Simpsonville celebrates community, downtown charm at annual ‘Sippin’ Wine Tasting Tour
September 23, 2026
Downtown Simpsonville transformed into a bustling walking promenade as hundreds of residents, visitors, and local business supporters gathered for the annual “Sippin’ in Simpsonville: A Downtown Wine Tasting Tour.” Organized…
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Hymns & Hops set to return to BridgeWay Station this October
September 23, 2026
Popular community gathering Hymns & Hops is returning to BridgeWay Station this fall, inviting residents across the Golden Strip to come together for an open-air evening of music, fellowship, and…
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Greater Mauldin Chamber to host October ‘First Friday Coffee’ networking session
September 23, 2026
Local business leaders, entrepreneurs, and area residents will gather early next month as the Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce hosts its recurring “First Friday Coffee: Commerce & Community” gathering. The…
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State Museum’s In the Making: Contemporary Craft from South Carolina Exhibition opens October 10
September 23, 2026
The Museum’s first juried exhibition since 2018 showcases 12 South Carolina artists and the evolving story of contemporary craft across the state. Next month, the South Carolina State Museum will…
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Devro expanding Calhoun County operations, creating 19 jobs
September 23, 2026
Devro, a producer of edible films and coatings, is expanding its operations in Calhoun County, creating 19 new jobs. The company, which has operated for more than 85 years, manufactures…
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Ben “Yeti” Rhodes receives top honor from S.C. Black Belt Hall of Fame
September 23, 2026Award is the namesake of Sheriff Leon Lott By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Martial arts practitioner and acclaimed instructor for U.S. and foreign special operations forces Ben “Yeti” Rhodes was…
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Jake Nidiffer awarded Best & Brightest 35 & Under
September 23, 2026
Trinity Partners announced Partner, Jake Nidiffer, SIOR was selected for the 2026 Best & Brightest 35 & Under Award by Columbia Business Monthly. Each year, Integrated Media Publishing honors outstanding…
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City of Orangeburg hosts Community Chat about City Planning & Infrastructure
September 23, 2026
Learn about Orangeburg’s growth, development and revitalization The City of Orangeburg invites residents to join the Building Orangeburg Quarterly Community Chat on Tuesday, September 29 at Council Chambers, 933 Middleton…
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Fountain Inn Parks and Rec Launches ‘Fall for FIAC’ Family Night and Pumpkin Contest
September 23, 2026
The City of Fountain Inn Parks and Recreation Department has introduced a new seasonal community program, inviting local families to kick off autumn with an evening of hands-on activities, seasonal…
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Greater Mauldin Chamber announces 7th Annual Oyster Roast at BridgeWay Station
September 23, 2026
The Greater Mauldin Chamber of Commerce has opened ticket sales for its signature autumn gathering, the 7th Annual Oyster Roast, returning this fall to BridgeWay Station. Scheduled for Thursday, October…
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Veterans Nonprofit Seeks $850K Grant to Remove Toxic, Deteriorating Railroad Trestle from Cooper River
September 23, 2026
A crumbling, 70-year-old abandoned industrial railroad bridge jutting into the Cooper River poses an escalating threat to commercial boat traffic, delicate tidal wetlands, and marine wildlife with every passing coastal…
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Mauldin Chamber to Host Bi-Weekly Leads Group Meeting for Local Business Networking
September 23, 2026
Area business professionals seeking to expand their commercial network and generate qualified referrals are invited to the upcoming Mauldin Chamber Leads Group meeting on Wednesday, October 7. The midday session…
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Portion of east college street closed through September for Simpsonville streetscape project
September 23, 2026
Ongoing infrastructure improvements in downtown Simpsonville will keep a block of East College Street closed to vehicular traffic through the end of September. According to a project update from city…
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From syndicated wit to street fair: the lasting legacy of Fountain Inn’s Aunt Het Festival
September 23, 2026
Every autumn, the tree-lined stretch of Main Street in Fountain Inn fills with artisan vendors, classic cars, the aroma of fair foods, and thousands of visitors from across the Upstate.…
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Simpsonville Battalion Chief Christopher Walker Completes Statewide Chief Fire Officer Program
September 23, 2026
Simpsonville Fire Department Battalion Chief Christopher Walker has completed the Chief Fire Officer program, an executive-level leadership credential administered through the South Carolina State Firefighters’ Association. The specialized program brings…
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BridgeWay Brewing Co. to host ‘College Night’ fundraiser and tailgate celebration Thursday
September 23, 2026
School spirit, fall football, and community fundraising will take center stage in Mauldin this week as BridgeWay Brewing Co. hosts its inaugural “College Night.” The community tailgate-style gathering is set…
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Downtown Pet Banners Raise Over $1,300 for Fountain Inn Police K-9 Unit
