Lakeland Capital announces new hire
October 8, 2024
Lakeland Capital, a Charleston-based private, multifamily investment company active in select East Coast markets, recently announced a new hire joining the company’s Charleston office. Andrew Yancey has joined Lakeland Capital…
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Roper St. Francis Healthcare begins initial site development on Johnnie Dodds Boulevard
October 8, 2024
“As our population advances, our healthcare needs to advance…” Roper St. Francis Healthcare has reached a significant milestone in its commitment to expand healthcare access in Mount Pleasant with the…
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TD announces $500,000 in contributions to aid Hurricane Helene relief and recovery
October 8, 2024
TD announced $500,000 in contributions to support local relief efforts in parts of Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina following Hurricane Helene. Donations will be distributed to a few local…
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Racquel Collier speaking at Clemson’s Entrepreneurial Launch Pad event
October 8, 2024
Racquel Collier, founder and president of Caliber Real Estate, will be speaking at Clemson University’s Entrepreneurial Launch Pad event this October. Collier, a Clemson graduate, will be representing the College…
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MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital’s heart program claims No. 2 spot in country
October 8, 2024
The already highly successful cardiology team at the MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital has risen another two spots to become the No. 2 Pediatric Cardiology & Heart Surgery program in the country in newly…
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Dominion Energy Crews nearing completion of power restoration in western South Carolina
October 8, 2024
Monitoring, Preparing for Hurricane Milton Dominion Energy estimates power will be restored to approximately 95 percent of customers across each county in its South Carolina service territory by 11 p.m.…
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Richland County emphasizes guidelines for disposal of organic storm debris
October 8, 2024
Many Richland County residents continue to deal with fallen trees, tree limbs and yard debris left in the path of Hurricane Helene. The County’s Public Works Department has been diligent…
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South Carolina Brewers Guild announces Annual Beerfest – Oct 12
October 8, 2024
The festival will take place October 12, 2024 at Segra Park in Columbia, SC The South Carolina Brewer’s Guild (SCBG) has announced their annual beerfest, with a new name, updated…
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Birla Carbon selects Orangeburg County for first South Carolina operation
October 8, 2024
$1 billion investment will create 124 new jobs FAST FACTS Birla Carbon selects Orangeburg County to establish the company’s first South Carolina operation. The company’s $1 billion investment will create…
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Awards announced from the City of Columbia’s 9th annual PARK(ing) Day!
October 8, 2024
We had a blast on Friday, September 20th, when the City celebrated our 9th annual PARK(ing) Day, with 12 parklets placed along Main Street! Each parklet was designed around the theme…
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AFC Urgent Care – Bon Secours receives UCA Accreditation
October 8, 2024
AFC Urgent Care Bon Secours has received the Urgent Care Association (UCA) Accreditation designation, the highest level of distinction for an urgent care center. UCA Accreditation illustrates an organization’s overriding…
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Charleston Learning Center announces Women in STEM series
October 8, 2024
Charleston Digital announced the expansion of its education offerings with the addition of a four-part Women in STEM series. The Women in STEM classes will begin on weekday evenings, starting…
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Chili 5K Trail Run and Walk set for Nov. 2 at Laurel Hill County Park
October 8, 2024
New Kids Dash added this year! Charleston County Parks hosts the Chili 5K trail run and walk at beautiful Laurel Hill County Park, on Saturday, Nov. 2. Registration is open…
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Clemson University, Prisma Health collaborate to bring advanced fMRI imaging technology to Oconee Memorial Hospital for diagnostics and research
October 8, 2024
On Monday, Oct. 7, Clemson University in collaboration with Prisma Health unveiled a new 3T functional magnetic imaging (fMRI) machine at Prisma Health Oconee Memorial Hospital. The next-generation, non-invasive scanning…
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AT&T to provide 100 laptops to Benedict College students
October 8, 2024
WHAT: Benedict College and AT&T are hosting a press conference announcing that they are providing 100 laptops to Benedict College students. WHO: Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis – President and CEO, Benedict…
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Voterheads receives grant to expand free newsletter across Columbia metro area, addressing need for public meeting knowledge
October 8, 2024
Free weekly subscription notifies those who live, work, or own a business or property in Richland County of upcoming public meetings, agendas Voterheads, a South Carolina-based technology company that provides…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Mark Hood, Hood Construction
October 8, 2024
