Greenville Theatre is proud to present “Shrek the Musical” as the final show of season 97
May 9, 2023Everyone’s favorite green ogre is back in this hilarious musical, based on the hit blockbuster animated film! Our unlikely hero finds himself on a quest to save his swamp from…
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Travel and Tourism Week proclamation celebrates industry’s economic impact
May 9, 2023At a recognition event celebrating the Palmetto State’s $29 billion tourism industry, Gov. Henry McMaster proclaimed May 7-13, 2023 is Travel and Tourism Week in South Carolina. His announcement aligns with…
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Joan Herlong & Associates Sotheby’s International Realty honors top Associates
May 9, 2023Joan Herlong & Associates Sotheby’s International Realty has honored its top Associates for April. In the Greenville office, the top Associates for listings sold were Patrick Furman, Matt Nocks, and…
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Harbor View competing in Charleston Dragon Boat Festival
May 9, 2023Who: Students, staff, parents, community members, and media outlets are welcome and encouraged to attend. What: Harbor View Elementary School is participating in this weekend’s Charleston Dragon Boat Festival. A…
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Richland One administrative assistant named NAEOP Office Professional of the Year
May 9, 2023Bridget S. Bookert, the administrative assistant and bookkeeper at Olympia Learning Center, has been named the 2023 Olive T. Ritchie Office Professional of the Year by the National Association of…
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Richland County seeks public input on proposed 2023-2024 budget
May 9, 2023The County welcomes feedback from the public on its operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year, which begins July 1, 2023, and ends June 30, 2024. An in-person public hearing…
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Kimberly Gammon named Town Clerk for the Town of Hilton Head Island
May 9, 2023Kimberly Gammon, a multi-skilled administrator with a track record of delivering high-level clerical and parliamentarian services, has joined the Town of Hilton Head Island as its new Town Clerk. As…
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Calling All Vendors – City of Laurens Vendor Database
May 9, 2023The City of Laurens is actively looking for vendors across the Upstate to register in their Vendor Database. The database allows them to reach out to vendors quickly about upcoming…
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PC to Launch Center for South Korean and East Asian Studies on May 18
May 9, 2023Presbyterian College’s new Center for South Korean and East Asian Studies officially opens this spring. The new center’s public launch will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday, May 18. A…
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Big fishing means big economic impact
May 9, 2023From XVI World Bass Championship to Bassmaster Elite Series, and Major League Fishing’s Bass Pro Tour – Lake Murray is The Top Fishing Destination Over the last 6 months Capital…
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Wingard’s Market announces special celebration for Mother’s Day and the grand reopening of the Produce Market
May 9, 2023Wingard’s Market is excited to announce their plans for the Oh, So, Sweet Mother’s Day Celebration and Produce Market Grand Reopening on Saturday May 13, from 9 AM – 5…
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CSU graduates more than 700 students on Saturday
May 9, 2023Charleston Southern University’s commencement marked some firsts and lasts on Saturday, May 6, 2023. Approximately 710 students graduated with bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. Kherry Cohea received the first aeronautics…
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Mary Ford’s Bilsback named Top Five 2023 Teacher of the Year Finalist
May 9, 2023Katie Bilsback of Mary Ford Early Learning & Family Center is in her third year of teaching in the Head Start program for Charleston County School District (CCSD) and works…
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Parris Balazs of Eventfully Chic by Parris named in Top 3 Wedding Planners in Columbia, SC
May 9, 2023Parris Balazs, owner and certified wedding planner of Eventfully Chic by Parris, was named in the top 3 wedding planners in Columbia, South Carolina by Three Best Rated®. Three Best…
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College of Charleston part of educational coalition aiming to change S.C. healthcare using AI
May 9, 2023The College of Charleston is part of a coalition of South Carolina researchers working to modernize healthcare diagnostics and treatment in South Carolina with the use of artificial intelligence. The…
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The Hive Community Circle attends “Communities in Action: Building a Better South Carolina” hosted by the White House
May 9, 2023Joined by elected officials and community leaders from South Carolina (SC), The Hive Community Circle (The Hive) Executive Director, Ashley Thomas, attended the event “Communities in Action: Building a Better…
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MUSC Health Midlands Division welcomes new CEO
May 9, 2023Matthew (Matt) Littlejohn, MHA, FACHE, has been named the new Chief Executive Officer of the MUSC Health Midlands Division effective May 1, 2023. The Midlands Division encompasses MUSC Health Columbia…