September 23, 2026
A community fundraiser spotlighting local four-legged family members along Main Street has raised $1,372.50 to support the Fountain Inn Police Department’s K-9 Unit. The initiative, spearheaded by Gabe Jenkins and…
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Upstate Warrior Solution to Host Three-Waterfall Hike at DuPont State Forest This Saturday
September 23, 2026
Local veterans, active-duty service members, first responders, and their families are invited to take on the trails this weekend as Upstate Warrior Solution’s Recreation & Wellness program hosts a group…
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Birdi Box opens in Lexington, bringing high-tech indoor golf to the Midlands
September 23, 2026
New indoor golf club on Sunset Blvd. pairs tour-level swing analysis with a laid-back, no-pressure vibe Birdi Box, a new indoor golf club at 5357 Sunset Blvd., is officially open.…
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HGTC names Christine D’Amicantonio 2026 Temporary Staff of the Year
September 23, 2026
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) has named Christine C. D’Amicantonio, human resources generalist, its 2026 Temporary Staff of the Year, recognizing her exceptional service, positive spirit and unwavering commitment to helping…
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GE Vernova Park to host annual ‘Halloween at the Park’ community celebration this October
September 23, 2026
GE Vernova Park has announced the return of its annual “Halloween at the Park,” a free community celebration scheduled for October 30. The evening event, running from 5:00 p.m. to…
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The Harmonized Nest Joins Simpsonville Chamber to Help Upstate Families Simplify Everyday Living
September 23, 2026
In an effort to strengthen ties with local residents and businesses, professional home organizing company The Harmonized Nest has officially joined the Simpsonville Area Chamber of Commerce. Founded and operated…
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City of Clinton seeks applicants for Design Review Board
September 23, 2026
The City of Clinton is looking for residents interested in serving on its Design Review Board, offering community members a chance to have a voice in how the city grows…
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Piedmont Technical College Foundation adds 3 new board members
September 23, 2026
The Piedmont Technical College (PTC) Foundation has added three new members to its board of directors. The new board members are Joshua “Corey” Harmon, Jason Kelley and Stephen Taylor. They…
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Small Town Trains, Hope For The Future?
September 23, 2026
By Tom Poland The road looks just like one on Granddad’s farm running into hardwoods where a spring bubbled in shade. Come sundown in Granddad’s battered old car, we’d…
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Columbia Chamber honors local leaders at Annual Gala
September 22, 2026
Midlands Leaders Recognized at Uncorked, the Chamber’s 123rd Annual Gala. The Columbia Chamber announced the award recipients for Uncorked, the 123rd Annual Gala, presented by BlueCross® BlueShield® of South Carolina.…
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From the NCAA to the World Cup, Clemson’s inaugural Sports Business and Analytics cohort turns data into impact
September 22, 2026According to the program, 19 students have confirmed placements and two more hold offers pending final decisions. As the Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business celebrates the first…
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Newberry College celebrates 5+ consecutive years among U.S. News’ Best Regional Colleges
September 22, 2026
Newberry College continues its record of recognition among the South’s best colleges in the 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges rankings, earning top honors among private colleges in…
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Infinity promotes Erica Gregory to Director, Web Performance
September 22, 2026
Infinity Marketing, a strategic and client-focused integrated marketing agency, announced the promotion of Erica Gregory to Director, Web Performance. “Erica has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership, strategic thinking, and a passion…
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Urban Air Adventure Park expands Columbia’s family entertainment market with new location
September 22, 2026
Grand opening on Saturday, September 26, at 10 a.m. Urban Air Adventure Park is expanding its presence in the Columbia market with the opening of a new indoor entertainment facility…
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Scott Todd named an Emerging Leader Under 40
September 22, 2026
Scott Todd, principal of Greenville law firm Sumner & Todd Attorneys at Law(opens in new tab) has been recognized as an Emerging Leader Under 40 by the editors of SCBIZ.…
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New Seabrook business turns homemade pasta and bread into a family venture
September 22, 2026
A pasta machine on a kitchen counter and a sourdough starter that took months to develop were the beginnings of Sea Island Dough Company, a family-run food business that opened…
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Barbara Stone Foundation helps kick off Wade Hampton High School spirit week as this year’s nonprofit benefactor
September 22, 2026
Weeklong student-led fundraiser to donate 100% of profits to support the Foundation’s mission to create equitable opportunities for individuals with disabilities The Barbara Stone Foundation(opens in new tab) (BSF) partners with…
