Burn Boot Camp Simpsonville to host free pop-up workout at The Mill at Fountain Inn
August 10, 2026Local residents looking to experience high-energy group fitness are invited to take part in a complimentary outdoor workout this weekend. Burn Boot Camp – Simpsonville, SC has announced a free…
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Simpsonville Arts Foundation announces date for annual Oktoberfest celebration at Burdette Central
August 10, 2026Autumn festivities are returning to downtown Simpsonville as the Simpsonville Arts Foundation, Inc. (SAFI) officially announces the date for its annual Oktoberfest celebration. Scheduled for Friday, October 16, 2026, the…
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Struggling to figure out what to pack for your kids’ school lunch? Here are ideas for each age group
August 10, 2026It is one of the most persistent daily challenges of the school year: packing a lunch that actually gets eaten, stays fresh until noon, and doesn’t take an hour to…
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Crown + Bloom Coffee Co. launches teacher and homeschool educator appreciation discount for back-to-school week
August 10, 2026As local students prepare to head back to the classroom, Crown + Bloom Coffee Co. is kicking off the new academic year with a special promotion honoring local educators. In…
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Dirt on the Strip: Confessions of a First-Time Winter Gardener
August 10, 2026I have a confession to make: I want a pepper tree. If you know me personally, you already know that jalapeño peppers are practically their own essential food group in…
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Simpsonville’s Luna Cafe gains local buzz for fresh pastries, savory bites, and cozy coffee shop atmosphere
August 10, 2026A hidden culinary gem in Simpsonville is drawing glowing praise from local food enthusiasts. Luna Cafe Bakehouse & Coffee Shop, situated at 401 N. Main Street (sharing a storefront building…
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The Front Porch announces major shop transition and inventory markdown sale in Simpsonville
August 10, 2026Local boutique The Front Porch has announced that big changes are on the horizon as the small business prepares to enter its next chapter. In a statement shared with customers,…
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Back-to-school dinner battle: Quick 20-minute weeknight recipes to beat the evening rush
August 10, 2026As school buses return to the roads and afternoon schedules fill with homework, sports practices, and club meetings, the daily question of “what’s for dinner?” becomes a high-stakes balancing act…
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Conestee Nature Preserve offers intimate golf cart tours designed for accessible nature exploration
August 10, 2026Conestee Nature Preserve is opening its trail system to visitors seeking a low-impact way to experience the sanctuary’s wildlife and landscapes. The preserve will host a Private Golf Cart Tour…
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Conestee Nature Preserve to host Great Southeast Pollinator Census event in Henderson Meadow
August 10, 2026Conestee Nature Preserve is calling on Upstate nature lovers, families, and aspiring citizen scientists to lend a hand in regional conservation efforts later this month. On Saturday, August 22, 2026,…
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Family Flicks series brings ‘The Sandlot’ to the big screen at BridgeWay Station
August 10, 2026Families across the Golden Strip looking for midweek entertainment can head to BridgeWay Station this Wednesday for a night of classic nostalgia on the big screen. The mixed-use development will…
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National Son and Daughter Day: Families across the nation pause to honor and celebrate their children
August 10, 2026Amid the hectic pace of summer schedules, back-to-school preparation, and daily work commitments, families across the country are setting aside time today to observe National Son and Daughter Day. Celebrated…
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Challenging some assumptions about rifles & muskets during the Revolution
August 10, 2026There’s an old joke about the American Revolution. It says the Patriots must have won a coin toss at the start, and elected to shoot from behind rocks and trees…
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Early registration closing soon for The Andy Quattlebaum Tour de Plantersville
August 10, 2026Early registration for the annual Andy Quattlebaum Tour de Plantersville cycling event is ending soon. Riders interested in taking advantage of discounted early registration rates are encouraged to register now…
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Navigating the Aftermath: Resources for rebuilding and reopening
August 10, 2026By Karen Owens Publisher Disasters and severe storms can disrupt a business in minutes, but the right preparation ensures your doors stay open. Following insights shared by local and state…
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SCDNR and SCETV launch new conservation storytelling initiative with premiere of Into the Wild
August 10, 2026The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) has launched a new multimedia partnership with South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV) to highlight the people, places, and conservation efforts…
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Clinton company builds the crates and pallets that keep the Upstate moving
August 10, 2026Most people never think about the wooden platform under a shipment of parts or the crate protecting a piece of equipment on its way across the country. Scott Shiflet thinks…
