Laurens School District 56 Shifts to E-Learning and Encourages Students to Help Neighbors in Wake of Hurricane Helene
September 28, 2024In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s unprecedented impact, Laurens County School District 56 has announced a transition to e-learning for all schools from Monday, September 30 through Wednesday, October 2.…
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Food Safety in Power Outages
September 28, 2024A power outage may occur during a seasonal storm such as a hurricane, tornado or flood, or may simply be caused by work being done on electric lines. Whatever the…
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Some Restoration Progress Made – An Update from Laurens Electric
September 28, 2024Restoration work continues this morning. Power has been restored to approximately 20 percent of our service area. Hundreds of crews are in the field, and we are expecting dozens more…
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South Carolina State Museum media advisory
September 27, 2024Due to inclement weather, the South Carolina State Museum will be closed on Friday, September 27th to ensure the safety of our visitors and staff. The museum expects to resume…
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Like Minded CHS announces October Event Line-Up
September 26, 2024Like Minded CHS, a leading community for female entrepreneurs in Charleston, is thrilled to announce a series of empowering and inspiring events scheduled for October. These events offer unique opportunities…
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Laurens County Names Sonny Ledda as Emergency Management Director
September 26, 2024Laurens County has hired Sonny Ledda as Laurens County Emergency Management Director, effective October 15, 2024. Mr. Ledda has served in a law enforcement capacity for over 25 years, on…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Lisa Hostetler Brown, LawyerLisa
September 26, 2024The Who’s on the Move, Entrepreneur Minute is an interview in support of the undeniable impact that entrepreneurs have on our communities. In this series you will see a diverse group…
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Richland County to close government offices Friday, Sept. 27
September 26, 2024Residents urged to prepare now, stay alert, avoid unnecessary travel amid Hurricane Helene Richland County Government offices will be closed to the public Friday, Sept. 27 because of the increased…
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Presbyterian College, Midlands Technical College enter partnership to allow students to transfer and earn a bachelor’s degree in psychology from PC
September 26, 2024The presidents of Presbyterian College and Midlands Technical College signed an agreement Wednesday that will allow qualified graduates of the Columbia-area school to transfer to PC and earn their four-year…
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Spoleto Festival USA celebrates exceptional 48th season
September 26, 2024Sales at Spoleto’s 48th Festival top an impressive $3.53 million Spoleto Festival USA 2024 marked a resounding success, drawing enthusiastic crowds from 13 countries around the world and 48 states,…
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Attorney General Alan Wilson announces state’s price gouging law in effect
September 26, 2024South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson announced today that the state’s law against price gouging is now in effect since Gov. Henry McMaster declared a state of emergency because of…
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Charleston Parks Conservancy wins 2024 NAPF Greenfields Excellence in Community Programming Award
September 26, 2024The Charleston Parks Conservancy has been named as a recipient of the National Association of Park Foundations’ (NAPF) 2024 Lehman Award for Park Foundation Excellence, earning a Greenfields Excellence in…
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Blink Book Review: “The Devil at His Elbow” by Valerie Bauerlein
September 26, 2024By Reba Hull Campbell Like many people, I decided to do no more reading about, listening to or watching anything about the Murdaugh case once the trial ended in March…
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Remembering Ken Burger
September 26, 2024By Tom Poland “Don’t forget to be happy. It’s the only measurement of success that really counts.” – Ken Burger I wish I had known Ken Burger for more…
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Bon Secours Mercy Health recognized as a Top Company for Executive Women and Best Company for Multicultural Women
September 26, 2024Bon Secours Mercy Health (BSMH) received two national recognitions for its commitment to empowering the careers of women leaders and supporting and developing multicultural women leaders throughout its health system.…
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Dorchester County partners with The Salvation Army for 2024 Do More Christmas Angel Tree Program
September 26, 2024Dorchester County partners once again with The Salvation Army for the third annual Do More Christmas initiative. Through the Angel Tree Program, we are committed to helping local Dorchester County families…
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After seven years of no progress, Sumar Street moves forward with robust plan for West Ashley residents
September 26, 2024Charleston City Council has approved a comprehensive development plan for the Old Piggy Wiggly site on Sumar Street in West Ashley, marking a significant step forward after seven years of…
