Top of the Class: Greenville County Schools Announces 2026-27 Teacher of the Year Finalists
April 7, 2026
Excellence in the classroom took center stage this week as Greenville County Schools (GCS) officially announced the ten finalists for the prestigious 2026-27 Teacher of the Year award. Superintendent Dr.…
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Community Alert: Beloved Ambassador Turtle
April 7, 2026
The Conestee Nature Preserve community is on high alert this week following the disappearance of one of its most cherished residents. Michelle, a juvenile Eastern box turtle and educational ambassador,…
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Girls on the Run Upstate SC Seeks Volunteers for Spring 2026 5K
April 7, 2026
Girls on the Run Upstate South Carolina is inviting the community to get involved in a meaningful way by volunteering for its Spring 2026 5K, set for Saturday, May 2,…
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Treasurer Loftis Receives Over 1,000 Letters from Elementary Students
April 7, 2026
What began as a classroom activity to teach students about saving quickly turned into a statewide outpouring of creativity, inspiration and thoughtful reflections from South Carolina elementary students. After inviting…
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Swap Your Activewear: TriFit’s Athleisure Clothing Swap Set for April 18
April 7, 2026
Spring cleaning just got a stylish twist. TriFit is inviting the community to take part in a fun and practical TF Women’s Event Clothing Swap on Saturday, April 18, from…
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Georgetown County Council approves selection of Seamon, Whiteside & Associates for Port Master Plan
April 7, 2026
During its April 7 meeting, Georgetown County Council voted to approve the selection of Seamon, Whiteside & Associates, Inc., headquartered in Mount Pleasant, to develop a Master Plan for redevelopment…
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Brookgreen Gardens announces return of “Summer Light: Art by Night” featuring massive glass sculptures by Craig Mitchell Smith
April 7, 2026
Brookgreen Gardens is proud to announce the return of its premier evening event series, Summer Light: Art by Night. Starting Wednesday, May 27, 2026, the historic sculpture gardens will be…
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City of Georgetown announces date change for special council meeting
April 7, 2026
The Special Meeting/Workshop of Georgetown City Council scheduled for Thursday, April 23, 2026 at 5:00pm has been rescheduled and will now be held on Thursday, April 9, 2026, at 5:00pm. The meeting…
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Tidelands Health to provide free on-site sports physicals for Georgetown County students
April 7, 2026
Students in Georgetown County School District can receive the required physicals needed to participate in school sports through a series of free, on-site clinics provided by Tidelands Health this spring.…
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Calling all animal lovers and pickleball enthusiasts: All4Paws to host annual pickleball fundraiser
April 7, 2026
All4Paws Animal Rescue is hosting its 4th Annual Pickle4Paws Pickleball Tournament on the weekend of April 18 and 19 at Waccamaw Regional Recreation Center, 83 Duncan Avenue, Pawley’s Island, SC,…
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Georgetown County Taxpayer Academy offers residents look inside local government
April 7, 2026
Georgetown County recently started its fourth annual Taxpayer Academy, a four‑week program designed to give residents an inside look at how county government operates and how tax dollars are used.…
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The budget isn’t a straightjacket—It’s a navigation tool
April 7, 2026
By Chris Cykoski Planning for an Uneven Year as the Season Begins Last month, we focused on a common challenge for growing coastal businesses: understanding why profit doesn’t always translate…
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Celebrate Mother Nature at Brookgreen Gardens’ Earth Day Festival
April 7, 2026
Brookgreen Gardens will host its annual Earth Day Festival on Saturday, April 18, offering families a day of environmental education and outdoor “Party for the Planet” festivities. The event runs…
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Cohn Construction completes new headquarters for Yip Premier Real Estate
April 7, 2026
Cohn Construction has completed the renovation of the new headquarters for Yip Premier Real Estate, located in Columbia’s Cottontown/Bellevue Historic District. The existing building has been transformed into a modern…
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Conference will explore civic education as a solution, producing report for South Carolina
April 7, 2026
A two-day conference at the University of South Carolina will feature scholars from around the country and representatives from 11 colleges in the state exploring how civic education and America’s…
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City of Columbia’s 13th Annual Small Business Week Conference
April 7, 2026The City of Columbia’s Office of Business Opportunities in partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration and the Columbia Chamber of Commerce will be hosting the City of Columbia’s 13th…
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CAE installs live cam overlooking runways
April 7, 2026Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) recently installed a live feed camera overlooking its runways for the aviation enthusiast, and the aviation curious, to plane spot from anywhere in the world. “In…
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Simpsonville Police Department Partners with Local Coffee Shop for Paint & Sip Event
April 7, 2026
The Simpsonville Police Department is teaming up with Crown + Bloom Coffee Co. to host a special community event designed to bring people together through creativity, conversation, and connection. The…
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College of Charleston MBA programs earn national recognition in U.S. News ranking
April 7, 2026
The College of Charleston School of Business is home to two nationally ranked MBA programs, according to U.S. News and World Report’s 2026 Best Graduate Schools ranking. The College’s one-year, full-time MBA program ranks No.…
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City of Charleston cuts permit backlog, improves efficiency and customer service
April 7, 2026
