Mixed-use redevelopment named “Seaboard Vista” to honor historic legacy of Congaree Vista
November 20, 2025
Partners of the notable historic adaptive reuse project in Columbia, South Carolina’s Congaree Vista announce the project to be named “Seaboard Vista.” The name honors the legacy of the Seaboard…
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Sheniya Marshall joins Robinson Gray law firm as associate
November 20, 2025
Attorney Sheniya Marshall has joined Robinson Gray law firm as an associate. Her practice is focused on insurance defense, primarily with matters relating to commercial transportation, premises liability, and products…
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Highway Song, Part I
November 20, 2025
By Tom Poland A Sunday Drive I hadn’t seen him in 10 years. Him would be the preacher who buried Dad and Mom. He was preaching down South Georgia…
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Johnny
November 20, 2025
By Jeff Becraft We recently moved Hannah from Maryland down to Charlotte. As Hannah and I were heading to Charlotte, I said, “We need to get some help unloading…
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Somm expands to Nexton with grand opening November 21
November 20, 2025
Somm, the well-loved Johns Island wine bar known for its curated wine flights and approachable atmosphere, is set to open its second location in Nexton on Friday, November 21 at…
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Hughes Agency welcomes Merritt Fish as Account Executive and Mattie Blake Ramseur as Event Coordinator
November 20, 2025
Hughes Agency, a leading full-service public relations, marketing, advertising and event management firm, welcomed Merritt Fish as Account Executive and Mattie Blake Ramseur as Event Coordinator. Fish is responsible for…
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Greenville Area Development Corporation welcomes new Industry Engagement Manager to team
November 20, 2025
Haley Rhoton Joins the GADC to Lead Industry Engagement & Business Support Across Greenville County The Greenville Area Development Corporation (GADC) announced the appointment of Haley Rhoton as Industry Engagement…
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78 new affordable apartments come on line with Peaks of Lexington
November 20, 2025
Community and business leaders gathered Tuesday for the ribbon cutting for a 78-unit income-restricted community in the heart of Lexington. Located at the 510 Conway Drive, the Peaks of Lexington…
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Enter to win the Peace Center’s most epic ticket giveaway!
November 20, 2025
In honor of its milestone 35th season, the Peace Center is unleashing one of the largest ticket giveaways in its 35-year history. Introducing THE PLACE TO BE TICKET GIVEAWAY —…
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Reedy’s Winter Wonderland coming Dec. 19 at Fluor Field
November 20, 2025
The Greenville Drive is bringing holiday cheer to Fluor Field this season with the launch of a brand-new family event — Reedy’s Winter Wonderland, presented by Canal Insurance. In celebration…
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Travel the world in a night at the CMA’s Anniversary Gala
November 20, 2025
The Columbia Museum of Art celebrates 75 years of creativity and community with a night of cocktails, art, and memories at the 75th Anniversary Gala on Friday, January 16, from…
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Bonding, earning trust, and building self-esteem in kids
November 20, 2025High Five Fridays have become an exciting beginning to the last day of each week By W. Thomas Smith Jr. For years (during the schoolyear) one of the most enthusiastically…
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Colliers represents seller and buyer in sale of a medical building in West Columbia to Roots Integrative Medicine
November 20, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina’s Mary Winter Teaster and Sydney Lanham represented the seller, Rod Shiver, and John Gressette and Rox Pollard III represented the buyer, Roots Integrative Medicine, in the…
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Original student-created dance takes spotlight at USC’s Student Choreography Showcase
November 20, 2025
The Betsy Blackmon Dance Program at USC will present its fall semester Student Choreography Showcase, December 2–5 in Drayton Hall Theatre. This bi-annual concert features nine original dance works created by…
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SC Launch Inc. invests in Leukogene Therapeutics
November 20, 2025
SC Launch Inc., the investment affiliate of the South Carolina Research Authority, has invested in Leukogene Therapeutics. The Charleston-based biotechnology startup is developing a pipeline of targeted immunotherapies for patients…
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Columbia Streams Art partners with Bierkeller to offer free vendor spaces for local artists at annual Weihnachtsmarkt
November 20, 2025
The Columbia Streams Art public art program is pleased to partner with Bierkeller beer garden and restaurant on the riverfront to support local artists during the second annual Weihnachtsmarkt holiday…
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NGCOA CEO to testify at House Subcommittee hearing examining travel and tourism, as well as Daylight Saving Time
November 20, 2025
National Golf Course Owners Association (NGCOA) CEO Jay Karen is set to represent the golf industry once again at a hearing of the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade (CMT)…
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Charleston County Parks to host Silent Dance Party in McClellanville
November 20, 2025
