Steele honored with SCEDA Distinguished Service Award
May 29, 2025
The South Carolina Economic Developers’ Association (SCEDA) named Sandy Steele, President and Owner of PWS Ventures of SC, as the recipient of its 2025 Distinguished Service Award in recognition of…
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Will Johnson named SCEDA’s 2025 Ally of the Year
May 29, 2025
The South Carolina Economic Developers’ Association (SCEDA) has named Will Johnson, a shareholder at Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A., as its 2025 Ally of the Year. The Ally of the Year…
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Bank of America dedicates home with Habitat Greenville
May 29, 2025
GREER, S.C. – The Dendy family has a new home today thanks to the efforts of Bank of America and Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County. Located in Habitat Greenville’s…
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Midlands Technical College Vice President elected to regional office
May 29, 2025
Midlands Technical College Vice President for Business Affairs Debbie M. Walker has been elected president of the Southern Association of College and University Business Officers (SACUBO). Her one-year term starts…
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Moore Bradley Myers names two new partners
May 29, 2025
Moore Bradley Myers names two as firm partners: Sierra Carini Hartley and Emily E. Collins. Sierra Carini Hartley practices in the areas of Insurance Defense, Medical Malpractice Defense, Civil Litigation and Personal Injury. Sierra is a…
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Habit Burger & Grill teams up with OneBlood for community blood drives
May 29, 2025
OneBlood, a not-for-profit blood center serving the southeastern United States, is partnering with Habit Burger & Grill to host community blood drives from June 3-5. Donors will have the opportunity…
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Colliers Report: Columbia Retail Market Q1 2025
May 29, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina Market Report Outward expansion driving grocery-anchored construction Market Highlights The Columbia retail market remains tight even as declining consumer confidence suppressed new leasing drastically, particularly among…
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Free lecture on the Battle of Bunker Hill, 250 years later
May 29, 2025
There were more Revolutionary War battles fought in South Carolina than anywhere else, but we have to admit that there were SOME significant fights elsewhere. And the 250th anniversary of…
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Civil litigation firm Motley Rice expands Philadelphia footprint with the addition of three attorneys
May 28, 2025
Motley Rice LLC announced that Joshua M. Neuman joined the firm as senior counsel and Josey M. Richards and Alexandra A. Stulpin joined as associates at Three Logan Square in…
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Denmark Tech instructor named Faculty of the Year by South Carolina Association of Technical College Commissioners
May 28, 2025
Denmark Technical College public speaking instructor Shannon Sims-McAlister has been named the 2025 Faculty of the Year by the South Carolina Association of Technical College Commissioners. The annual award honors one faculty member from…
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City of Columbia honored 17 youth-led groups as Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund recipients
May 28, 2025On Thursday, May 22, 2025, the City of Columbia honored 17 youth-led groups as Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund recipients with an orientation session held at the Busby Street Community…
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A. Clifton Myles, Ph.D. named interim president of Denmark Technical College
May 28, 2025
Denmark Technical College announced the appointment of Dr. A. Clifton Myles as interim president on Friday, effective July 1, 2025. A nationally respected leader with over 32 years of experience…
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Five Points Nails and Spa celebrates grand opening
May 28, 2025
Mayor Rickenmann, City Officials, and Local Leaders to Attend Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony The City of Columbia is set to welcome a fresh addition to the local business community with the grand…
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State Museum welcomes Dr. Jeffrey L. Brodie as Chief Engagement and Content Officer
May 28, 2025
Dr. Brodie brings more than three decades of experience to the State Museum. The South Carolina State Museum welcomed Jeffrey L. Brodie, Ph.D., as its new Chief Engagement and Content…
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City of Columbia and EMS CLOSET launch “On the Right Foot” clothing drive to support Midlands students
May 28, 2025
Community Urged to Donate New Clothing and Supplies for Local Youth in Need The City of Columbia Mayor’s Office has teamed up with EMS CLOSET to launch the annual “On…
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Blythewood High School’s Debbie Sweat named Youth Financial Educator of the Year by Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union
May 28, 2025
Award presented during Teacher Appreciation Night at Columbia Fireflies baseball game Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union has named Debbie Sweat of Blythewood High School the 2025 Youth Financial Educator of the…
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United Way of Kershaw County honors three local leaders for lifelong service and impact
May 28, 2025