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Charleston’s philanthropic tradition faces unprecedented challenges amid national decline in charitable giving
September 26, 2024Charleston’s long-standing tradition of philanthropy is facing unprecedented challenges, as the number of people and the total dollars that support nonprofits nationwide has reached a historic low, according to a…
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SC Ports’ Leatherman Terminal reopening with major weekly Asia service
September 26, 2024South Carolina Ports celebrated the reopening of Leatherman Terminal, working a vessel with our ILA partners and the support of the maritime community. SC Ports will resume Leatherman Terminal gates…
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Dorchester County disaster loan outreach center: SBA assistance for Tropical Storm Debby recovery
September 26, 2024The Small Business Administration (SBA) has approved a disaster declaration for Berkeley County and Orangeburg County due to the damages caused by Tropical Storm Debby. This declaration also includes the…
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Town of Port Royal, S.C. Dept. of Veterans Affairs, Global Eco Adventures, other agencies to host Oct. 8 press event
September 26, 2024Multi-agency collaboration will feature living shoreline coastline protection program through ongoing SMART REEF development and oyster restoration program The Town of Port Royal, the S.C. Department of Veterans Affairs (SCDVA),…
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SC Launch Inc. announces second investment in LifeTagger
September 26, 2024South Carolina Research Authority’s investment affiliate, SC Launch Inc., has invested $250,000 in LifeTagger. The Ladson-based company develops proximity software that helps businesses and organizations easily connect, engage, and communicate…
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Terry K. Peterson celebrated for lifetime of education improvement advocacy
September 26, 2024A national leader of large-scale education reform, Terry K. Peterson, PhD, channels years of expertise into his current work with the Riley Institute and other key organizations to expand and improve afterschool and…
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True leadership
September 26, 2024By Jeff Becraft We had a luncheon yesterday at Our Place of Hope with Sheriff Lott as our featured speaker. It was a great event. We had several community…
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Restaurant Week Midlands begins NEXT Thursday!
September 26, 2024The tastiest time of the year is almost here! Beginning Thursday, October 3, join us as the top restaurants in the Midlands show off their culinary skills during this 11-day…
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Savant Systems Inc. renews lease in North Charleston
September 26, 2024Todd Garrett, CCIM, SIOR, Tradd Varner, SIOR, and Crawford Riddle of Harbor Commercial Partners represented Pepperdam Industrial, LLC in the lease renewal of a 14,000 SF industrial space located at…
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Office space leased in downtown Charleston
September 26, 2024Jeremy Willits and Gerry Schauer, CCIM of Harbor Commercial Partners, represented the Landlord, Three Broad Inc, in leasing office space at 3 Broad Street in downtown Charleston. The new Tenant,…
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New ice cream shop coming to the Shoppes of Folly
September 26, 2024Vitré Ravenel Stephens and Taylor Sekanovich of Harbor Commercial Partners represented the Landlord, Folly Camp LLC, in leasing a 2,000 SF retail space located at 915 Folly Road, Unit P…
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New event venue and mixed-use development coming soon to the historic Laundry Building in the BullStreet District
September 26, 2024Extensive renovations are nearing completion to restore the Laundry Building, the oldest surviving service building in the historic BullStreet District campus. Avant Holdings LLC, the property’s developer, is transforming this…
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National Medal of Honor Center for Leadership appoints Dr. Justin Habash as senior vice president of leadership programs and chief learning officer
September 26, 2024The National Medal of Honor Center for Leadership, a newly founded initiative promoting leadership through the Medal of Honor’s core principles, announced Dr. Justin Habash has joined the team as…
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State Museum announces Constellation Concert Series
September 26, 2024Experience Live Music Under the Stars at the State Museum’s New Concert Series The South Carolina State Museum unveiled its new Constellation Concert Series, offering an evening of live music…
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Richland County Shares Important Facts about the 2024 Transportation Penny Referendum
September 25, 2024Richland County has postponed the 2024 Transportation Penny Referendum Town Hall scheduled for Thursday 9/26 due to inclement weather possibilities created by Hurricane Helene. The public meeting hosted by Richland…
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Richland County encourages residents to stay alert amid Hurricane Helene
September 25, 2024Richland County encourages residents to stay alert and take any necessary precautions amid Hurricane Helene. The County’s Emergency Preparedness Division is closely monitoring the storm and the potential for inclement…
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Richland County postpones 2024 Transportation Penny Referendum Town Hall scheduled for Thursday, 9/26 amid Hurricane Helene
