Riverbank Elementary’s Beyond Goals soccer program delivers more than the skills of the game
March 11, 2025The sun is shining, the trees are budding – and that means it’s time for soccer. But in the case of Riverbank Elementary, it’s soccer with a side of mentoring,…
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Lander University’s Iriarte to Showcase Drone Cinematography at Lander Film Festival
March 11, 2025by Micaela Pallete As the 15th anniversary of the Lander Film Festival approaches, Dr. Walter Iriarte’s presentation on the evolving role of drone cinematography in filmmaking is set to be…
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Liberty STEAM School receives donated CPR kits and staff training
March 11, 2025American Heart Association supports emergency preparedness for students and staff The American Heart Association, devoted to a world of healthier lives for all, announces a generous donation of CPR kits and a…
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Trio Solutions Inc. wins Small Business of the Year
March 11, 2025Charleston Metro Chamber recognizes local marketing agency The Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce announced Trio Solutions Inc. (TRIO) as the recipient of the Small Business of the Year award, one…
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Novant Health announces Sarah Tuley as new president of East Cooper Medical Center
March 11, 2025Novant Health announced that Sarah Tuley has been appointed as the new facility president of Novant Health East Cooper Medical Center, effective March 31. Tuley brings extensive leadership experience in…
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$60,000 awarded at Palmetto Goodwill’s “Shark Tank”-style showcase for small business owners
March 11, 2025Local entrepreneurs competed for investment funding at Palmetto Goodwill’s “Shark Tank”-inspired showcase. Five ambitious small business owners, representing the top graduates of our nonprofit’s intensive 12-week Microenterprise Accelerator Program (MAP), delivered…
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Brielle Golden named Community Manager of Judson Mill Community Innovation Hub
March 11, 2025The Jud Hub, a collaborative social innovation hub located in the historic Judson Mill District, has appointed Brielle Golden as its new Community Manager. With 16 years of customer service…
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Brew Laurens County to Feature Randy Pitts at March 19 Gathering
March 11, 2025The Laurens County Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Clinton invite local entrepreneurs and community members to the next Brew Laurens County gathering on Wednesday, March 19, at Pitts Music Studio (127…
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County Council Chairwoman earns leadership role with South Carolina Association of Counties
March 11, 2025Richland County Council Chairwoman Jesica Mackey has been appointed to serve on the board of directors for the South Carolina Association of Counties (SCAC). The SCAC, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization,…
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Trehel announces completion of Autokiniton expansion and renovation
March 11, 2025Trehel, privately held general contractors serving the region, announced the completion of the expansion and renovation of the Autokiniton manufacturing plant in Fountain Inn, working on behalf of the facility’s…
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St. Pat’s in Five Points Race, Parade and Festival!
March 11, 2025The Five Points Association will be sponsoring the St. Pat’s in Five Points Race, Parade and Festival on Saturday, March 15, 2025. The festivities will kick off with the Get…
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MTC Mavericks to Showoff at Harbison Theatre March 15
March 11, 2025Annual MTC talent competition returns for the sixth year Midlands Technical College Mavericks will compete in MTC’s annual talent competition, the MTC Showoff, Saturday, March 15. Auditions were open to…
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Entrepreneurial leader Angel Holmes launches “Never Stop Dreaming BIGGIE” podcast
March 11, 2025Angel Holmes, founder of Like Minded Charleston and The Brighter Side Society, launched the “Never Stop Dreaming BIGGIE,” a weekly podcast dedicated to helping ambitious entrepreneurs turn their biggest dreams…
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GSP recognized as Best Small Airport in North America by customers in 2024
March 11, 2025Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) continues its legacy of excellence, securing top honors in the Airport Council International’s Airport Service Quality (ASQ) awards. This marks the third consecutive year that GSP…
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The Champagne Lounge & Restaurant coming to the Vista this spring
March 11, 2025Colliers’ Retail Services Team brings 902 Gervais Street to full occupancy Colliers | South Carolina’s Rox Pollard III represented the landlord, Visions Holdings, in the leasing of 4,767 square feet…
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New statewide survey finds SC GOP voters overwhelmingly support clean energy projects
March 11, 2025Sustain SC recently released a second study examining conservative support for clean energy in South Carolina, following an earlier survey on conservative backing for land conservation. The latest findings reveal…
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SC Highway Patrol Honors 2024 Trooper and Telecommunications Operator of the Year
March 11, 2025The South Carolina Highway Patrol announced its 2024 Trooper of the Year and Telecommunications Operator of the Year (TCO) last Friday. The statewide winners were selected from regional winners across…
