Ohh My Rolls Expands to Buckaroo Brews, Now Available at Four Laurens County Locations
April 29, 2026
Ohh My Rolls, a sweet roll business that reaches customers through partnerships with established local retailers, has added a new location to its growing list of pickup spots. The fan-favorite…
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Balancing Growth and God’s Country
April 29, 2026
South Carolina’s Defining Challenge By Tom Mullikin Recent News reported that “South Carolina is officially the fastest-growing state in the nation, according to the latest data from the U.S. Census…
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Kids Summer Movie Series returns to The Nick for its third year with eight weeks of handpicked classics and a toy drive
April 29, 2026
The Nickelodeon Theater announced Camp Cinema, the theme of its third annual Kids Summer Movie Series, running June 3 through July 25. Every Wednesday and Saturday morning, families are invited…
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Laurens County Chorale Brings ‘Voices of America’ to Clinton and Laurens this Weekend
April 29, 2026
The Laurens County Chorale will present its spring concert, “Voices of America,” this Friday and Sunday, offering the community two opportunities to experience a musical celebration of 250 years of…
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Presbyterian College Unveils Completed Peace Pavilion, Restoring Historic Outdoor Chapel Site
April 28, 2026
Presbyterian College has completed the Peace Pavilion, a newly restored outdoor gathering space now open to students, faculty, and visitors on campus. The pavilion features a labyrinth design on the…
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Preserving the Past: Join the Kaminski House for “Stroll Through Our Stories”
April 28, 2026
The Kaminski House Museum is inviting the community to step back in time and celebrate the heritage of the Hammock Coast with a special event, “Stroll Through Our Stories.” Taking…
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Timeless Georgetown: The Story of the SC State Flag
April 28, 2026
By Mary Boyd Timeless Georgetown is a series dedicated to the rich history and stories that shaped Georgetown, South Carolina—the third-oldest city in the state. From the strategic maneuvers of…
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Lander’s College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Honors Students with Annual Awards
April 28, 2026
The College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences at Lander University celebrated the extraordinary accomplishments of the college community during its annual awards ceremony held Thursday, April 9, in the…
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Georgetown County Water & Sewer District sets irrigation schedule to manage peak demand
April 28, 2026
Georgetown County Water & Sewer District (GCWSD) is implementing a new irrigation schedule for its customers to manage peak water demand and ensure system reliability during periods of high use.…
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Clemson alum James Rhett Hendricks Jr. to receive Distinguished Service Award
April 28, 2026
PAWLEY’S ISLAND, SC — The Clemson Alumni Association has announced that James Rhett Hendricks Jr., a retired vice president of Duke Energy and a decorated veteran, will receive its highest…
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SCDOT to hold open house public information meeting about US 17 Corridor Improvements Project in Georgetown County
April 28, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Transportation will hold an open house public information meeting about proposed improvements along US 17 between S-1015 (Crooked Oak Drive) and S-302 (Litchfield Drive) in…
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Greenville Cycling Classic returns to downtown this Thursday
April 28, 2026Third Annual Event Draws Top Cyclists, Includes Road Closures Cycling standouts — including six-time national champion Luke Fetzer, U.S. criterium champion Lucas Bourgoyne and top female athlete Samantha Schneider —…
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Nearly 500,000 pounds of trash removed statewide during PalmettoPride’s SC Sweep
April 28, 2026
In only its second year, the SC Sweep expanded into a growing statewide movement, tripling litter removal totals and engaging volunteers in every South Carolina county. In just a few…
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The City of Columbia Solid Waste Division is offering expedited collection services for summer move out piles
April 28, 2026
The Solid Waste Division will once again focus on expedited trash collection for move outs, specifically. Solid Waste experiences large increases in bulk item collection during the spring and summer…
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New Charleston County Parks website launched
April 28, 2026
Charleston County Park has done a refresh of their website. The newly redesigned website is officially live at charlestoncountyparks.com – and it’s built to help members of our community explore, discover,…
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Konnichiwa restaurant coming to Cardinal Crossing in Forest Acres
April 28, 2026
Colliers | South Carolina’s Rox Pollard, Danny Bonds and John Gressette represented the landlord, The Beach Company, in the lease of ±5,807 square feet of retail space at Cardinal Crossing…
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Black River United Way calls for support as local third-grade literacy rates lag
April 28, 2026
Nearly half of all third graders in the local community are currently reading below grade level, according to data released by Black River United Way. The statistics reveal a stark…
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Jennifer Rye joins Coldwell Banker Caine in Greenville
April 28, 2026
Coldwell Banker Caine welcomed Jennifer Rye as a real estate agent in its Greenville office. Rye brings a thoughtful, solutions-oriented approach to real estate, helping clients navigate the buying and…
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Governor McMaster honored with inaugural Palmetto Conservation Leadership Award
April 28, 2026
South Carolina Land Trust Network recognizes decades of leadership protecting the state’s natural and historic resources The South Carolina Land Trust Network (SCLTN) presented Governor Henry McMaster with the inaugural Palmetto Conservation Leadership Award,…
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This Saturday — Greenville’s biggest day of service is almost here
April 28, 2026
United Way of Greenville County’s Hands On Greenville Day Returns This Saturday, May 2 with GE Vernova as Community Catalyst Sponsor This Saturday, May 2, more than 2,000 volunteers will fan out across Greenville County for Hands On Greenville…
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Rent Midlands acquires property management portfolio of The Horton Co.