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Lake Marion community invites public for free open house celebration
May 9, 2023McCord’s Ferry at Lake Marion, a 678-acre master-planned gated lakefront community near Santee, SC, will host a two-day open house celebration to allow exploration of its expansive 1,000-home development. The…
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Village Idiot Pizza announces franchise opportunities
May 9, 2023Village plans for immediate expansion throughout the Southeast After 32 years in business, Columbia’s beloved Village Idiot Pizza will now be available in communities across the southeast through franchise partnership…
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Nine ScanSource leaders recognized as CRN’s 2023 Women of the Channel
May 9, 2023ScanSource, Inc. (NASDAQ: SCSC), a leading hybrid distributor connecting devices to the cloud, today announced that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has named nine ScanSource leaders to its…
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New Komodo dragon facility for Riverbanks Zoo and Garden
May 9, 2023World’s Largest Lizards to Land New Habitat at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden Riverbanks Zoo and Garden is excited to announce the next step in Phase One of the Zoo’s Bridge…
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Original Six Foundation to distribute over 30,000 books to kindergarten students in rural and underserved communities
May 9, 2023There’s no greater gift to a child than teaching him or her to read. There’s also no more important academic skill. That’s why the Original Six Foundation’s My First Library…
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Midlands Technical College graduates 1,600+ students
May 9, 2023Midlands Technical College (MTC) graduated 1,689 students from more than 120 academic programs during its annual commencement at the Colonial Life Arena. The college awarded 1,159 associate degrees, 95 diplomas,…
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LRADAC purchases Narcan vending machine for newly released inmates in Lexington County to help curb overdoses
May 9, 2023In a novel harm reduction strategy to help combat overdoses for recently released inmates, LRADAC has partnered with the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department and the Lexington County Detention Center to…
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Grease is the word at Town Theatre
May 9, 2023School may still be in session, but it’s time for some hot “Summer Nights” with Town Theatre’s Grease! You know the story – “bad boy” Danny and “the girl next…
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Fountain Inn Police Chief Announces Retirement After Thirty-One Years of Service
May 9, 2023Fountain Inn, SC: After a distinguished 31-year career with the City of Fountain Inn Police Department, Police Chief Michael Hamilton has announced his retirement, effective July 31. “It has been…
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NAI Earle Furman announces the following transactions for April 2023
May 8, 2023Sold: Liberty, South Carolina: Scott Jones, SIOR, and John Stathakis, II, CCIM of NAI Earle Furman represented the seller in the sale of a 12 unit multi-family asset located at…
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CAE hosts gate party celebration for restarted nonstop service on American Airlines to LGA
May 8, 2023The Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) celebrated the return of nonstop service on American Airlines from Columbia, S.C. to New York City/LaGuardia. “The return of this nonstop service is the last…
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Desi Banks announces the Purpose Chaser Tour
May 8, 2023Tickets Go On-Sale Friday, May 12 at 10 am local Comedian Desi Banks announced today he’ll bring the Purpose Chaser Tour to the Koger Center for the Arts in Columbia, SC on…
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Clinton Junior Tennis Program Announces Summer Programs
May 8, 2023The Clinton Junior Tennis Program (CJTP) has trained up many great tennis players over the years. Directed by Coach Chuck Waldron, with assistance from Chandler Dailey and Kimora Wesley, the…
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Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy Graduates 41 at 10th Annual Hooding Ceremony
May 8, 2023The Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy held its 10th hooding ceremony Friday, sending 41 new doctors of pharmacy into the first stage of their professional careers. One word seemed to…
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American Legion Post 25 Golf Tournament – Two Team Spots Remaining
May 8, 2023It was so successful, they’re doing it again. The second annual golf tournament is scheduled for June 2, 2003 at Lakeside Country Club in Laurens, SC. Golfers get your group…
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Attorney General Alan Wilson Leads Multistate Charge Against Biden Administration’s Decision to Prioritize the Right Whale in the Wrong Way
May 8, 2023Attorney General Alan Wilson led a letter to push back against the Biden Administration’s National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) North Atlantic Right Whale Vessel Strike Reduction Rule because it…
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Lander’s College of Education Honors Graduates, Academic Award Recipients
