Carolina Kids Afterschool Program has openings for eligible elementary students in Pawleys Island
September 7, 2026
Families in the Pawleys Island area who need safe, affordable afterschool support for young children still have an opportunity to enroll. While Carolina Kids Afterschool Program sites serving intermediate and…
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Laurens Academy’s Caleb Hardy named Touchdown Club player of the week
September 7, 2026
Laurens Academy senior Caleb Hardy, an H-back and linebacker for the Crusaders, has been named the Laurens County Touchdown Club player of the week for games played Friday, Sept. 4.…
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New Grant to Fund More Summer Research at Lander
September 7, 2026
More South Carolina students will have access to research while in college thanks to a recently awarded grant. The grant, funded by the National Science Foundation, will allow Lander University’s…
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Grid Iron Recap: Red Devils and Crusaders stay unbeaten, Raiders and Saints drop road-week matchups
September 7, 2026
Laurens County’s four high school football teams split the week of Sept. 4, with Clinton and Laurens Academy adding to unbeaten starts while Laurens District 55 and Thornwell Charter School…
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Clinton girls tennis blanks High Point Academy 7-0
September 7, 2026
Clinton High School’s girls tennis team swept High Point Academy 7-0, dropping just one game across the entire match. The Red Devils won all five singles matches in straight sets.…
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City of Mauldin to host community forum on proposed 1% sales tax ahead of November vote
September 7, 2026
Mauldin residents and local business owners will have an opportunity to hear directly from municipal leaders and examine a proposed penny sales tax during a public community forum scheduled for…
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A Conversation with Sarah Wilson with Black River Cypress Preserve
September 7, 2026
By Karen Owens Publisher I continue to marvel at the growing number of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors throughout Georgetown County. This week, I had the good fortune to meet…
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Miracle Hill thrift stores turn Golden Strip donations into shelter and second chances
September 7, 2026
For shoppers in Mauldin and Simpsonville, a rack of gently used jeans or a donated dining table represents more than a bargain. It represents a bed, a hot meal or…
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BridgeWay Station encourages community wellness with outdoor ‘Fall into Fitness’ series
September 7, 2026
s cooler seasonal weather arrives, BridgeWay Station is inviting residents and visitors to get moving outdoors with its “Fall into Fitness” community workout series. Designed to showcase accessible ways to…
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BridgeWay Brewing to host ‘Kickoff for a Cure’ fundraiser for American Cancer Society
September 7, 2026
Local sports fans and community supporters can pair game day action with charitable giving this week as BridgeWay Brewing Co. hosts “Kickoff for a Cure” on Wednesday, September 9. Running…
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BridgeWay Brewing revs up September with weekly SC Moto Bike Night and live music series
September 7, 2026
Local motorcycle enthusiasts and music lovers will have a regular weeknight gathering spot throughout the rest of the month, as BridgeWay Brewing hosts the SC Moto Bike Night and live…
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BridgeWay Station hosts outdoor screening of ‘Space Jam’ for weekly Family Flicks series
September 7, 2026
Outdoor movie nights return to BridgeWay Station on Wednesday, September 9, with an open-air screening of the beloved family classic Space Jam. The film kicks off at 7:00 p.m. on…
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Fountain Inn City Council to consider stricter sidewalk and outdoor dining regulations
September 7, 2026
Downtown business owners operating outdoor dining setups, sidewalk signs, or merchandise displays could soon see substantial regulatory updates and swift new enforcement measures, as Fountain Inn City Council prepares for…
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Dirt on the Strip: the science of soil, serotonin, and sassing your spouse
September 7, 2026
By Barbara LeForge, Golden Strip News Editor Honey, listen to me: we have got to stop blaming Aunt Janice’s green bean casserole, the credit card statements, and the holiday madness…
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The Doobie Brothers bring ‘Walk This Road Tour’ to Simpsonville’s CCNB Amphitheatre this October
September 7, 2026
Rock and Roll Hall of Famers The Doobie Brothers are heading to the Upstate this fall as part of their “Walk This Road Tour,” headlining an outdoor concert at the…
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Fountain Inn craftsman Carolina Columns unveils custom interior buildout for Wingnutz
September 7, 2026
Downtown Fountain Inn’s commercial scene continues to evolve with homegrown collaboration, as local specialty fabrication and millwork firm Carolina Columns LLC revealed its latest custom buildout project inside Wingnutz. Based…
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LEAD Upstate prepares annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Day honoring Greenville County officers
September 7, 2026
Organizers and volunteers with LEAD Upstate are finalizing preparations for the 2026 Law Enforcement Appreciation Day (LEAD Day), the region’s largest annual initiative dedicated to recognizing officers who serve throughout…