April 28, 2026
Strategic Acquisition Strengthens Presence in the Columbia Market Rent Midlands announced it has acquired the property management portfolio of The Horton Co., effective March 1, 2026. The transaction includes The…
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Five schools named Palmetto’s Finest
April 28, 2026
The South Carolina Association of School Administrators honors schools across the state. Five schools have been named 2026 Palmetto’s Finest Schools. They are: Carver Elementary Magnet School, Florence School District…
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The Duke Endowment and the Medical University of South Carolina launch multi-state initiative to improve maternal and infant health
April 28, 2026
The Duke Endowment and the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) have launched an initiative to strengthen maternal and infant health outcomes across the Carolinas by expanding MUSC’s H.E.A.R. (Healing,…
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SC Housing’s Palmetto Heroes program closes for ’26, registering 272 home loans
April 28, 2026
SC Housing’s highly anticipated 2026 Palmetto Heroes homebuyer program officially closed earlier this month after another record-breaking campaign. The 2026 edition of the program began March 16 and closed April…
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Clemson Alumni Association to honor five leaders with Distinguished Service Award
April 28, 2026
The Clemson Alumni Association will recognize five distinguished individuals with its highest honor, the Distinguished Service Award, during a May 2026 ceremony. The award celebrates alumni and friends of Clemson…
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Clemson University works with partners to turn waste heat into electricity
April 28, 2026
The heat-recovery system is the focal point of a $6.3-million research grant that the U.S. Department of Energy provided to Clemson, TECO-Westinghouse Motor Company and the National Laboratory of the…
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Commemoration of Henry Felder’s Declaration of Separation from the English King will be read on its 250th Anniversary, May 20, 2026
April 28, 2026
A public commemorative reading in the Great Hall of the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon will be held at 6:00 pm, Wednesday, May 20, 2026 of Henry Felder’s Declaration of…
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College of Charleston welcomes dean of natural and environmental sciences
April 28, 2026
Juliet Spencer was appointed as the next dean of the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences on April 21, 2026. A nationally recognized leader in student success, Spencer was recently honored with the 2025 Outstanding Support…
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Mayor Cogswell announces the City of Charleston mini-grant award winners for community revitalization in the Upper Peninsula
April 28, 2026
Last night, Mayor Cogswell and Councilmembers Aaron Polkey and Ben D’Allesandro announced the second round of mini-grant winners for the Love Your Block program, a resident-led initiative focused on small-scale…
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Charleston Southern hires Angela Villarreal as inaugural head coach for women’s flag football
April 28, 2026
Charleston Southern Athletics has hired Angela Villarreal-Ortiz to be the first Head Coach for the Women’s Flag Football team at the university. The hire concludes a nationwide search that began…
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CSU family mourns death of Jim Settle
April 28, 2026
Charleston Southern University is saddened to announce the death of retired Coach James “Jim” C. Settle, age 88, on Tuesday, April 14. Settle was one of the first 16 faculty…
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Harbor View Elementary School wins Palmetto’s Finest
April 28, 2026
Sailboats join Lucy Beckham High School and Laurel Hill Primary as finalists for state honor Harbor View Elementary School made history for Charleston County School District (CCSD) on April 23, 2026.…
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Reggae Nights concert series kicks off May 29
April 28, 2026
The Reggae Nights Summer Concert Series is open to all ages. A variety of food options from local food trucks and vendors, as well as beverages (beer, wine and Pepsi…
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U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary brings paddler safety outreach to Charleston for national training event
April 28, 2026
Officials charged with educating the public about paddler safety will gather in Charleston, South Carolina for Spring AUXPAD Training 2026 (SAT2026), an immersive safety training event hosted by the U.S. Coast…
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City of Charleston advances pedestrian safety improvements
April 28, 2026
The City of Charleston has been working for months to make downtown streets safer for the more than 8 million visitors and hundreds of thousands of residents who move through…