United Way of Kershaw County recognized three remarkable individuals whose dedication, compassion, and tireless community service have left a lasting mark on our region. During its recent Volunteer Appreciation Lunch,…
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Clinton Police Issue Public Safety Alert, Urge Residents to Join the 9 P.M. Routine
May 28, 2025
In light of a recent rise in vehicle break-ins, the Clinton Police Department is encouraging residents to take part in the 9 P.M. Routine—a simple, nightly habit proven to help…
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Richland One has highest-ever number of students earn Seal of Biliteracy
May 28, 2025
Dreher Senior Earns Most Seals in Recent History Again this school year, Richland One has broken the district’s previous record for the most students who earned the South Carolina Seal…
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Presbyterian College Choir Prepares to Take the Stage at Carnegie Hall
May 28, 2025
A prestigious spotlight awaits the Presbyterian College Choir as it prepares to perform this Sunday, June 1, at the world-renowned Carnegie Hall in New York City. This remarkable opportunity marks…
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Gov. Henry McMaster Signs Landmark Tort Reform and Liquor Liability Bill Into Law
May 28, 2025
Governor Henry McMaster and Lieutenant Governor Pamela S. Evette were joined today by members of the General Assembly and the business community for a ceremonial bill signing of H. 3430,…
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Save the Date for the 2025 Mayor’s Walk Against Domestic Violence
May 28, 2025
The 2025 Mayor’s Walk Against Domestic Violence will be held on Saturday, October 25, 2025 at Page Ellington Park, 2220 Gregg St, Columbia, SC 29201. October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and…
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NAI Earle Furman welcomes two new hires
May 28, 2025
NAI Earle Furman, a leading full-service commercial real estate firm in the Carolinas, recently welcomed two new staff members to its Greenville, SC office. Jason Dennis: Operations Director A Greenville…
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AnMed Foundation receives $52,000 grant from Power:Ed to strengthen and diversify medical workforce talent
May 28, 2025
The AnMed Foundation has been awarded a $52,000 grant from Power:Ed, the philanthropy of SC Student Loan Corporation, to support the Upstate’s Pre-Med Bootcamp program. Twenty-four college upper classmen recently…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Kim Smith, Health Evolve Technologies
May 28, 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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Charleston Women magazine names Angel Passailaigue Holmes next managing editor
May 28, 2025
Local entrepreneur brings 30 years of experience to elevate premier women’s publication Charleston Women magazine, the region’s premier guide to Charleston’s women’s scene, announced the appointment of Angel Passailaigue Holmes…
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Housing Surge to work with NOAH Property Management
May 28, 2025
NOAH Property Management will be at the forefront of a community effort to help homeless neighbors find more permanent affordable housing. NOAH Property Management will be partnering with Greenville Together…
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Hartness Development announces ElectroScapes, the Upstate’s first all-electric landscaping company
May 28, 2025
Hartness Development announced the official launch of ElectroScapes, a full-service, all-electric landscaping company now servicing Upstate South Carolina. A division of Hartness Grounds, which services the award-winning Hartness community on…
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Luke Carter joins United Way of Florence County Board of Directors
May 28, 2025
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. associate Luke Carter has been appointed to the United Way of Florence County Board of Directors. The United Way of Florence County funds 30 programs through…
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The Beach Company announces five new hires
May 28, 2025
The Beach Company, a leader in residential and commercial real estate brokerage, development and property management, announced five new hires. Devon McCoy has been hired as maintenance technician at The…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis recognizes Sharon Fleming of Lonnie B. Nelson Elementary as Educator of the Month
May 28, 2025
South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis has recognized Dr. Sharon Fleming of Richland Two School District’s Lonnie B. Nelson Elementary School as the South Carolina Financial Literacy Master Teacher Program’s Educator…
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Women in Philanthropy awards $148,700 in grants to local organizations “Building Pathways to Long-Term Self-Sufficiency”
May 28, 2025
Women in Philanthropy (WIP), a charitable giving circle of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry, awarded $148,700 in grants to six deserving Beaufort County nonprofits at its Annual Grant Awards…
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CAE awarded ground handling contract from new airline partner, Spirit Airlines
May 28, 2025
Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) has been awarded a service contract for ground handling operations for Spirit Airlines. Service on the carrier will start at CAE next Thursday, June 5, flying to Newark…
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IMPH releases report on expiration of Affordable Care Act Tax Credits