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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October 7 Update on Laurens County’s Recovery from Hurricane Helene
October 7, 2024
Laurens County continues to make significant progress in its recovery efforts following Hurricane Helene. The county’s color-coded status system reflects the current conditions and ongoing challenges, with some sectors showing…
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Scoops on West Main Faces Setback After Hurricane Helene, Pauses Expansion Plans
October 7, 2024
Scoops on West Main in Clinton, SC, known for its delicious ice cream and exciting plans for expansion, has been forced to close temporarily following damage caused by Hurricane Helene.…
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The Psychological Toll of Recovery from Major Storms: Navigating the Emotional Aftermath of Hurricane Helene
October 7, 2024
By Staff Reporter Major storms like Hurricane Helene, can wreak havoc on communities, leaving behind not only physical destruction but also profound psychological effects on individuals and families. The aftermath…
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Governor appoints Rob Tyson to insurance law study committee
October 7, 2024
Gov. Henry McMaster has appointed Rob Tyson, a member of Robinson Gray law firm, to a new study committee set up to conduct a thorough review of South Carolina’s insurance…
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Constellation Concert Series: Music in the Observatory this Thursday
October 7, 2024
The Wilder Flower Thurs., Oct. 10 | 6:30 – 9 p.m. Experience Live Music Under the Stars at the State Museum’s New Concert Series This new event inside of the…
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Try something new at Everything Outdoor Fest
October 7, 2024
What you need to know for weekend fest Nov. 2-3 Everything Outdoor Fest, a two-day showcase of the Southeast’s most popular outdoor activities, invites the community outside Saturday, Nov. 2,…
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Greenville Theatre presents Dial M for Murder
October 7, 2024
Greenville Theatre invites you to join in a spine-tingling murder mystery that will have you on the edge-of-your-seat until the very end! Dial M for Murder kicks off at Greenville Theatre on…
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Advertisement of vacancies on various boards and commissions
October 7, 2024
The City of Columbia is accepting applications to fill several vacancies on the following boards and commissions BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS Seeking to fill two (2) vacancies. The Board of…
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City of Columbia Parks and Recreation Department announces public response to planning surveys during 10-year master plan community presentations
October 7, 2024
Citizen Input Matters: See the Results & Shape Our Future! Through recent surveys, more than 1,000 Columbia residents and citizens have shared their thoughts about the future of our community…
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South Carolina Small Business Development Centers (SC SBDC) names Jim Johnson 2024 State Star for his contributions to the economic development of South Carolina
October 7, 2024
Agribusiness and Food Systems Business Consultant with the South Carolina Small Business Development Centers (SC SBDC), Jim Johnson, was recently selected as the 2024 South Carolina State Star. The State…
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Duke Energy restores 90% of Carolinas customers capable of receiving power following Helene
October 7, 2024
More than 1 million customers restored in South Carolina More than 1.3 million customers restored in North Carolina Severity and scale of damage unprecedented Duke Energy restored power to 90%…
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GTCHS teacher “Hero of the Classroom” national top 10 finalist
October 7, 2024
Greenville Technical Charter High School is excited to share that our very own Valerie Dix, a dedicated educator and last year’s South Carolina Public Charter High School 2023 Teacher of…
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USC CIC hosts watsonx workshop
October 7, 2024
The University of South Carolina College of Information and Communications (CIC) hosted 90 college and university students from across South Carolina at its Call for Code: IBM watsonx Workshop, held…
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Columbia Green and City of Columbia host October 19 luncheon for Beat the Heat – plant a tree program
October 7, 2024
Columbia Green, in partnership with the City of Columbia, announced a special luncheon and educational event on October 19, 2024, at 11:30 AM as part of the “Beat the Heat”…
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Duke Energy continues rebuild of power infrastructure following Hurricane Helene
October 7, 2024
More than 2.16 million customers restored in the Carolinas – approximately 85,000. 334,000 customers are still without service in Upstate South Carolina and mountains of North Carolina. Some left without…
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Carolinas unite
October 7, 2024
City of Columbia, SC, Provides Water Aid to Asheville, NC In response to a water shortage request from North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, the South Carolina Governor’s office quickly enlisted…
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City of Charleston Fire and Police departments unite for Hurricane Helene relief: volunteer and donation efforts underway
October 7, 2024