Since taking office, Mayor Cogswell has prioritized improving the City of Charleston’s Permit Center to make the process more efficient, transparent, and user-friendly for both residents and staff. Those efforts…
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City of Columbia hosts one day donation drive to support individuals experiencing homelessness
April 7, 2026
Who: City of Columbia Homeless Services and City of Columbia Community Development What: The City of Columbia Homeless Services department and the City of Columbia Community Development department are partnering for a…
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O’Quinn elected as Charitable Foundation board president
April 7, 2026
Kim O’Quinn has been elected President of the 2026 Board of Trustees for the Building Industry Associate of Central South Carolina Charitable Foundation. Kim joined the Board of Trustees in…
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REALTOR® Amy Edmonds Mathisen brings 25 years of legal expertise to William Means Real Estate
April 7, 2026
William Means Real Estate, one of Charleston’s most established luxury real estate firms, welcomes Amy Edmonds Mathisen to its team of experienced REALTORS®. A Charleston native, Mathisen brings a client-centered…
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Charleston Parks Conservancy unveils plan to reimagine Allan Park
April 7, 2026The Charleston Parks Conservancy has announced a fundraising effort to support the revitalization of Allan Park, a beloved neighborhood green space located at 365 Ashley Avenue in downtown Charleston. The…
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Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs announces open call for 2026 Piccolo Spoleto poster
April 7, 2026
The City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs announced exciting new additions to the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, including an open call for an artist to design the official 2026 festival…
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Residents encouraged to complete Transportation Sales Tax survey ahead of April 10 deadline
April 7, 2026
Charleston County is encouraging residents to provide input on the proposed 2026 Transportation Sales Tax (TST) program before the online survey closes at 11:59 p.m. on Friday, April 10. Since…
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SCDOT, USDOT break ground on I-95 bridges over Lake Marion replacement project
April 7, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), in partnership with the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), announced the groundbreaking of the Interstate 95 bridges over Lake Marion replacement project, one…
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John Frick named CEO of the Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina
April 7, 2026
General Counsel Chris Koon promoted to executive vice president The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina, Inc., has named its longtime government relations chief, John Frick, as the association’s next president…
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College of Charleston MPA program recognized among nation’s best
April 7, 2026
The College of Charleston Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) program has been named among the nation’s best in the latest U.S. News & World Report Best Public Affairs Schools rankings. The program is recognized…
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Denmark Technical College inducts students into National Technical Honor Society
April 7, 2026
Denmark Technical College recently inducted students into the National Technical Honor Society, recognizing academic excellence, leadership and commitment to technical education and workforce readiness. The induction ceremony included formal proceedings…
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Denmark Technical College Strada scholars recognized, attend national leadership summit
April 7, 2026
The Strada Education Foundation has named Denmark Technical College students Anthony Muldrow and Darius Jenkins as Strada Scholars. As part of the program, both students recently attended the Strada Scholars…
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The COMET debuts distinctive new signature sound to enhance rider experience across broadcast platforms
April 7, 2026
The Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (The COMET) announced the launch of its new signature sound named “On the Move”, a custom sonic branding element designed to enhance rider engagement…
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Smart Heart Act passes to improve cardiac readiness in schools
April 7, 2026
Bill requires cardiac emergency plans and AED access in all South Carolina schools After two years of advocacy from educators, medical professionals, families, and community leaders across the state, Governor…
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Trinity Partners completes sale of office building
April 7, 2026
Trinity Partners announced the successful sale of a 20,000 square foot office building located at 111 Lancewood Road in Columbia, SC. The well-positioned property is just minutes from I-20 and…
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Westwood High’s Dr. Garrett Knight named 2025–2026 5A athletic director of the year
April 7, 2026
Richland School District Two proudly celebrates Dr. Garrett Knight of Westwood High School for being named the 2025–2026 5A Athletic Director of the Year by the South Carolina Athletic Administrators…
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Lexington Health recognizes nurses systemwide for outstanding work
April 7, 2026
12 Nurses Celebrated with Lexington Health Gold Recognition Lexington Health recognized 12 outstanding nurses as Lexington Health Gold recipients this year. For twenty years, Lexington Health Gold has honored nurses…
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Beach tips from Charleston County Parks: what to know before your next visit to our beach parks
April 7, 2026
Summer is coming, and the Lowcountry’s beaches will soon become very busy. To make it as enjoyable and as safe of an experience as possible, Charleston County Parks encourages beachgoers to familiarize…
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OneSpartanburg, Inc. asking for community feedback to guide the Vision Plan 3.0
April 7, 2026
OneSpartanburg, Inc. is looking for community feedback to guide its Vision Plan 3.0, the third-consecutive five-year community and economic development strategy implemented in Spartanburg County. The Vision Plan is designed…
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Drop in at SK8 Charleston: the Boardr Series is back in April!
