTC) graduates heard a series of inspiring speeches during a pair of commencement ceremonies held May 8 at the James Medford…
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Clinton’s Second Saturday Workday Set for June 14: Volunteers Invited to Join Downtown Beautification Effort
June 11, 2025
This Saturday, neighbors, civic groups, and families from across Clinton are invited to roll up their sleeves for Second Saturday, the city’s monthly beautification workday. From painting light poles and picking…
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Laurens Farmers Market Rolls On—New Location This Week Only
June 11, 2025
The Laurens Farmers Market continues this Saturday, bringing fresh produce, handmade goods, and local flavor to downtown—but with a temporary change of scenery. Due to the City of Laurens’ Juneteenth…
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Celebrate Juneteenth in Laurens with a Weekend of Talent, History, and Community
June 11, 2025
The City of Laurens invites the community to join in a powerful and joyful weekend of celebration in honor of Juneteenth, the holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans.…
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Final Weekend to Catch LCCT’s “Smoke on the Mountain”
June 11, 2025
The final performances of Laurens County Community Theatre’s summer musical Smoke on the Mountain are set for this Thursday, Friday, and Saturday—offering one last chance to enjoy this toe-tapping, family-friendly…
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City of Clinton to Celebrate Grand Opening of Vance Park Splash Pad
June 11, 2025
Just in time for summer, the City of Clinton is inviting families to cool off and celebrate the Grand Opening of the Splash Pad at Vance Park on Friday, June…
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Free Weather Radios Available for Laurens County Residents – While Supplies Last
June 11, 2025
Thanks to a recent grant secured by Laurens County Emergency Management, free NOAA Weather Radios are now available to Laurens County residents — while supplies last. These radios are a…
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Laurens County Land Use & Zoning Task Force to Host Public Input Meeting on June 12
June 11, 2025
Residents of Laurens County are encouraged to attend a public input meeting on Thursday, June 12, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at Ford Elementary School (601 Lucas Avenue, Laurens, SC 29360),…
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Ribbon Cutting Celebration for New StoryWalk® at Joanna Park Set for June 16
June 11, 2025
Laurens County First Steps invites families, educators, and community members to celebrate the launch of the new StoryWalk® at Joanna Park on Monday, June 16 at 9:30 AM at 205…
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Conestee Dam Replacement Project Protects Laurens County’s Water and Future
June 11, 2025
Construction is progressing on the long-anticipated Conestee Dam replacement project—a vital environmental safeguard for communities along the Reedy River, including Laurens County. Located in Greenville County, the Conestee Dam was…
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Laurens County Council Recap: Honoring Service, Approving Budgets, and Addressing Development Concerns
June 11, 2025
At its June 9, 2025 meeting, the Laurens County Council addressed a range of items, from honoring public servants to voting on budgets and land use regulations. Honoring Judge McGowan…
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Step Into History: Musgrove Mill Seeks Part-Time Assistant Ranger to Join Park Team
June 10, 2025
Are you a history buff who loves the outdoors? Here’s your chance to step into the story of the American Revolution—right here in Laurens County. The Battle of Musgrove Mill…
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Sunny Meadow Boutique and First Steps Launch Book Sale to Support Early Literacy in Laurens County
June 10, 2025
A new local partnership is giving families in Laurens County a meaningful way to support early childhood education—one book at a time. Throughout the month of June, Sunny Meadow Boutique is donating 100%…
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A Baby Giraffe and Big Summer Fun Await at the Greenville Zoo
June 10, 2025
Families looking for a summer adventure just up the road from Laurens County don’t have to look far—especially if your kids love animals. The Greenville Zoo has welcomed a special…
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Stay Safe at the Grill: Summer Grilling Tips from USDA and Safety Experts
June 10, 2025
As summer sizzles in Laurens County, backyard barbecues and cookouts take center stage. Whether it’s burgers, ribs, or veggie kabobs on the grill, local residents are reminded that food safety…
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Synovus strengthens South Carolina presence
