Berkeley County opens public comment period on 2024 Annual Action Plan
March 18, 2024
Friday, March 15 – April 15 Berkeley County is seeking public feedback on its PY2024 Annual Action Plan (AAP), which addresses local housing and community development needs. The public may…
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Dr. Larry Miller of Greenville Technical College named to Complete College America’s Council on Equitable AI
March 18, 2024
Dr. Larry Miller, vice president of learning and workforce development at Greenville Technical College, has been invited to join the Complete College America Council on Equitable Artificial Intelligence (AI). Miller…
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Seeds of Growth: The Early Years of Verdin’s Farm and Garden
March 18, 2024
Nestled on 300 Lucas Avenue in Laurens, South Carolina, Verdin’s Farm and Garden reflects the resilience and passion of the Verdin family. Established in the fall of 1992, this family-owned…
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Reedy Reels Film Festival happening this weekend, 66+ films to see in downtown Greenville
March 18, 2024
Movie lovers will see more than 66 films at the Piedmont Natural Gas Presents Reedy Reels: The Greenville Film Festival being March 22 to March 24 at the South Carolina…
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Top 4 products announced in Coolest Thing Made in SC competition
March 18, 2024
Four products have advanced in the 3rd Annual Manufacturing Madness contest presented by BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina. The winner will earn the title of “Coolest Thing Made in SC.”…
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Richland County Sheriff’s Department celebrates Women’s History Month
March 18, 2024Sheriff Lott says women are “vital” to the overall mission By W. Thomas Smith Jr. In its commemoration and celebration of Women’s History Month, March 1-31, 2024, the Richland County…
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Chapin Commercial Construction builds new headquarters for Heavy Iron Cranes in Lexington, S.C.
March 18, 2024
Chapin Commercial Construction, a family-owned-and-operated licensed general contracting company headquartered in Chapin, South Carolina, announces construction is underway on the new Heavy Iron Cranes headquarters at 4682 Augusta Road in…
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Clinton American Legion Auxiliary Unit 56 Celebrates Charter Restoration
March 18, 2024
The American Legion Auxiliary (ALA) Unit 56 in Clinton had a significant celebration on March 12th, marking the restoration of its unit charter. The event was attended by South Carolina…
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Presbyterian Women to Face Sacred Heart in March Madness 2024 NCAA Tournament’s First Four
March 17, 2024
Presbyterian College (PC) women’s basketball team made history as they entered the March Madness 2024 NCAA Tournament for the first time. The excitement among Blue Hose supporters was electric with…
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Culbertson’s Kitchen Announces Farewell to Pizza Trailer, Teases Exciting Upgrades
March 17, 2024
In a heartfelt announcement on Sunday, Ryland and Katy Culbertson, the dynamic duo behind Culbertson’s Kitchen, shared news that undoubtedly struck a chord with their loyal patrons: the beloved pizza…
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Clinton Jr. Tennis Program: Spring Sessions Now Open!
March 17, 2024
Get ready to swing into action this spring with the Clinton Jr. Tennis Program, led by Coach Chuck Waldron. Starting April 8th, young athletes age 4 and up can dive…
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SC Highway Patrol names 2023 Trooper of the Year, Telecommunications Operator of the Year
March 17, 2024
The South Carolina Department of Public Safety announced its 2023 Trooper of the Year and Telecommunications Operator of the Year (TCO) at a ceremony today. The winners were selected from…
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MiLaysia Fulwiley signs with the Curry Brand
March 17, 2024
Under Armour announced that it has signed University of South Carolina (USC) guard MiLaysia Fulwiley to a multi-year NIL (name, image, and likeness) partnership with Curry Brand. As the first…
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Main Street Bake Shoppe in Clinton Introduces New Hours
March 17, 2024
In a bid to better serve its cherished customers while ensuring optimal staff efficiency, Main Street Bake Shoppe in Clinton has unveiled its revamped operating hours. After carefully analyzing customer…
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Get Your Hands Dirty with the South Carolina 4-H Small Garden Project
March 17, 2024
Kids, are you ready to embark on a green-fingered adventure? Look no further than the South Carolina 4-H Small Garden Project! This initiative offers youth across the state a unique…
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South Carolina Leads in Home Foreclosures in February Amid Rising Living Costs
March 17, 2024
A recent Daily Mail report reveals a surge in home foreclosures across the US, with South Carolina bearing the brunt. Escalating interest rates and soaring living expenses are pushing many…
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Fountain Inn K9 Teams Excel at National Narcotic Detector Dog Association’s National Competition
March 15, 2024
The Fountain Inn Police Department proudly announces the exceptional performance of its K9 teams at the National Narcotic Detector Dog Association’s (NNDDA) National Competition held in Warner Robbins, Georgia. The…