May 28, 2025
The South Carolina Institute of Medicine and Public Health (IMPH), a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization working to collectively inform policy to improve health and health care in South Carolina, has released…
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Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union names Blythewood teacher the Youth Financial Educator of the Year
May 28, 2025
Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union has named Debbie Sweat of Blythewood High School the 2025 Youth Financial Educator of the Year. She received the honor — and a $1,000 cash…
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The Kingsmen Gospel Quartet Coming to Clinton May 29
May 28, 2025
One of the most legendary names in Southern Gospel music is coming to Laurens County! The Kingsmen Quartet will take the stage at Davidson Street Baptist Church in Clinton on…
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Big Changes Coming for Southwest and United Travelers
May 28, 2025
Southwest Airlines is undergoing significant policy changes that will impact travelers in 2025 and beyond. The airline is ending its long-standing “Bags Fly Free” policy and transitioning from open seating…
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Former Blue Hose Pitcher Daniel Eagen Finding Success in Professional Baseball
May 27, 2025
Former Presbyterian College right-hander Daniel Eagen is continuing to make the Blue Hose proud as he climbs the ranks of professional baseball. Now pitching for the Hillsboro Hops, the High-A affiliate…
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New South Carolina Law Requires Seatbelts for Children in Golf Carts
May 27, 2025
A new South Carolina law aimed at protecting children on public roadways now requires that all passengers under age 12 wear seatbelts while riding in golf carts. The law, which…
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Stretch into Summer: Pilates Series Launches at The Lumberyard
May 27, 2025
The Lumberyard is trading sawdust for sweat this summer with a brand-new Pilates series designed to help you move, stretch, and reconnect—physically and mentally. Set in the inviting upstairs studio…
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Laurens City Council Approves Budget, Highlights Upcoming Events at May 27 Meeting
May 27, 2025
The Laurens City Council convened at City Hall on Tuesday, May 27 at 5:30 p.m., with Mayor Nathan Senn opening the session by spotlighting the city’s proposed budget for the…
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Freedom Fest 2025: Laurens Lights the Night with Fireworks, Food, and Fun
May 27, 2025
Downtown Laurens | Thursday, July 3, 2025 Freedom Fest is lighting up Downtown Laurens once again—bigger, louder, and more electric than ever! On Thursday, July 3, the Courthouse Square will…
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Safe Boating Saves Lives: Start Summer on the Water the Right Way
May 27, 2025
Memorial Day weekend has just passed—a time of remembrance and also the unofficial kickoff to summer across South Carolina. As families head to Lake Greenwood and other area waterways, the…
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Summer Meals Available for Local Youth Starting June 2
May 27, 2025
Laurens County School District 56 is making sure no child goes hungry this summer. Beginning Monday, June 2, free summer meals will be available for all children and teens ages…
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Classic Cars, Prizes, and Fun at Whiteford’s: 2025 Cruise-Ins Set for May 31 and August 30
May 27, 2025
Mark your calendars and shine up those classic rides—the 2025 Cruise-Ins at Whiteford’s of Laurens are rolling back in! Hosted by the Rock N Roll Cruisers, these two family-friendly events…
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Laurens County Humane Society Breaks Ground on New Spay/Neuter Facility in Clinton
May 27, 2025
The Laurens County Humane Society celebrated a major milestone today with a groundbreaking ceremony for its new low-cost spay and neuter facility. Located adjacent to the current shelter at 793…
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Cohn Construction completes industrial warehouse and office for Long Heating & Air Conditioning
May 27, 2025
Cohn Construction has completed the development of a 4-acre site and construction of an industrial warehouse and office for Long Heating & Air Conditioning located at 416 Cedarcrest Drive in…
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Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation awards grants to more than 100 nonprofits across South Carolina
May 27, 2025
More than 100 South Carolina-based nonprofits will receive grants from the Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation to support human needs, environmental stewardship, education, and community vitality. The company this week announced…
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New Korean eatery Bibimbox celebrates grand opening in Columbia
May 27, 2025
The City of Columbia is welcoming a flavorful new addition to its culinary scene this week. Bibimbox, a Korean kitchen and wings restaurant, will host its grand opening celebration on…
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Iconic south of Broad Estate just listed in Charleston
May 27, 2025One of Charleston’s most architecturally distinguished private residences, the Chisolm-Alston House at 172 Tradd Street, has officially entered the market, marking an extraordinary opportunity to own a cornerstone of Charleston’s…
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