Silicon Ranch, Central Electric partner with Meta to bring 100 MW of solar online in Orangeburg County
August 19, 2025
Project supports Meta’s 100% sustainability goal at its first data center in South Carolina COLUMBIA, SC & NASHVILLE, TN – Silicon Ranch, owner and operator of one of the nation’s…
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Serve & Connect launches 2025 “Feed an Officer” campaign in honor of fallen Officer Greg Alia
August 19, 2025
Donations & Volunteers Needed to Help Deliver Meals to Over 1,000 Officers this December This December, Serve & Connect invites the community to join its annual Feed an Officer campaign,…
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Attorney General Alan Wilson issues Parental Rights Guide
August 19, 2025
Attorney General Alan Wilson today released the 2025–2026 Parental Rights Guide, equipping parents with key federal, state, and local laws. Last week, a federal court ruling allowed bathroom access to…
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“Nonprofits Get It Done” — National Council of Nonprofits and Together SC Launch SC campaign to reaffirm the role of nonprofits in American life
August 18, 2025
New Campaign Highlights How Local Nonprofits Strengthen Communities, Serve Neighbors, and Improve Lives Across South Carolina Together SC, a network of 1,000 nonprofits across the state, announced the official launch…
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Jim ’60 and Carolyn Willis Creel ’61 make transformational gift to Clemson
August 18, 2025Jim ’60 and Carolyn Willis Creel ’61 have made a lasting impact on Clemson University with a generous $2 million gift to name the Creel Family Auditorium in the newly…
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Charleston County to update downtown parking garage rates Oct. 1
August 18, 2025
Following a comprehensive market analysis that found Charleston County’s monthly and transient parking rates to be below prevailing market values, the County will implement rate adjustments at the Cumberland (90…
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Colliers announces the promotions of Melissa Brewington and Brigette Walters
August 18, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina announced the promotions of Melissa Brewington and Brigette Walters within its accounting department in Columbia. Melissa Brewington’s new role as REMS Accounting Manager includes the supervision…
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United Community expands access to homeownership with up to $10,000 in down payment assistance
August 18, 2025
United Community is strengthening its commitment for a path to homeownership through expanded down payment assistance and grant offerings, highlighted by a bank-funded program that provides up to $10,000 in…
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Garvin Design Group, Hood Construction complete USC Garnet Station at Russell House
August 18, 2025
Garvin Design Group and Hood Construction joined University of South Carolina (USC) administrators, students, and staff to celebrate the grand opening of Garnet Station, the newest and largest dining destination…
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SC Ports receives final federal reimbursement for Harbor Deepening Project
August 18, 2025
The final federal reimbursement for the Charleston Harbor Deepening Project has been disbursed to the South Carolina Ports Authority, a total of $21.28 million allocated by Congress in the U.S.…
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CCSD sees significant increase in enrollment at district Centers for Advanced Studies
August 18, 2025
Charleston County School District is proud to announce a significant increase in enrollment at the district’s three Centers for Advanced Studies (Cooper River, East Cooper, and West Ashley Centers for Advanced Studies).…
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Crown Forklift joins Keurig Dr Pepper at Tyger River Industrial Park in Moore, SC
August 18, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina, alongside Pacolet Milliken and Hillwood Development, announced that Building 500 at Tyger River Industrial Park has reached full occupancy. The multi-tenant facility is now home to…
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Original Six Foundation’s O6 Afterschool program marks 10 years of impact
August 18, 2025
Expands to Reach More South Carolina Students The Original Six (O6) Foundation proudly celebrates the 10th anniversary of its flagship initiative, the O6 Afterschool program—an effort that has empowered students…
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The Southern Bank names Jamie Parfrey Vice President and Branch Manager in Greenville
August 18, 2025
The Southern Bank, a South Carolina- and Georgia-based community bank, announced the appointment of Jamie Parfrey as Vice President and Branch Manager, leading the bank’s strategic efforts to strengthen client…
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Last Call for Tickets: Laurens County Museum’s 20th Birthday Gala
August 18, 2025
The Laurens County Museum’s 20th Birthday Gala is almost here, and this is the final call to secure your tickets for an evening of celebration and community support on Saturday,…
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City of Columbia Pedestrian and Bicyclist Counts: Help Make Sure We All Count!