June 10, 2025
Synovus is accelerating its growth by adding new relationship managers in commercial and middle market banking and wealth services, reinforcing its commitment to delivering personalized, relationship-driven banking. The bank expects…
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Public-private partnership brings affordable apartments to Greenville
June 10, 2025New Affordable Housing Complex Opens Near Downtown The Riley at Overbrook, an 88-unit complex located off Interstate-385, held a Grand Opening celebration on Wednesday, June 4. The Riley will offer…
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Council approves lease agreement for Stone Cottage at Falls Park
June 10, 2025
Historic Cottage to Become Restaurant and Event Space Greenville City Council approved a lease agreement with Michael Minelli, owner of Passerelle Bistro. Minelli said the new eatery will be named…
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Council approves tax credit to bring 52 rental units to former textile mill site
June 10, 2025
Affordable Housing, Commercial Space Planned for Abandoned Property Greenville City Council approved a tax credit for Water Tower Crossing, a $21 million mixed-use project on historic property at 1007 Hampton…
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Intelisys expands commitment to partners with focus on Partner Success and enablement
June 10, 2025
Katherine White appointed as Senior Vice President of Partner Success to enhance support and growth opportunities for Intelisys partners. Intelisys, a ScanSource (NASDAQ: SCSC) company, and a leading provider of…
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Mattress Outlet of Camden celebrates 3 years of service in Kershaw County
June 10, 2025
Mattress Outlet of Camden celebrates its 3-year anniversary serving the Camden community with budget-friendly, brand-name mattresses and unmatched small-town service. Since opening in 2022, Mattress Outlet of Camden has become…
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The MICHELIN Guide sets date for the inaugural American South ceremony
June 10, 2025
The MICHELIN Guide has set a date and location for the reveal of the inaugural selection of the MICHELIN Guide American South. South Carolina has been chosen as the host…
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Spoleto Festival USA appoints Dr. Amanda Quist as new Music Director of the Festival Chorus
June 10, 2025
Spoleto Festival USA announced the appointment of Dr. Amanda Quist as Music Director of the Spoleto Festival USA Chorus, beginning with the 2026 Festival. Dr. Quist brings a wealth of…
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Atlantic acquires Interloop to deepen data & AI capabilities
June 10, 2025
NY-based firm expands its Microsoft expertise and strengthens its ability to deliver data-driven outcomes for SMB and Mid-market organizations. Atlantic, Tomorrow’s Office, an award-winning provider of managed services and digital…
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SCRA announces new Member Company and grant funding
June 10, 2025
Realize Ascent was accepted as a South Carolina Research Authority Member Company. CarbonCents, Oncoblaze, Torpedo Bio, and Volare Boats received new grant funding. All SCRA Member Companies receive coaching and…
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Homanit breaks ground on first U.S. facility in Alcolu, SC
June 10, 2025
Leaders from across South Carolina gathered in Clarendon County on June 4 as Homanit GmbH & Co. KG broke ground on its first U.S. manufacturing facility. The $250 million investment…
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Richland County Sheriff’s Department to host 14th-annual Guardians of the Night
June 10, 2025
Deputies and K9s will race in the popular 5K alongside Midlands-area runners, many participating with their pet dogs By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Registration is open for the 14th-annual GUARDIANS…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Derek Gracely, Grass Nerds
June 9, 2025
The Who’s on the Move, Entrepreneur Minute is an interview in support of the undeniable impact that entrepreneurs have on our communities. In this series you will see a diverse group…
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Richland School District Two names Executive Director of Student Services
June 9, 2025
Richland School District Two announced the appointment of Matt Sherman as its new Executive Director of Student Services. Sherman currently serves as Principal of Blythewood High School and brings a…
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Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce welcomes Sarah Tuley to Board of Directors
June 9, 2025
The Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce (MPCC) announced the appointment of Sarah Tuley, President of Novant Health: East Cooper Medical Center, to its Board of Directors. Sarah brings over 18…