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Trinity Partners Columbia names Braden Shockley and Jake Nidiffer Director
March 10, 2025Trinity Partners Columbia announced the promotion of Braden Shockley and Jake Nidiffer to the role of Director. Their leadership, dedication, and industry expertise have been instrumental in the firm’s success…
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SouthCon Building Group wins national award for Boone Hall 1850s Gin House renovation
March 10, 2025SouthCon Building Group, a full-service general contractor based in Mount Pleasant, received a National Excellence in Construction (EIC) Award for a local historic preservation project during the Associated Builders and…
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Reid Sherard named 2025 Best Lawyers® ‘Lawyer of the Year’ for Family Law in Greenville, South Carolina
March 10, 2025The 2025 edition of Best Lawyers® has named Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd P.A. shareholder Reid Sherard “Lawyer of the Year” for Family Law in Greenville, South Carolina. Reid leads HSB’s family…
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Vincent Weaver of Greenville Technical College selected for USC’s Faculty Development in International Business program
March 10, 2025Vincent Weaver, department chair for the Management and Supply Chain Management programs at Greenville Technical College, has been selected as one of 28 people to participate in the Faculty Development…
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Laurens County Manufacturer Among Top 8 Finalists in SC Manufacturing Madness Competition
March 10, 2025Public Voting to Decide the “Coolest Thing Made in SC” Eight products have advanced in the 4th Annual Manufacturing Madness contest, a competition to crown the “Coolest Thing Made in…
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Goodwyn Mills Cawood adding another South Carolina location with Rock Hill expansion
March 10, 2025Architecture and engineering firm Goodwyn Mills Cawood (GMC) is further investing in the Carolinas with the addition of its Rock Hill, South Carolina office. The firm is no stranger to…
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Clinton Native Returns to Lead Clinton Middle School Band and Assist Devil Regiment
March 10, 2025The Clinton band family is welcoming home one of its own as a new leader in the program. A Clinton native and former member of the Devil Regiment, Kate Wages…
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The Southern Bank invests in the future: supporting community growth through associate development
March 10, 2025The Southern Bank, a community bank with seven branches across South Carolina and Georgia, announced the appointment of Jacob Mallon as the newest member of the team, serving as a…
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Eight Finalists announced in 4th Annual Manufacturing Madness competition
March 10, 2025Public Voting to Decide the “Coolest Thing Made in SC” Eight products have advanced in the 4th Annual Manufacturing Madness contest, a competition to crown the “Coolest Thing Made in…
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Exciting March Events at Laurens County Libraries
March 10, 2025The Laurens County Library System is offering a variety of engaging programs this March, providing opportunities for fun, learning, and community connection for all ages. Trivia Night at the Clinton…
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Second Saturday Service Workday a Success in Clinton
March 10, 2025The first Second Saturday Service workday, organized by Main Street Clinton, proved to be a great success, as volunteers came together on Saturday morning to make a visible difference in…
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City of Laurens Announces Line Up of Events in March and April
March 10, 2025As the days grow longer and the flowers begin to bloom, Downtown Laurens is gearing up for a lively spring season packed with exciting events. From live music and delicious…
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Lander Sport Management Students Gain Hands-On Experience at Major Sporting Events
March 10, 2025Sport management programs are among the fastest-growing degree offerings on college campuses across the United States, and Lander University is no exception. The number of students in Lander’s sport management…
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Call for Craft Vendors & Food Trucks for Clinton Easter Egg Hunt
March 9, 2025The City of Clinton, Lush Acres Farm, and Laurens County School District 56 are inviting craft vendors and food trucks to participate in this year’s Easter Egg Hunt, scheduled for…
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Inaugural Laurens County Sports Awards to Shine a Spotlight on Local Athletes
March 9, 2025“Sports’ Biggest Night in Laurens County” will kick off in 2025 with the inaugural Laurens County Sports Awards on Thursday, May 22 at 7pm at Belk Auditorium on the campus…
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Tour of Restored Piney Grove Schoolhouse at Culbertson Backcountry Settlement Set for March 15
March 9, 2025A rare glimpse into Laurens County’s early education history will be available to the public on Saturday, March 15, as the restored Piney Grove Schoolhouse for Black Americans opens for…
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March Yard and Garden Tips from Clemson Extension
March 9, 2025As the arrival of spring brings warmer temperatures and longer days, March is a crucial time for lawn and garden care in Laurens County. Whether you’re tackling weeds, preparing your…