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School District Five names 2026–2027 finalists for Teacher of the Year
April 28, 2026
Lexington-Richland School District Five has named finalists for its 2026-2027 Teacher of the Year award. The finalists are: Anna Maria Hinson, a Spring Hill High School English teacher; Kathryn Meetze,…
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School District Five superintendent named SC/NSPRA Administrator of the Year
April 28, 2026
Lexington-Richland School District Five Superintendent Dr. Akil E. Ross, Sr. was surprised April 20 at the School District Five School Board meeting with the prestigious South Carolina National School Public…
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Grant named Lexington One’s new executive director of operations
April 28, 2026
At its April 21, 2026, meeting, the Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees approved the recommendation of Robert Grant as the district’s new executive director of operations, effective…
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SC State Parks host $15 kayaking 101 classes to launch National Safe Boating Week
April 28, 2026
Aiken, Black River, and Chester State Parks will host Kayaking 101 on May 16 South Carolina State Parks and the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary are partnering with the South Carolina…
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EPI Center spotlighted by Apprenticeship Carolina
April 28, 2026
The EPIC Apprenticeship program gains statewide recognition as a premier workforce solution for South Carolina’s teacher shortage. The Center of Excellence for Educator Preparation and Innovation (EPI Center) announces that…
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Columbia Fashion Week presents the 6th annual COLAFW Met Gala: where fashion becomes art
April 28, 2026
Columbia Fashion Week announces the return of its most anticipated signature event, the 6th Annual COLAFW Met Gala, taking place on Saturday, May 9, 2026, at the Columbia Museum of…
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Nicholtown Center reopens as community cornerstone
April 28, 2026
Nicholtown Center Reopens as Community Cornerstone City, Neighbors Celebrate $5.5 Million Renovation, Expansion For generations, the Nicholtown Community Center has been a place where relationships are built, where young people…
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2026 SC primary elections
April 28, 2026
Registration Deadlines and Early Voting Locations The 2026 South Carolina Primary Elections will be Tuesday, June 9, 2026. To vote, state law requires a person to register at least 30 days prior…
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Historic Charleston Foundation announces the 2026 Charter Day Award winners, honoring excellence in stewardship, craft, and advocacy
April 28, 2026
Historic Charleston Foundation (HCF) announced the 2026 Charter Day award winners, recognizing outstanding achievements in the protection, restoration, and interpretation of Charleston’s historic built environment. This year’s honorees represent a…
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John T. Lay, Jr. recognized as thought leader in 2026 Lexology Index
April 28, 2026
Gallivan White Boyd (GWB) announced that John T. Lay, Jr. has once again been recognized in multiple 2026 editions of Lexology Index reports for his exceptional work in Healthcare &…
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Greenville Triumph signs Clemson standout Ezra White
April 28, 2026
Upstate native set to take the pitch at Riggs Field on May 9 Greenville Pro Soccer announced the signing of Ezra White, a Central, South Carolina native and the first…
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Charleston County invites organizations to join ‘Adopt a polling location’ program
April 28, 2026
Charleston County is inviting local organizations to participate in its “Adopt a Polling Location” program, a nonpartisan initiative that strengthens Election Day operations while reinvesting funds back into the community.…
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The Cassina Group celebrates 20 years of redefining the Charleston real estate experience
April 28, 2026
The company’s milestone anniversary highlights two decades of service, innovations and growth The Cassina Group, Charleston’s premier real estate firm known for elevating the client experience through a refined balance…
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CCSD | April 24, 2026
April 28, 2026
Charleston County School District announced and welcome the following leaders: Dr. Keturah Planter, Director of Alternative Programs
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CCSD | April 24, 2026
April 28, 2026
Charleston County School District announced and welcome the following leaders: Bentli Lewis, Principal of Northwoods Middle School
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