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Landlord incentives provide more affordable housing
March 15, 2024
The Greenville Housing Authority (TGHA) is working to strengthen relationships with landlords through new incentives in its Housing Choice Voucher Program. Those new incentives include one month’s contract rent for…
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New Masters programs at Furman
March 15, 2024
DLI alumni and leaders across the state of South Carolina, From time to time we share information about programs and events that may be of interest to you. Please see…
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Tickets Now on Sale for 2024 Laurens County Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony
March 15, 2024
The Laurens County Sports Hall of Fame will induct five members into its fifth class on April 25, 2024. The induction ceremony will be held at the Laurens County Museum…
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Dani Wilkinson, founder of Bodhi & Co., named 2024 Women of Influence honoree
March 14, 2024
Dani Wilkinson, Founder of Bodhi & Co., was named a 2024 Women of Influence in the GSA Business Report. Each year, Upstate businesswomen who reach inspiring heights in their careers are recognized…
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Experienced Litigator Megan Rushton joins Nelson Mullins’ Greenville team
March 14, 2024
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP has added senior associate Megan Rushton to its Greenville Litigation Team. Rushton will focus her practice on complex business disputes, commercial litigation, and product liability…
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Lander honors corporate partners for commitment to workforce education
March 14, 2024
Lander University’s College of Graduate and Online Studies recognized the contributions of 20 corporate partners whose commitment to workforce education is strengthening the state’s economy and helping workers achieve their…
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Lexington Chamber now accepting applications for $5,000 Doris Burkett Scholarship
March 14, 2024
The Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center is now accepting applications for its $5,000 Doris Burkett Scholarship. The Doris Burkett Scholarship is given to one Lexington School District One student who…
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Nonprofits can now apply for first round of Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation grants
March 14, 2024
Grants support human needs, environmental stewardship, education, and community vitality. Starting in 2024, applications will be accepted online during two annual grant cycles. Deadline to apply for spring grant cycle is…
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State Museum to showcase Black Culinary Traditions with special program on May 18
March 14, 2024
After-hours event features a discussion with chef and food writer, Amethyst Ganaway, along with special tastings of South Carolina cuisine The South Carolina State Museum welcomed rising culinary star, Amethyst…
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Carolina Cup sponsored by MUSC Health only two weeks away
March 14, 2024
Tickets sales are brisk for annual Spring steeplechase event By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Tickets are on sale for the 89th running of the CAROLINA CUP races presented by MUSC…
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Experience Columbia SC relaunches Sally Salamander Walking Tour
March 14, 2024
Experience Columbia SC announced the relaunch of the beloved Sally Salamander Walking Tour with a new design, interactive printed collateral and user-friendly digital experience. The Sally Salamander Walking Tour was…
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Keith Albert to tell about the dangerous work of clearing the jungle in Vietnam
March 14, 2024
One of the biggest obstacles the U.S. military services faced in Vietnam was that posed by Mother Nature – the lush, tropical rainforest that never stopped growing. It impeded movement,…
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Colliers Charleston Retail Report: Absorption and construction increase to end 2023
March 14, 2024
Commercial Real Estate Research & Forecast Report Q4 2023 Charleston Retail Market Highlights Charleston’s construction pipeline grew to 560,226 square feet in the fourth quarter of 2023, making up 45.33%…
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East West Partners announces release of 47 new residences in Phase III at The Waterfront Daniel Island
March 14, 2024
East West Partners, a premier, nationally awarded residential and commercial real estate development group with offices in Charleston, announces the sales launch for its third collection of residences at luxury…
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NAI Columbia announces February 2024 transactions
March 14, 2024
Columbia, SC Sales: – John Gregory, CCIM, Bill Lamar, and Tristan Lee sold 5911 Edmund Highway in Lexington, South Carolina. The industrial property is 10,500 square feet and…
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NAI Earle Furman welcomes new Staff Accountant
March 14, 2024
NAI Earle Furman, a leading full-service commercial real estate firm in the Carolinas, recently welcomed a new Staff Accountant to their Greenville office. Diane Adams has an extensive background in…