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Blue Hose Take Down Previously Undefeated No. 23 Alabama on the Road
March 9, 2025The Presbyterian College baseball team (8-9) delivered one of their most impressive performances of the season, taking down the previously undefeated No. 23 Alabama (16-1) with an 11-8 victory on…
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City of Columbia breaks ground to celebrate the revitalization efforts in the Jones McDonald Community Club Neighborhood
March 7, 2025The City of Columbia in partnership with the TN Development Corporation hosted a groundbreaking celebration on Thursday, March 6, 2025, to recognize five single-family homes that are to be constructed…
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Unveiling Two New Urban Canvas tapestries in Cottontown during ‘Cottontown Art Crawl’
March 7, 2025Who: Columbia Streams Art public art program, Cottontown Community What: Two new Urban Canvas tapestries will make their public debut in the 2100 block of Sumter Street during the Cottontown Art Crawl on…
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Dorchester County partners host first Critical Infrastructure Summit for the county
March 7, 2025Dorchester County Emergency Management and the Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office hosted the first-ever Critical Infrastructure Summit in the county. The summit brought together key public and private sector stakeholders to…
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Rhonda Porter inducted into Spartanburg Association of Realtors® Hall of Fame
March 7, 2025Coldwell Banker Caine announced Rhonda Porter’s induction into the Spartanburg Association of REALTORS® (SAR) Hall of Fame, honoring her outstanding contributions to the real estate industry and her lasting impact…
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Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center welcomes 4-millionth visitor
March 7, 2025The Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center (CMCC) welcomed its four-millionth visitor Wednesday with the Darla Moore School of Business’ Spring 2025 Business Expo. The CMCC, now in its 20th year, hosts local,…
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SCETV is now free to stream for Prime Video viewers in the U.S.
March 7, 2025South Carolina ETV (SCETV) is now streaming for Amazon Prime Video viewers in South Carolina. The partnership between PBS and Amazon brings ETV-HD along with the PBS KIDS Channel to Prime Video’s free ad-supported streaming television…
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CarolinaPower’s Edson Moo assumes expanded role as VDC Manager for Southeast Operations
March 7, 2025CarolinaPower, a leading employee-owned regional electrical contractor with four offices across South Carolina, announces the promotion of Edson Moo to Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) Manager for Southeast Operations. Virtual…
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Rebuild Upstate raises more than $67,000 for home preservation at second annual silent auction event
March 7, 2025Rebuild Upstate, a local nonprofit dedicated to preserving safe and affordable housing for individuals and families in need, celebrated its wildly successful A Toast to Home event last week. Guests…
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Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd’s Sam Mabry receives 2024 ABOTASC Joel W. Collins, Jr. Chapter Service Award
March 7, 2025Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd P.A. announces that shareholder H. Sam Mabry III received the American Board of Trial Advocates South Carolina Chapter (ABOTASC) Joel W. Collins, Jr. Chapter Service Award at…
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Integer Technologies adds $63 million in annual economic impact for South Carolina
March 7, 2025Defense tech company’s cumulative impact projected to be more than $750 million by 2030 Integer Technologies, a defense tech company focused on delivering next-gen digital engineering solutions to government and…
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Spring Into Action: Shield Your Home from Termites
March 7, 2025National Termite Awareness Week is March 9-15 As we move into the warmer spring months, this seasonal transition brings longer days and sunnier weather—and a reminder that termites are becoming…
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Credit One Charleston Open announces preliminary player field featuring 12 top 20 players and five past champions
March 6, 2025The player field includes top 10 Americans Jessica Pegula, Madison Keys and Emma Navarro The Credit One Charleston Open, North America’s largest women’s-only professional tennis tournament, has released the preliminary player…
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Join Our Team | Now Hiring: Director of Programs
March 6, 2025We are currently hiring for the position of Director of Programs at YWCA Greater Charleston. If you’re passionate about making an impact and leading innovative programs, we would love to hear…
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SCDOT Commissioners sworn in after confirmation
March 6, 2025The South Carolina Department of Transportation is announcing the swearing in of two SCDOT Commissioners. Commissioner Sel Hemingway, Jr. will join SCDOT for his first term after being confirmed and…
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Dominion Energy reminds customers of available Energy Assistance
March 6, 2025LIHEAP Awareness Day is March 5th Dominion Energy representatives attended an event this week on Capitol Hill to raise awareness about the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, which helps eligible…
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