Charleston County Parks is hosting their annual Silent Dance Party event for ages 8 and up in McClellanville on Friday, Dec. 19! This unique party experience, taking place from 4 –…
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Charleston’s maritime and trucking communities aim to fill shipping container with holiday donations
November 20, 2025
South Carolina Ports and its partners are calling on Charleston area businesses and residents to help fulfill the holiday wish lists of South Carolina’s foster children. The toy drive, now…
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World No. 15 Emma Navarro to compete in hometown tournament at 2026 Credit One Charleston Open
November 20, 2025
Charleston Open adds two-time WTA champion Emma Navarro to a strong American lineup that includes Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys. Charleston local and World No. 15 Emma Navarro will return…
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Mark Your Calendars for Coastal Giving on Tuesday, Dec. 2
November 20, 2025
Annual fundraising campaign to benefit 20+ local non-profits Inspired by Giving Tuesday®, Coastal Giving Tuesday was established locally in 2023 as a collaboration of nonprofit organizations throughout the coastal counties…
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SC Ports sees slight dip in imports, as economic development in state remains strong
November 20, 2025
South Carolina Ports recorded 206,859 TEUs at its marine terminals in October, a 1% year-over-year dip, as fiscal year volumes remain above plan. October marked the Port’s strongest month for…
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Charleston County School District finalizes Superintendent Huggins’ extended contract through 2031
November 20, 2025
The Charleston County School District (CCSD) Board of Trustees has formally executed the employment contract extension for Superintendent Anita Huggins, finalizing the terms approved by the Board on November 10,…
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City of Charleston offices to close Thursday and Friday, November 27-28 for Thanksgiving holiday
November 20, 2025
The City of Charleston offices will be closed Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Adjustments to recreation and trash collection schedules are included…
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The Charleston Parks Conservancy raises $275,000 at its 15th Annual Party for the Parks
November 20, 2025
The Charleston Parks Conservancy raised $275,000 at its 15th annual Party for the Parks on Saturday, November 8, 2025, supporting the care and enhancement of 26 public parks, gardens, and…
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Turner Padget welcomes Parker Dixon to Business & Corporate team
November 20, 2025
Turner Padget Graham & Laney, P.A. announced that Parker Dixon has joined the firm’s Business & Corporate team as an associate in the Columbia office. Parker advises clients on a…
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Trustee Wes Carter named Lowcountry AFP’s ‘Individual of the Year’
November 20, 2025
Lowcountry Land Trust is celebrateing Board Trustee Wes Carter, President of Atlantic Packaging and Founder of A New Earth Project, who has been named the 2025 Individual of the Year by the Association…
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1st Choice launches ‘Toys For Tune-Ups’ holiday drive
November 20, 2025
1st Choice A/C, Heating, Plumbing, & Gas today announced the launch of its annual holiday give-back initiative, “Toys for Tune-Ups,” offering new residential customers a complimentary standard HVAC heating maintenance…
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Peace Center announces first bookings for new live music venue, Coach Music Factory
November 20, 2025
Love & Special Sauce, The Lone Bellow, and The Infamous Stringdusters to headline opening lineup The Peace Center’s 35th season continues to deliver big news with the announcement of the first…
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Bon Secours kicks off 2025 Festival of Trees
November 20, 2025
Annual Holiday Event to Benefit Cardiovascular Program Bon Secours St. Francis announced the return of a cherished Upstate holiday tradition – the 40th Annual St. Francis Festival of Trees. The…
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Charter Institute approves three new transfer schools
November 20, 2025
The Charter Institute at Erskine (Institute) Board of Directors has approved the transfer of three charter schools from the Limestone Charter Association during its board meeting on Thursday, November 13.…
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USC College of Information and Communications and SCETV partner to provide hands-on experience for students
November 20, 2025
Students at USC’s College of Information and Communications will be practicing their media pitching skills this year in a Capstone class with juniors and seniors. The students develop and pitch…
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CSU honors Veterans with announcement of P. Cecil Patrick Jr. Family Veterans Center
November 20, 2025
After a week of honoring veterans on campus and community, Charleston Southern University is now launching a visionary initiative designed to strengthen veteran support for generations to come. Charleston Southern…
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Applications open for Charleston Metro Chamber’s 2026 Lowcountry Business Accelerator Cohort
November 20, 2025
The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce has opened applications for the 2026 Lowcountry Business Accelerator, an eight-month program designed to equip small business owners with the structure, insight and support…
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Inclusive Santa and visiting with Santa at James Island County Park