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Columbia shifts from PARK(ing) day to focus on longer-term interventions and demonstration projects
September 22, 2026
After ten years of hosting an annual PARK(ing) Day event, the City of Columbia Planning and Development Services Department is shifting its focus to longer-term tactical urbanism interventions and demonstration…
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City of Columbia switches to new e-procurement system, CobbleStone
September 22, 2026
The City of Columbia Procurement Department is transitioning from the old e-procurement platform, Ion Wave, to a new platform, CobbleStone. After finding out that our current e-procurement platform will no longer…
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Investa Financial Planning puts down roots in Greenville, bringing national experience and a more personal approach to financial advice
September 22, 2026
Founder Andrew Kessler, CFP®, launches a Greenville-based practice designed around relationships, accessibility, and helping people navigate life’s biggest financial decisions For the thousands of people making Greenville their new home,…
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Laurens County Extension Office to host open house Oct. 1 at new Ag Center location
September 22, 2026
The Laurens County Extension Office is opening its doors to the community with a drop-in open house from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 1, at its new home,…
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Georgetown celebrates grand opening of Clarence C. Smalls City Hall
September 22, 2026
Much-needed rain didn’t dampen the spirits of more than 100 people who gathered this morning for the official grand opening of the Clarence C. Smalls City Hall. A ribbon-cutting ceremony…
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Clinton council approves Cambridge Farms annexation on first reading
September 22, 2026
Clinton City Council voted 4-3 on Monday, September 14 to approve first reading of an ordinance annexing property at the intersection of South Carolina Highway 56 and Cambridge Road into…
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Gray Court store sells $50,000 Powerball ticket
September 22, 2026
Someone in Laurens County may be sitting on a $50,000 surprise. A Powerball ticket sold at Southern Kitchen & Gas Store on Highway 101 South in Gray Court hit for…
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Monster Mash on Main Street brings trunk-or-treat fun to downtown Clinton Oct. 29
September 22, 2026
The City of Clinton is partnering with the South Carolina Department of Social Services to host Monster Mash on Main Street, a trunk-or-treat event set for Thursday, Oct. 29, from…
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Clinton welcomes Anytime Fitness with ribbon cutting and a focus on community
September 22, 2026
Anytime Fitness Clinton marked its official arrival in the community Tuesday with a noon ribbon cutting at its new facility at 100 Laurens St. The gym is owned and operated…
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Clinton’s final Food Truck Monday of the season moves downtown Oct. 5
September 22, 2026
The City of Clinton will wrap up its Food Truck Monday series for the season on Monday, Oct. 5, from 5 to 8 p.m., with the event returning to the…
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Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation to host 18th annual powwow Sept. 26 in Gray Court
September 22, 2026
The Lower Eastern Cherokee Nation of South Carolina will host its 18th annual powwow on Saturday, Sept. 26, at the tribal grounds in Gray Court. This year’s gathering also marks…
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Presbyterian men’s golf wins River Run Collegiate; Hagood takes individual title
September 22, 2026
The Presbyterian Blue Hose captured the River Run Collegiate title, while senior Spence Hagood claimed the tournament’s individual title. Presbyterian posted a final round score of 292 for a three-round…
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Bon Secours Wellness Arena and Greenville Swamp Rabbits to host free Community Open House – Oct 4
September 22, 2026
Event features open training camp, a movie on the new video board, and public skating Bon Secours Wellness Arena, the Greenville Swamp Rabbits, and Levy Concessions are teaming up to…
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City of Columbia Parks & Recreation seeks community partners for city-wide Halloween Day Party
September 22, 2026
The City of Columbia Parks & Recreation Department is inviting local organizations, agencies, businesses and service providers that serve children and families to participate in its upcoming Halloween Day Party,…
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Mi Tide Boats hosting job fair in Andrews
September 22, 2026
Mi Tide Boats of Georgetown is hosting a job fair on Friday, October 2 from 1:00 to 3:30 pm at the Andrews Library (105 N. Morgan Avenue). They are looking…
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Where history meets creativity: 51st Annual Atalaya Arts & Crafts Festival returns this weekend
September 22, 2026
Looking for a unique weekend getaway that blends art, history, and coastal beauty? This weekend, step inside one of South Carolina’s most captivating creative landmarks for the 51st Annual Atalaya…
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For third consecutive year, The Citadel named #1 Regional University in the South by U.S. News & World Report
September 22, 2026
For the third year in a row, The Citadel has been ranked the #1 Regional University in the South. The Military College of South Carolina leads the category, which includes…
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