April 7, 2026
SK8 Charleston will host contest series benefitting the Grind for Life non-profit organization Charleston County Parks will host the The Boardr Series, a national skateboarding competition, in April at the…
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Prisma Health launches organ donor registration in MyChart
April 7, 2026
April is National Donate Life Month Prisma Health patients can now register as organ, eye and tissue donors through MyChart, the digital patient portal they already use to manage appointments,…
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Three Lexington Two schools receive Palmetto Silver awards
April 7, 2026
Three Lexington Two middle schools have been recognized with Palmetto Silver Awards from the SC Department of Education for academic achievement and student progress on State Report Cards. Busbee Creative…
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The straight scoop on the Doolittle Raid – Friday, April 17
April 6, 2026
Sometimes, when a nation’s outlook seems darkest, men put their lives in critical danger to boost the spirits of the folks back home. Not that the pilots and crews who…
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Wiregrass Archaeological Consulting joins Goodwyn Mills Cawood
April 6, 2026
Local architecture and engineering firm Goodwyn Mills Cawood is expanding its services through the strategic acquisition of Wiregrass Archeological Consulting. Founded by Justin Stickler, M.S., RPA, in 2007 in Dothan,…
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Golden Strip News Expands Reach with Newsletter Launch, Building on Proven Local News Model
April 6, 2026
After quietly building momentum over the past six weeks, Golden Strip News is taking a major step forward—launching its first official newsletter on Tuesday, April 7. The website, already live…
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Bank of America teams with Visa to offer cardholders a chance to win a trip to the FIFA World Cup 2026™
April 6, 2026
Every Qualifying Purchase Made with a Bank of America Visa Credit Card is a Chance to win a Hospitality Package, Including Tickets to the FIFA World Cup 2026™ Finals, Semi-Finals…
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Small Acts, Big Impact: Walmart and Sam’s Club kick off 13th annual ‘Fight Hunger. Spark Change’
April 6, 2026
In-store or online, coastal South Carolina residents can turn everyday shopping into local meals for families in need. For the 13th consecutive year, all U.S. Walmart stores and Sam’s Club locations…
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Georgetown’s Original Jail and Courthouse
April 6, 2026
Welcome to a new series dedicated to the stories that shaped Georgetown, South Carolina—the third-oldest city in the state. From the strategic maneuvers of the Revolutionary War to the cultural…
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5 lawn lessons from Augusta National and why your yard won’t make the cut
April 6, 2026
Augusta National is designed to peak for the Masters Tournament. Clemson experts explain how South Carolina homeowners can build lawns that perform year-round. Series note This article is part…
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Hope, Healing, and High Tea at Barnabas Horse Foundation’s spring fundraiser
April 6, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher The Barnabas Horse Foundation does amazing work, providing equine-assisted services for survivors of abuse and trauma, veterans, and first responders to improve their quality of life…
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Georgetown County welcomes back Loren Wallace as Emergency Manager
April 6, 2026
Georgetown County announced it is bringing home one of its former staffers to lead its Emergency Services team. Loren Wallace of the Pleasant Hill community was named Emergency Manager of…
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