November 20, 2025
This year’s Holiday Festival of Lights is here, and Santa himself is at the festival each night from Nov. 14 through Dec. 23. In addition to visiting with Santa during…
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Richland County celebrates neighborhood connectivity with Sunset Drive upgrades
November 20, 2025
A recently finished Richland County Transportation Penny project promises to give safer passage to pedestrians and cyclists while also boosting community connectivity between River Drive and North Main Street in…
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Denmark Tech celebrates first electrician apprenticeship program completers
November 20, 2025
Denmark Technical College recently held a historic ceremony to celebrate the first group of completers from its electrician apprenticeship program. The event marked a major step forward in the college’s continued commitment…
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Together SC unveils five-year strategic plan to strengthen and unite South Carolina’s nonprofit network
November 20, 2025
Together SC, the state’s network for nonprofit and philanthropic leaders, has announced a new five-year strategic plan to guide its work through 2030. Rooted in the organization’s mission to strengthen…
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City of Columbia partners with BizArts for “Friends Building” fundraiser to support local families and youth
November 20, 2025
The City of Columbia’s Office of Business Opportunities (OBO) partnerd with 7Sunday’s BizArts, led by Army veteran and entrepreneur Deon Generette, to host Friends Building, a Friendsgiving-inspired fundraiser and networking…
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Gray Court Set to Shine: Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony This Monday
November 19, 2025
Holiday cheer is set to fill downtown Gray Court as the community prepares for its Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony on Monday, November 24th at 5:30 PM on Main Street. This…
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State of the Community Recap: Seizing Opportunity and Managing Growth
November 19, 2025
Last Thursday, the Georgetown County Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual State of the Community breakfast, gathering over 120 attendees to hear from elected officials and key executives from the…
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HTC and Lucky Dog Productions launch RiverTalk: Beyond the Stream Podcast
November 19, 2025
With New Show Offering and Avenues of Distribution, HTC is Poised to Provide More Ways to Keep Community Connected Conway, S.C. – HTC, the area’s largest fiber internet provider, in conjunction…
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Pink Friday Across Laurens County: Shop Local First This Holiday Season
November 19, 2025
Pink Friday returns to Laurens County on November 21, 2025, offering shoppers the perfect chance to support small businesses while checking off holiday wish lists early. Local shops in both…
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Laurens City Council Receives SAFE Designation Recognition, Moves Forward on Key Ordinances
November 19, 2025
At its regular meeting on Tuesday, November 18, Laurens City Council received significant recognition and moved forward on a full agenda of municipal business, including holiday preparations, financial ordinances, and…
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Celebrating 40 Years of Safety, Hope, and Healing: Laurens County Safe Home Invites the Community to Give Thanks for Safety
November 19, 2025
This Thanksgiving season, Laurens County Safe Home is marking a significant milestone—40 years of providing safety, shelter, and compassionate support to survivors of domestic violence. Since 1985, the organization has…
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Deadline Approaches for Teachers to Register for “Dear Mr. Treasurer” Activity
November 19, 2025
The South Carolina State Treasurer’s Office is issuing a final call for 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade teachers to register their classrooms for the “Dear Mr. Treasurer” financial literacy activity.…
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Georgetown County welcomes Carla Harvey as Public Services Director
November 19, 2025
Georgetown County is excited to welcome Carla Harvey, P.E., as the newest member of its executive team. An experienced engineer and longtime public servant, Harvey joined the staff this week…
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South Carolina BLUE is helping South Carolinians navigate ACA Open Enrollment
November 19, 2025
South Carolina BLUE (SC BLUE), part of BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina, is offering free, in-person support to help individuals and families explore ACA Marketplace plan options and make informed…
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SCMA honors Senator Shane Massey and Tommy Preston with 2025 Roger Milliken Defender of Manufacturing Award
November 19, 2025
The South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance (SCMA) celebrated the contributions and achievements of Senator Shane Massey and Tommy Preston, Jr. and presented them with its highest honor, the 2025 Roger Milliken…
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Keeping Dreams Alive: Greenville Tech Foundation steps in when students face crisis
November 19, 2025
Greenville Technical College (GTC) students carry more than books and laptops to class. Many also carry the weight of hunger, housing insecurity, and unexpected bills that can derail their dreams…
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