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Presidential aircraft spotted conducting flight patterns over Upstate South Carolina
September 7, 2026
Skywatchers across Greenville County were treated to an unmistakable sight Thursday afternoon as one of the iconic blue-and-white aircraft used for presidential travel was spotted banking low across Upstate skies.…
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Ava Laurènne Bride SC to host Inaugural Masquerade Ball at BridgeWay Station
September 7, 2026
Couture design, dramatic costumes, and theatrical elegance are headed to the Upstate next month as Ava Laurènne Bride SC hosts its Inaugural Masquerade Ball at BridgeWay Station. The gala is…
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Downtown Simpsonville to host annual Fall Wine Tasting tour this Friday
September 7, 2026
Downtown Simpsonville will welcome wine enthusiasts, food lovers, and local shoppers this Friday for the return of Sippin’ in Simpsonville’s Fall Wine Tasting, an evening walking tour pairing regional pours…
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Ignite Theatrical brings Broadway musical ‘Newsies’ to the Younts Center stage opening this Friday
September 7, 2026
The energetic, Tony Award-winning Broadway musical Newsies arrives in the Upstate opening this Friday, September 11, with Ignite Theatrical mounting a full stage run at the Younts Center for Performing…
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Mark your calendars for maritime fun as community preps for 37th Annual Wooden Boat Show
September 7, 2026
As the calendar flips to September, the hope for cooler temperatures and continued outdoor fun prevails in our historic port city. It’s also a reminder that Georgetown’s premier event, the…
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Behind the lens: Kayla Haupfear takes a leap of faith in Clinton
September 7, 2026
After 16 years in dentistry, a Clinton mom bets on the camera she’s been holding since childhood Kayla Haupfear’s first experience with a camera wasn’t behind one. It was in…
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GFWC Golden Strip Club resumes monthly meetings at new Simpsonville location
September 7, 2026
Following a summer hiatus, the GFWC Golden Strip Club will resume its regular monthly gatherings with a brand-new schedule and meeting location. The club’s September meeting is set for Wednesday,…
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New Laurens County 4-H teen supper club seeks members
September 6, 2026
A new Laurens County 4-H club is looking for teens who want to gather around a table, learn everyday skills and build friendships along the way. The Laurens County 4-H…
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Laurens County Humane Society sets Chips and Tips clinic for Sept. 19
September 6, 2026
The Laurens County Humane Society will host its Chips and Tips clinic Saturday, Sept. 19, at 793 Poplar St. in Clinton, offering low-cost vaccinations, microchipping and other pet services on…
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City of Laurens invites residents to share messages of thanks for first responders
September 6, 2026
The City of Laurens is asking residents to take a moment this week to thank the men and women who answer the call in an emergency. In recognition of Sept.…
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Why Does State Government Work the Way It Does? Vincent Sheheen to Explain at Lander
September 6, 2026
For anyone who has ever wondered why South Carolina government works the way it does, Vincent Sheheen offers a perspective shaped by years of public service. Sheheen, whose political career…
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Rock of Ages set for three free nights at Mauldin amphitheater
September 6, 2026
The Mauldin Cultural Center Amphitheater will be transformed into an outdoor arena rock concert next month when “Rock of Ages” takes the stage for three free performances Oct. 2-4. Each…
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Nashville’s premier songwriters headed to Georgetown’s Kaminski House for benefit concert
September 4, 2026
Music lovers in Georgetown will have a unique opportunity to experience the heart of Music City next week when the Healthy Learners Nashville Songwriters in the Round concert series comes…
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South Carolina Association for Justice mourns the passing of Joe Rice
September 4, 2026
The South Carolina Association for Justice (SCAJ) joins the legal community across South Carolina and the nation in mourning the passing of Joseph F. “Joe” Rice, co-founder of Motley Rice…
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Caledonia, True Blue invest in the future while preserving Mike Strantz’s vision
September 4, 2026
More than three decades after Mike Strantz burst onto the golf course architecture scene with the opening of Caledonia Golf & Fish Club and followed it with the equally stunning…
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HGTC offers fall information sessions to help students explore career pathways
September 4, 2026
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) is inviting students to explore career-focused academic programs through a series of information sessions scheduled throughout the fall. Beginning Sept. 9, HGTC will offer virtual and…
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Lander ROTC cadet from Murrells Inlet completes grueling Army training at West Point, Fort Knox
September 4, 2026
GREENWOOD, S.C.— Lander University senior August Darden, of Murrells Inlet, spent his summer preparing for a future that is defined by leadership, service and a career in the U.S. Army.…