August 18, 2025
The City of Columbia is seeking volunteers to help conduct our routine Pedestrian & Bicyclist Counts throughout Columbia. By counting pedestrians and bicyclists, volunteers help to ensure that all of…
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Breaking ground on Novant Health
August 18, 2025
Greenville Facility Targeted to Open in 2027 The turning of purple sand marked the official start of construction at the Novant Health Patewood Campus. Novant Health leaders held a groundbreaking…
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City proposes new office buildings in West Ashley
August 18, 2025
The City of Charleston has proposed constructing new city office buildings at 1660 and 1662 Ingram Road in West Ashley, marking a major step in bringing municipal services closer to…
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Story Time Greatest Hits & LEGO® Free Build: Fun for All Ages!
August 18, 2025
Families are invited to join us for two exciting events celebrating creativity and fun this August! Story Time Greatest Hits – Summer PreviewSing a song, hear a story, and make…
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Anime Day: Blue Lock Screening at the Laurens Branch
August 18, 2025
Anime Day is back—let the games begin! Join us as we kick off the semester with a high-energy screening of Blue Lock(TV-14), the intense sports anime where soccer, ambition, and…
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Laurens County Chamber of Commerce Launches 2025 Touchdown Club
August 18, 2025
The Laurens County Chamber of Commerce is kicking off its 2025 Touchdown Club with a season filled with outstanding speakers and the opportunity to spotlight local student-athletes. The first meeting…
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Deadline Approaching for Freedom BBQ with AG Alan Wilson, First of Upcoming Candidate Events
August 18, 2025
The Laurens County Republican Party is reminding the community that time is running out to secure tickets for the upcoming Freedom BBQ featuring South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson. Tickets…
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Celebrating 50 Years of Choral Harmony: The Laurens County Chorale Invites You
August 18, 2025
Half a century of voices, one community in song. The Laurens County Chorale is celebrating a milestone this year—fifty years of choral harmony in the community. Since its founding, the…
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As More Consumers Seek Healthier Options, Lush Acres Farm Offers Bulk Beef for Fall Pickup
August 18, 2025
As more consumers are looking for healthier, locally sourced food options, Lush Acres Farm in Clinton, South Carolina, is making it easier to bring quality beef straight to your table.…
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Candidates for 2025 City of Columbia Municipal Election
August 18, 2025
The City of Columbia Municipal Election will be held on Tuesday, November 4, 2025 for the office of Mayor and Councilmembers for District One, District Four and At-Large seats. The…
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City of Columbia Design/Development Review Commission | Thursday, August 21, 2025
August 18, 2025
On Thursday, August 21, 2025, the Design/Development Review Commission meeting will be held at 4:00 p.m. at City Hall, 1737 Main Street, Columbia, SC 29201. Members of the public who…
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Dorchester County opens new Pine Trace Park
August 18, 2025
Park Features First County-Owned Disc Golf Course, Inclusive Playground, and Kayaking and Fishing Opportunities Dorchester County Council and Dorchester County Parks and Recreation joined with local elected and appointed officials…
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The new Board of Directors for SMPS Palmetto’s 2025 – 2026 term
August 18, 2025The Society for Marketing Professional Services (SMPS) Palmetto Chapter announced its newly appointed Board of Directors for the 2025 – 2026 term. This distinguished group of accomplished leaders, representing a…
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Tiny Trotters Travel In Style
August 18, 2025
Thanks to the Laurens County Fair Foundation, Let’s Saddle Up is proud to announce that they were awarded a grant to purchase a new horse trailer for their Tiny Trotters…
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Pope Flynn achieves Band 1 Banking & Finance ranking for South Carolina in Chambers and Partners USA 2025 Guide
August 18, 2025
Pope Flynn, a law firm concentrating in public finance and governmental law, has achieved a Band 1 Banking & Finance ranking for South Carolina in the 2025 USA Chambers and…
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The famed Soapstone Baptist Fish Fry coming back for encore this September
August 18, 2025
PUMPKINTOWN, SC – The legendary Soapstone Baptist Church Fish Fry is coming back for an encore this September. As a spry 83-year-old, Mable Owens Clarke said “it’s no big deal…
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Deadline Approaching for Freedom BBQ with AG Alan Wilson, First of Upcoming Candidate Events
August 18, 2025
The Laurens County Republican Party is reminding the community that time is running out to secure tickets for the upcoming Freedom BBQ featuring South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson. Tickets…
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Clinton Post 56 Hosts Annual Recognition Banquet Honoring Students and Gold Star Family
August 17, 2025
On Saturday, August 9, Copeland-Davidson American Legion Post 56 and Auxiliary Unit 56 of Clinton held their annual recognition banquet to honor the students who attended the American Legion Leadership…
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Gov. Henry McMaster Authorizes Deployment of National Guard to Washington, D.C.