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HTC invests in Horry County’s youngest learners through expanded Ready, Set, Kindergarten partnership
August 10, 2026Cooperative Sponsorship Helps United Way of Horry County Expand Kindergarten Readiness Program to Six Elementary Schools Across Horry County HTC, the largest telecommunications cooperative in the United States, is investing…
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SCDNR and SCETV launch new conservation storytelling initiative with premiere of Into the Wild
August 10, 2026The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) has launched a new multimedia partnership with South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV) to highlight the people, places, and conservation efforts…
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Community support puts a transport van at the Laurens County Animal Shelter
August 10, 2026The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office and the Laurens County Animal Shelter are thanking area residents, businesses and Laurens County Council for filling a need the shelter has carried for years.…
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C4 Ministries calls on Laurens County churches for prayer and support
August 10, 2026C4 Ministries of Laurens County is asking churches across the county to stand behind its work with families at risk of losing their homes, as the organization heads into its…
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Big Air Laurens WePLAY program gives homeschool families a weekly PE option
August 10, 2026Homeschool, co-op and charter school families in Laurens County have a new outlet for physical education this school year through the WePLAY program at Big Air Laurens. The program is…
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Polls open Tuesday in special Republican primary for U.S. Senate
August 10, 2026Laurens County voters will join South Carolinians statewide at the polls Tuesday, Aug. 11, for the special Republican primary for the U.S. Senate. Polling places will be open from 7…
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Richland County Sheriff again recognized at Fort Jackson
August 10, 2026Leon Lott receives permanent name-recognition within the ongoing development of Centennial Park By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott, a South Carolina Military Veterans Hall of Fame…
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From Curiosity to Discovery: Presbyterian College students showcase a summer of asking bigger questions
August 10, 2026Summer Research Symposium highlights student scholarship while keynote speaker Tomeika Bennett challenges researchers to ask not what they want to become—but what problems they want to solve. The most important…
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The Vestibule to add online ordering and digital loyalty program
August 10, 2026The Vestibule Coffee & Tea in Clinton will soon offer online ordering. The owner said the decision came after considerable hesitation. The concern was that ordering through a screen might…
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Laurens County Museum’s Festival of Trees returns for a second season
August 9, 2026The Laurens County Museum is bringing back its Festival of Trees this holiday season and is inviting the community to help fill the museum with Christmas cheer. The display will…
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Lander Students Receive Scholarships from Mays Endowment
August 9, 2026The Greenwood County Community Foundation has awarded five Dr. Benjamin E. Mays Endowment scholarships to five students, four of whom are continuing their education at Lander University. The foundation, in…
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Colonial Life Charity Classic announces 2027 tournament dates
August 9, 2026Korn Ferry Tour event returns to Columbia May 20-23, 2027 Following a successful inaugural year, the Colonial Life Charity Classic is set to return to Woodcreek Golf Club May 20-23,…
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New data reveals over 81,000 Greenville County households struggle to afford the basics
August 9, 2026The United Way of Greenville County has released its latest ALICE report which found 35% of local households earn too little to cover essential costs, even as many work full…
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5 Points Social to celebrate grand opening in Columbia
August 9, 20265 Points Social, a new sports bar and entertainment venue in Columbia’s Five Points district, will celebrate its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, Aug. 13. Located at 632…
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VentureSouth surpasses $100 million invested in startups across the Southeast
August 9, 2026In 2008, a group of business leaders in Greenville, SC founded the Upstate Carolina Angel Network (UCAN) with a simple vision: give promising entrepreneurs across the Southeast access to the…
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TD SYNNEX Earns 2026 Great Place to Work Certification™
August 9, 2026TD SYNNEX recognized for fifth-consecutive year in prestigious workplace recognition program TD SYNNEX, a leading global distributor and solutions aggregator for the IT ecosystem, has received its fifth-consecutive annual recognition…
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Educators and community volunteer honored during America 250! Tea Party
August 9, 2026Guests from across South Carolina gathered August 1 for an America 250! Tea Party to commemorate two significant anniversaries. The first marked the 250th anniversary of the death of Revolutionary…