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Community support needed: Georgetown Family YMCA launches September school supply drive
September 4, 2026
The Georgetown Family YMCA Youth Development Team has officially kicked off its “Supplies for Success” September School Supply Drive, running through September 25th, to equip local students with essential tools…
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HTC employees invest in local high school golf programs
September 4, 2026
Annual Co-Op Cup Tournament Raises $14,000 to Support Student Athletes Across Horry, Georgetown and Marion Counties. HTC, the largest telecommunications cooperative in the United States, continues to invest in local…
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Fellowship-trained orthopedic spine surgeon joins Tidelands Health
September 4, 2026
Patients across the region now have greater access to advanced surgical treatment for neck and back conditions with the addition of fellowship-trained orthopedic spine surgeon David Edelman, MD, to Tidelands Health Neurosciences. Dr. Edelman…
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Stella’s Homemade Ice Cream kicks off 3rd Annual “Ice Cream Wars” to benefit local schools
September 3, 2026
MURRELLS INLET, S.C. — Sweet competition is returning to Murrells Inlet as Stella’s Homemade Ice Cream(opens in new tab) launches its 3rd Annual Battle of the Schools: Ice Cream Wars.…
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Georgetown Growers Market to host “Loving Fall Fest” community celebration
September 3, 2026
The Growers Market(opens in new tab) has announced its upcoming Loving Fall Fest, taking place on Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at 120 North Fraser…
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NAI Charleston facilitates $18 million sale of Upper Peninsula site to City of Charleston
September 3, 2026
NAI Charleston announced the $18 million sale of approximately 2.44 acres, prominently located near the intersection of Huger Street and Morrison Drive on Charleston’s Upper Peninsula. Jack Owens, CCIM of…
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Wine House opens at Hartness, bringing new wine and gathering experience to Hartness Village Center
September 3, 2026Wine House(opens in new tab) has officially opened its doors at Hartness, bringing its neighborhood wine shop and wine bar concept to the Village Center and adding a new destination…
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Wagner’s Koch honored
September 3, 2026
Clay Koch, a wealth manager with Wagner Wealth Management, has been awarded one of South Carolina’s most respected honors for young professionals. Greenville Business Magazine annually honors the Best &…
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As hurricane season peaks, Charleston County encourages residents to sign up for CHSAlerts
September 3, 2026
As the Lowcountry enters the peak of hurricane season, the Charleston County Emergency Management Department (CCEMD) is encouraging residents to sign up for its emergency notification system, now operating under…
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Alumni Hall brings Gamecock fans the ultimate shopping destination in the BullStreet District on Sept. 4
September 3, 2026
Regional retailer opens store dedicated to delivering licensed USC apparel, accessories and gifts for the Gamecock fanbase. Alumni(opens in new tab) Hall(opens in new tab), a South Carolina Gamecock shopping destination,…
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Clarendon County nonprofit receives $30,000 grant from Power:Ed to support virtual reality career exploration for youth and adults
September 3, 2026
BRAVO Education Foundation of Clarendon County (BRAVO), has been awarded a $30,000 grant from SC Student Loan Corporation through its philanthropy, Power:Ed, to launch “Empowering Clarendon”, a program that integrates…
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From Priscilla Presley to Soul Asylum: Harbison Theatre brings big names to an intimate stage
September 3, 2026
Priscilla Presley. Temple Grandin. Soul Asylum. Donnell Rawlings. Wheel of Fortune Live. The Peking Acrobats. And members of the cast of The Sopranos. This year, audiences can experience them all…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Nick Osborne, Lowcountry Food Bank
September 3, 2026
The LowcountryBizSC, Entrepreneur Minute is an interview in support of the impact that entrepreneurs have on our communities. We will be highlighting diverse group of entrepreneurs, including some incredible innovators…
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Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County welcomes five new Board Members
September 3, 2026
Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County announces five new members joining its Board of Directors for fiscal year 2027: Ken Cummings, Ken Gibson, Glenda Morrison-Fair, John Natale and Sima Patel.…
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SC Secretary of State Mark Hammond invites nominations for 2026 Angel Charities
September 3, 2026
South Carolina Secretary of State Mark Hammond announced that his office will accept nominations of charitable organizations for this year’s Angel Awards. Each year, the Secretary of State honors several…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis recognizes Anya Bryant of Jackson Creek Elementary as Educator of the Month
September 3, 2026
Richland Two educator helps students lay the groundwork for a successful future South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis has recognized Anya Bryant of Richland Two School District’s Jackson Creek Elementary School…
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