September 25, 2024Richland County has postponed the 2024 Transportation Penny Referendum Town Hall scheduled for Thursday 9/26 due to inclement weather possibilities created by Hurricane Helene. The public meeting hosted by Richland…
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Hampton Street Vineyard announces exciting fall menu collaboration with renowned chef Wes Fulmer
September 25, 2024Hampton Street Vineyard announced an exclusive collaboration with acclaimed local chef Wes Fulmer for the launch of its highly anticipated fall menu. Chef Fulmer, formerly the long-time executive chef at…
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New Mural Grant Program aims to beautify West Columbia and promote local artists
September 25, 2024The City of West Columbia introduced the West Columbia Mural Grant (WCMG) Program, an initiative to transform public spaces through vibrant, outdoor murals. The program invites local businesses and property…
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12 Lexington One seniors named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
September 25, 2024The National Merit Scholarship Program named 12 Lexington County School District One students semifinalists, keeping them in the running for significant scholarship awards. Semifinalists represent the top 1% of high…
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Richland District Two announces the appointment of two new principals
September 25, 2024Richland School District Two announced the appointment of two new school leaders. Terence T. Isaac will become principal of Polo Road Elementary effective Oct. 1. 2024. Patrina T. Smith has…
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On Track for a record-breaking year, GSP adds another route
September 25, 2024Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) is set for a record-breaking year as it continues to expand its air service, with the latest addition of nonstop service to Washington-Dulles International Airport (IAD)…
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Recruiting Solutions ranked among top 2 in “Best Places to Work in South Carolina”
September 25, 2024Recruiting Solutions, a leading staffing and recruiting agency, announced its recognition as one of the top two “Best Places to Work in South Carolina” for 2024. This honor reflects the…
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Cal Watson and Molly Campolong honored for excellence by SC Lawyers Weekly
September 25, 2024Two attorneys with Robinson Gray – Cal Watson and Molly Campolong – were honored by S.C. Lawyers Weekly at its annual “SC Excellence in Law” award banquet in Charleston. They…
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Charleston Christmas Special is all-new for 29th season
September 25, 2024See why thousands of people make the Charleston Christmas Special part of their holiday tradition. Produced by Moranz Entertainment, this holiday spectacular for all ages runs Dec. 12 to Dec.…
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Paige Christopher joins Smith Robinson law firm
September 25, 2024Attorney Paige Christopher has joined Smith Robinson law firm to practice in the area of general civil litigation. Paige earned her Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina School…
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SC250 invites public to grant funding informational session
September 25, 2024Free “Meet the Funders” event to be held October 11 The South Carolina American Revolution Sestercentennial Commission (SC250), in partnership with the SC Department of Archives & History, invites South…
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USC Alumni Association announces 2024 Alumni Award recipients
September 25, 2024The University of South Carolina Alumni Association announced Wednesday (Sept. 25) the recipients of the 2024 Alumni Awards. Clay Owen, ’82, has been named the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award recipient. This…
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Melrose Heights brings artists and food to a historic Columbia neighborhood!
September 25, 2024The Historic Melrose Art in the Yard will once again welcome artists and artisans to show and sell their original work in the historic, downtown Columbia neighborhood. The event will…
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Berkeley County Council approves opioid recovery funding for local organizations
September 25, 2024At its meeting on Monday, September 23, 2024, Berkeley County Council approved approximately $1.2 million in opioid recovery funding to be distributed to local organizations and agencies helping fight the opioid…
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Colonial Cup returns to Camden’s Springdale Race Course November 17
September 25, 2024Ticket sales said to be brisk for the famed annual steeplechase event By Alex Junes-Ward Tickets are on sale for the 49th annual Colonial Cup slated this year for Sunday,…
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Lexington One Educational Foundation’s 2024 Fore the Foundation Grand Golf Tournament
September 25, 2024The Lexington County School District One Educational Foundation will hold its Fore the Foundation Grand Golf Tournament on Thursday, October 24, 2024, at Golden Hills Golf and Country Club. The…
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Rebuild Upstate closes on warehouse to expand programs
September 25, 2024Rebuild Upstate recently closed on a warehouse property in Easley, SC, the first land and building purchase in the organization’s 18-year history. Rebuild Upstate serves low-income homeowners by making repairs…
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