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Cash is King: How Using Cash Can Help Laurens County Businesses Thrive
June 9, 2025
Shop Local Series, Part 7 We hear a lot these days about shopping local, but one powerful way to amplify your impact on small businesses in Laurens County is often…
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Mountville Native Chayney Whelchel Named Head Cross Country Coach at USC Union
June 9, 2025
USC Union has named Mountville native Chayney Whelchel as its new Head Cross Country Coach, tapping into a deep well of local talent and passion for the sport. Whelchel, a…
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Don’t Fall for It—Here’s What to Know About the Ongoing DMV Text Scam
June 9, 2025
There’s no shortage of scams these days—from phishing emails to fake IRS calls—but one recent scheme has South Carolina residents especially on alert. The S.C. Department of Motor Vehicles (SCDMV)…
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Duke Energy proposes new natural gas plant in Anderson County
June 9, 2025
Duke Energy announced the company’s intent to submit an application to the Public Service Commission of South Carolina (PSCSC) for approval to build a new natural gas power plant in…
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Impact Justice receives $97,000 grant from Power:Ed to support SC prison system’s first vertical farm job training program at Camille Graham
June 9, 2025
National nonprofit organization Impact Justice (IJ) was awarded a $97,000 grant from Power:Ed, the philanthropy of SC Student Loan Corporation, to support Growing Justice, a pilot program in partnership with…
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Abacus Planning Group celebrates 18th CFP® professional as Anne Serrano earns certification
June 9, 2025
Abacus Planning Group, Inc., a fiduciary financial planning firm serving multigenerational families, announces that Anne Serrano has successfully all requirements to earn the Certified Financial Planner® (CFP®) certification. With this…
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American Legion Post 25 Sends Local Students to Boys State, Girls State, and Law Cadet Academy
June 9, 2025
Each year, the American Legion Boys State and American Legion Auxiliary Girls State programs give rising high school seniors across South Carolina a powerful opportunity to learn about government, leadership,…
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House of Pizza Clinton Reopens in Stylish New Location with Event-Ready Space Upstairs
June 9, 2025
House of Pizza fans are rejoicing. After nearly a year of rebuilding following a fire that destroyed its original location, House of Pizza has reopened at 112 Musgrove Street in…
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SBA Relief Still Available to South Carolina Private Nonprofits Affected by Hurricane Helene
June 9, 2025
Deadline to apply for economic injury loans approaching The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding eligible private nonprofit (PNP) organizations in South Carolina of the July 7 deadline to…
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New babas location coming to downtown Charleston
June 9, 2025
NAI Charleston announced that Jack Owens, CCIM, and Sarah Shelley represented Edward and Marie Crouse—owners of the popular babas on cannon and babas on meeting—in the purchase of 115 ½…
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Berkeley County receives funding from national opioid settlement
June 9, 2025
Berkeley County has received an installment of $707,968.64 as part of a $26 billion national opioid settlement. The County plans to distribute its portion of funds to local organizations and agencies helping…
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Bridging the Gap Advocacy Offers Affordable, Enriching Summer Camp for Laurens County Kids
June 9, 2025
Bridging the Gap Advocacy is once again helping families in Laurens County make the most of summer with its 2025 Summer Camp, running June 9 through July 31. Designed for…
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Clinton Launches “Safe Streets for All” Plan with Goal of Zero Traffic Deaths by 2040
June 9, 2025
With a bold goal of eliminating traffic-related deaths and serious injuries by 2040, the City of Clinton has officially launched its Safe Streets for All Safety Action Plan—an initiative aimed…
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USC School of Music celebrates first recipients of Music Teaching Artist Certificate
June 9, 2025
In response to South Carolina’s critical shortage of music educators and limited access to instrumental instruction in public schools, the University of South Carolina School of Music has launched an…
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