Hurricane Helene devastated communities the Upstate and in North Carolina. People have lost their homes, businesses, and many are still without power or cell service. The City of Charleston’s Police…
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Voter registration deadline in South Carolina extended to October 14
October 7, 2024
The deadline to register to vote in South Carolina ahead of the 2024 General Election has been extended to Monday, October 14, 2024. To vote in South Carolina, state law requires a person…
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Community Resource Fair set for Oct. 8
October 7, 2024
Join City staff and elected officials as we welcome local workforce agencies, support organizations and educational institutions to the CommUNITY Resource Fair at the Prisma Health Welcome Center in Unity Park on Tuesday,…
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RBHS named to Advanced Placement School Honor Roll
October 7, 2024
Lexington County School District One’s River Bluff High School earned recognition for student success and was named to the 2024 Advanced Placement® Program (AP®) School Honor Roll, earning a Gold…
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Upstate Pregnancy Center Expands Monthly Diaper Drive-Thru to Meet Increased Demand After Hurricane Helene
October 7, 2024
In response to the growing needs of families impacted by Hurricane Helene, the Upstate Pregnancy Center is expanding its monthly Diaper Drive-Thru event in Laurens. Originally scheduled for Tuesday, October…
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FEMA Provides Disaster Assistance at The Ridge in Laurens Today – What You Need to Know
October 7, 2024
By Staff Reporter The FEMA Disaster Assistance Station is open today at The Ridge, located at 301 Exchange Rd, Laurens, to offer support to residents affected by Hurricane Helene. Brenda…
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New grant targets improvements in math and chronic absenteeism for Richland Two students
October 7, 2024
A grant from the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) is providing resources for Richland School District Two to launch the Helping Hands Coalition project in 14 schools and centers.…
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Hispanic Heritage Month celebration set for October 12th
October 7, 2024
The Latino Community Development and Richland School District Two are observing National Hispanic Heritage Month with a Carnaval del Barrio or Neighborhood Carnival. This celebration of the rich culture and…
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Laurens Electric Monday Morning Power Restoration Update
October 7, 2024
As of Monday at 8:00 a.m., 6,105 of our members (or 9%) remain without power. We are in the most difficult and time-consuming phase of the restoration process. Although crews…
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After a Long Wait and Storm Delays, the Show Must Go On—and What a Show It Will Be!
October 7, 2024
Following delays caused by the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Laurens County Community Theater (LCCT) is excited to announce that their highly anticipated production of Snow White and the Prince is finally…
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Debris Removal in Laurens County Set to Begin Week of October 14, 2024, as SCDOT Continues Recovery Efforts
October 7, 2024
The South Carolina Department of Transportation continues to clear trees, reopen roadways and assist utility crews with their operations. As that wraps up, our attention turns to cleaning storm debris…
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Seventeen Laurens County School District 55 Educators Earn their Master’s Degree in Education on Diverse Learning
October 7, 2024
Laurens County School District 55 (LCSD 55) is honored to celebrate seventeen of its educators who earned a Master’s Degree in Education on Diverse Learning from Lander University. One of…
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PC Falls to Toreros After 87-Yard Scoop & Score in OT
October 7, 2024
The Presbyterian College football team never trailed at any point in regulation on Saturday afternoon against the San Diego Toreros, although a 26-yard touchdown pass with eight seconds left and…
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Laurens Electric Sunday Evening Update
October 6, 2024
As of Sunday at 8:00 p.m., 6,849 of our members (or 10%) of our members remain without power. We are in the most difficult phase of the rebuilding and restoration…
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Status Update on Laurens County Recovery from Hurricane Helene
October 6, 2024
As of October 6, Laurens County continues its recovery efforts from the impacts of Hurricane Helene, with various aspects of community infrastructure returning to stability. County Administrator Thomas Higgs provided…
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Clinton Community Garden to Celebrate Community Resilience at ‘Gathering in the Garden’ Party on October 14th
October 6, 2024
In the midst of the ongoing clean-up from the destruction caused by Hurricane Helene, the Clinton Community Garden feels now is the perfect time to come together for our annual…
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Sonny Ledda Retires as Clinton Police Chief, Begins New Role as Laurens County Emergency Management Director
October 6, 2024
By staff reporter On Friday at 3:15 PM, Chief Sonny Ledda made his final call with the City of Clinton, marking the end of a 25+ year law enforcement career…
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