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Countybank promotes Peggy Chamblee to Retail Banking Manager
March 14, 2024
Countybank announced that Peggy Chamblee has been promoted to Vice President, Retail Banking Manager. In this leadership position, she will be responsible for managing Countybank’s financial centers. Chamblee will also…
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County sets groundbreaking for $5.2M in improvements to Sunset Drive
March 14, 2024
Upgrades will include a sidewalk, plus road and utility enhancements Richland County staff will soon announce a neighborhood improvement project along Sunset Drive in Columbia, just north of downtown. Beginning…
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Leah Suárez: A Celebration of Women in Jazz
March 14, 2024
Leah Suárez, one of Charleston’s premier vocalists, will lead her jazz ensemble in a Celebration of Women in Jazz in the Capers Hall auditorium on Thursday, March 21, at 6:30…
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NP Strategy expands social media team
March 14, 2024
Digital Media Specialist Maryanne Grinnell Joins NP Strategy NP Strategy, a strategic communications firm providing crisis, media and public relations assistance, continues to expand its social media team with the…
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Leadership Columbia Class of 2024 announces class project
March 14, 2024
Leadership Columbia partners with Serve & Connect The Leadership Columbia Class of 2024 (LC24) announced its partnership with Serve & Connect. As part of the Leadership Columbia program, each class…
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The Golden Gloved Artist
March 14, 2024
By Tom Poland During my not quite 10 years at the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources I worked among talented illustrators, filmmakers, designers, photographers, and artists. I watched…
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Why I Don’t Text
March 14, 2024
By Jeff Becraft People have asked me over the years, “Why don’t you text?” Some people even get aggravated with me about it. There are various reasons, but one…
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Colliers Columbia Retail Report: Population growth drives absorption and lower vacancy
March 14, 2024
Commercial Real Estate Research & Forecast Report Q4 2023 Columbia Retail Market Highlights Retail in Columbia performed well in the fourth quarter of 2023 with overall healthy indications for 2024.…
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Recruiting red flags (and how to fix them)
March 14, 2024
By Kamber Parker Bowden Founder of The YoPro Know While blatant red flags like unprofessional interview conduct are easily recognized and avoided by young professionals, your company may be creating…
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City of Charleston announces critical Active Flooding Mitigation Plan to enhance emergency management preparedness
March 14, 2024
Today, Mayor William Cogswell announced a significant flooding initiative to bolster preparedness and response capabilities in the face of severe weather threats. This initiative will provide increased accountability on city…
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Jeddie Suddeth named 2024 Best Lawyers® “Lawyer of the Year” for Real Estate in Charleston
March 14, 2024
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A. announced that James H. “Jeddie” Suddeth III was recently recognized by Best Lawyers as the 2024 “Lawyer of the Year” for Real Estate in Charleston. Only…
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Celebrate The Season raises more than $154,000 for local charities
March 14, 2024Celebrate The Season will donate $154,426 in 2023 event proceeds to local charities in the coming weeks. The annual holiday lights driving tour and festival, presented by Berkeley Electric Cooperative…
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Candidate Filing for June Partisan Primaries Opens Saturday March 16
March 13, 2024
The filing period for 2024 June Partisan Primaries begins on Saturday, March 16 at noon thru Monday, April 1 at noon. Anyone wishing to run for the 2024 primary seats…
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Join the Celebration: Presbyterian College Women’s Basketball Watch Party & NCAA Tournament Selection Show
March 13, 2024
Last Sunday, the Presbyterian College women’s basketball team etched their names in college history by clinching the Big South Championship. With their eyes set on the national stage, the team…
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Colliers | South Carolina promotes Kevin Pogue to Vice President
March 13, 2024
Colliers | South Carolina announced the promotion of Kevin Pogue to the role of Vice President. He has been with Colliers since 2022, when he joined the firm’s Spartanburg office…
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Credit One Charleston Open announces preliminary player field featuring top ranked players and Grand Slam champions
March 13, 2024
Player field highlighted by five Grand Slam champions, five Charleston champions and four top 10 players The Credit One Charleston Open, the largest women’s-only professional tennis tournament in North America, has…
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Fripp Island named among the South’s Best by Southern Living
March 13, 2024
Island recognized as one of the “Best Islands in South Carolina” FRIPP ISLAND, S.C. – Fripp Island is one of the South’s Best, honored by Southern Living as one of the…
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