May 8, 2023Lander University’s College of Education awarded pins to more than 90 bachelor’s degree candidates during a special ceremony that also recognized master’s degree candidates and academic award recipients. Dr. Sarah…
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Lander Faculty Members Named Professors of Affordable Learning
May 8, 2023While the cost of learning materials for college courses can pose a financial challenge to many students, faculty members at Lander University are doing their part to keep classes affordable…
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Lander Nursing Recognizes Graduates
May 8, 2023Lander University’s Abney Cultural Center Auditorium was filled to capacity on Tuesday, May 2, for the William Preston Turner School of Nursing’s annual recognition ceremony. A total of 54 graduating…
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Converse providing educators with critical skills to benefit students with autism
May 8, 2023Aiming to better equip highly skilled educators for success and to support districts in their ability to retain top teaching talent, Converse University has launched South Carolina’s first Master of…
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Retired Greenville teacher’s book being made into a movie
May 8, 2023Stories of a “lake monster” told to hundreds and hundreds of Greenville County students over the decades by a beloved teacher of theirs is now a book and is being…
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Turner Padget shareholder Nickisha Woodward named to 2023 Power List in Business Defense by South Carolina Lawyers Weekly
May 8, 2023Turner Padget announced that Nickisha Woodward, shareholder in the firm’s Charleston office, has been named to the 2023 Power List in Business Defense by South Carolina Lawyers Weekly. The Power…
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Laurens County Council Budget Workshop – Tuesday, May 9
May 8, 2023Laurens County Council canceled their regularly scheduled meeting for May 9 advising no “requested actionable items.” Instead, they will come together for a budget workshop on Tuesday at 5:30 pm.…
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Ribbon Cutting for New Evidence Facility for the Sheriff’s Office Set for May 11
May 8, 2023Sheriff Reynolds and the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office would like to invite you to the ribbon cutting of our new Evidence Facility, located on Templeton Road. The completion of this…
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Milliken & Company to host supplier diversity event
May 7, 2023WHAT: Milliken & Company’s first annual supplier diversity matchmaking event, Milliken Momentum, will bring together diverse suppliers and companies to build relationships and promote economic opportunities. This free event is…
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Laurens Native Attorney Scott Todd selected to ‘Rising Stars’ list
May 6, 2023Greenville DUI and Criminal Defense attorney Scott Todd has been selected to the Super Lawyers 2023 South Carolina Rising Stars list. He is a partner at Sumner & Todd Attorneys…
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Lowcountry Graduate Center Supervisory Council Meeting
May 5, 2023A meeting of the Supervisory Council for the Lowcountry Graduate Center will be held on Thursday, May 25th at 9:00 am EST, virtually via Zoom Webinar. Access the meeting online…
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Numerical Methods for Data Science Class
May 5, 2023Although data science algorithms can be run by anyone who can push a button, to understand or innovate them requires a deeper understanding of the underlying mathematics. This special topics…
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Numerical Methods for Data Science Class
May 5, 2023Although data science algorithms can be run by anyone who can push a button, to understand or innovate them requires a deeper understanding of the underlying mathematics. This special topics…
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Harbor Commercial Partners hosts ribbon cutting ceremony at their downtown office
May 5, 2023Six months after opening their doors, Harbor Commercial Partners brought together the Charleston community of real estate professionals, friends, and family members to attend a Happy Hour and Ribbon Cutting…
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BASF in Converse donates $3,000 to Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office for life-saving kits, financial assistance for deputies in need
May 5, 2023BASF in Converse recently donated $2,000 to the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office, which will pay for 124 Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) kits—one for every patrol officer and open patrol…
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Scott Wilson joins the Midtown office of C. Dan Joyner, REALTORS®
May 5, 2023Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices C. Dan Joyner, REALTORS announced that Scott Wilson has joined the company’s Midtown office as a sales associate. Scott, a lifelong native of the Upstate, is excited…
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Greenville Technical College celebrates graduates at commencement
May 5, 2023Commencement for Greenville Technical College graduates was held at the Greenville Convention Center on Friday, May 5. Included were 364 registered participants (additional students graduated but did not participate), 11…
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