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Colliers announces new hire James Wilson to the accounting division
August 8, 2026Colliers | South Carolina announced the addition of James Wilson to the accounting team as a Property Accountant Supervisor, supporting the company’s four South Carolina offices. Wilson will oversee all…
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South Carolina’s Tax-Free Weekend: How Families Can Maximize Discounts & Deals for Back-to-School Shopping
August 8, 2026By Christine Williams President, Bank of America Myrtle Beach For many families, back-to-school shopping comes at a moment when budgets are already stretched. Fortunately, a few upcoming savings opportunities can…
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Healthcare on Wheels: St. James Health and Wellness introduces new mobile clinic
August 8, 2026St. James Health and Wellness is expanding its community reach with the launch of a new mobile care unit designed to bring essential healthcare services directly to local residents throughout…
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Two Christmas getaways offer big savings for holiday travelers
August 8, 2026If you’ve been dreaming of a festive holiday vacation without the stress of planning every detail, this Christmas may be the perfect time to pack your bags. Storehouse Tours is…
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Osprey Village to break ground on residential community for individuals with intellectual disabilities
August 7, 2026Osprey Village will host a groundbreaking ceremony at 9 a.m. Aug. 13 for a new residential community for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD). The first phase of the…
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Greenville Symphony single tickets now on sale for 2026-2027 “Common Ground” season
August 7, 2026Single tickets are now on sale for the Greenville Symphony’s 2026-2027 “Common Ground” season. Tickets became available at 10:00 a.m. today for the Symphony’s Peace Concert Hall and Gunter Theatre…
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South Carolina Department of Education headquarters earns 2026 Varco Pruden Hall of Fame Best of Category Award
August 7, 2026Pyramid Contracting announced that the South Carolina Department of Education Headquarters has been recognized as a 2026 Varco Pruden Hall of Fame Best of Category Winner in the Conventional Category.…
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Pawleys Island Rotary Club announces its annual golf tournament at Litchfield Country Club
August 7, 2026The Pawleys Island Rotary Club invites golfers, local businesses, and community members to participate in its annual Golf Tournament, taking place on Friday, October 30, 2026, at the Litchfield Country…
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Clarity Financial Solutions helps women plan for long-term care with innovative planning technology
August 6, 2026By Amanda Stilwell Founder and Senior Wealth Advisor Clarity Financial Solutions Women are often the caregivers in their families, helping aging parents, spouses and loved ones navigate long-term care decisions.…
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New physician brings decades of OB/GYN experience to growing region
August 6, 2026Women across the region now have expanded access to experienced obstetric and gynecologic care with the addition of Dr. Brent Baroody, M.D., to Tidelands Health OB/GYN. A board-certified OB/GYN with…
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Ameris Bank strengthens South Carolina leadership with market presidents in Midlands, Charleston and Greenville
August 6, 2026Ameris Bank is strengthening its leadership in South Carolina with the appointment of market presidents in the Midlands, Charleston and Greenville, three important growth areas across the state. Marvin Robinson…
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Peace Broadway single show tickets on sale August 7
August 6, 20268 Fabulous Shows for 8 Big Broadway Nights Out! Single tickets for eight of the nine productions making up the Peace Center’s 2026–2027 Broadway season go on sale to the…
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Coastal Crust opens new restaurant in Columbia’s BullStreet District
August 6, 2026South Carolina-based Coastal Crust officially opened its newest restaurant Tuesday in Columbia’s BullStreet District following a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by city leaders and project developers. The family-owned restaurant, located at…
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City of Charleston announces first-ever Resident Academy: applications open
August 6, 2026The City of Charleston is now accepting applications for its first-ever Resident Academy, a four-session, in-person program that gives residents a structured, behind-the-scenes introduction to how city government works. Each…
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CCSD names new Director of Safety and Risk Services
August 6, 2026CCSD has named Nancy Johnson as its new Director of Safety and Risk Services. Johnson brings more than 25 years of experience in risk management, insurance administration, workplace safety, and…
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South Carolina Office of Resilience and Google expand collaboration
August 6, 2026Expanded partnership supports weatherization and hazard resilience initiatives for resource-constrained households in storm-prone areas The South Carolina Office of Resilience (SCOR) and Google announced an expanded collaboration with Habitat for…
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