August 17, 2025
Guardsmen Subject to Immediate Recall for Hurricane or Natural Disaster Response On Saturday, Governor Henry McMaster authorized the deployment of 200 South Carolina National Guardsmen to Washington, D.C. The guardsmen…
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Presbyterian College Baseball Welcomes O’Kevius Conway as Assistant Coach
August 17, 2025
Presbyterian College head baseball coach Elton Pollock has announced the addition of O’Kevius Conway as an assistant coach for the Blue Hose. Conway joins PC following a successful tenure as…
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SC Attorney General Alan Wilson hosts U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, state and federal law enforcement to address public safety threats
August 16, 2025
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi joined South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson in Greenville last week for a high-level law enforcement roundtable focused on strengthening partnerships between state and federal…
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Laurens County First Steps Survey and Listening Session to Guide Early Childhood Programs
August 16, 2025
Laurens County First Steps is launching a comprehensive Needs Assessment to understand better the strengths, challenges, and priorities related to early childhood development in Laurens County. The results will directly…
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American Legion Post 25 to Host Watts Mill Community Cleanup August 30
August 16, 2025
The American Legion Post 25 will lead a Watts Mill community cleanup on Saturday, August 30, in partnership with Keep Laurens County Beautiful. Volunteers are invited to gather at Eastside…
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Ameris Bank ribbon cutting at 300 East McBee Avenue
August 16, 2025
Ameris Bank held a ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday at its new branch at 300 East McBee Avenue, a premier location in Greenville’s growing North of Broad District. The bank occupies…
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Duke Energy seeks to extend operations for another 50 years at Bad Creek
August 16, 2025
Supporting unprecedented growth in the Carolinas Effort supports the intent of South Carolina leaders to address growth by continuing to operate proven electricity capacity in the state Duke Energy has…
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MUSC Health earns elite American Burn Association verification
August 16, 2025
One of just 40 burn centers in North America to earn ABA verification for both adults and children; partners with Shriners Children’s to provide pediatric burn care The MUSC Health…
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Failing to Plan in Family Business Succession: Planning to Fail?
August 15, 2025
By Brittany M. Midgette, CFP® Abacus Anyone who has watched the HBO series Succession has seen the challenges of passing along a family business to the next generation. While most…
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“Nonprofits Get It Done” — National Council of Nonprofits and Together SC launch South Carolina campaign to reaffirm the vital role of nonprofits in American life
August 15, 2025
New Campaign Highlights How Local Nonprofits Strengthen Communities, Serve Neighbors, and Improve Lives Across South Carolina Together SC, a network of 1,000 nonprofits across the state, announced the official launch…
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TGHA to provide vouchers for Voucher Action Sprint program aimed at helping people experiencing homelessness
August 15, 2025
The Greenville Housing Authority will be providing approximately 50 vouchers to current homeless persons in Greenville to help them find new housing under a new program known as Voucher Action…
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Francis Marion Extravaganza Tour to Explore Revolutionary War History
August 15, 2025
Local historian Durant Ashmore is inviting history enthusiasts to step back in time and walk in the footsteps of Revolutionary War hero Francis Marion during a three-day Francis Marion Extravaganza…
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Habitat of Humanity Greenville adds four new board members
August 15, 2025
Habitat for Humanity of Greenville County has added Sherry Barrett, Jonathan Thrasher, Melissa Huff and Bill Keckeis to its Board of Directors. Originally from Brunswick, Georgia, Barrett earned a Master…
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Blue Ridge Electric Co-op celebrates 85 years of service with commitment to the future
August 15, 2025
Blue Ridge Electric Cooperative celebrates 85 years of powering rural communities through quality service and reliability. Over the next year, the co-op will reinvest in our local community by supporting…
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The Nick welcomes Chelsey Malloy as new Membership & Development Manager
August 15, 2025
The Nickelodeon Theater announced the addition of Chelsey Malloy as its new Membership & Development Manager. Malloy will lead efforts to grow The Nick’s membership program, cultivate donor relationships, and…
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Forest Acres wins statewide award for Gills Creek Memorial Park
August 15, 2025The City of Forest Acres has earned top statewide recognition for its transformative work on Gills Creek Memorial Park. The 2025 Municipal Achievement Award from the Municipal Association of South Carolina honors the City’s…
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Melrose Market, a new concept from local restaurateur, announced for Melrose Heights retail center
August 15, 2025
Led by industry veteran Chad Elsey, the American brasserie is planned to open in 2026 Columbia’s hospitality scene is set to welcome a fresh concept with the announcement of Melrose…
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