DPH Urges Residents to Take Simple Precautions as Mosquito Season Begins
May 27, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) reminds South Carolinians of several tips to help prevent mosquito bites and eliminate mosquito larval habitats while enjoying time outside this summer.…
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Popular Household Hazardous Waste Disposal event returns this weekend
May 27, 2026
Georgetown County residents have an opportunity to safely dispose of household hazardous materials and sensitive documents at a free collection event Saturday, May 30, from 9 a.m. to noon at…
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Complete Fan Guide: Match Day Operations and Entry Policies for GE Vernova Park
May 27, 2026
Professional soccer is entering a bold new era in the Upstate next week as the Greenville Triumph Soccer Club officially prepares to host its highly anticipated 2026 home opener. The…
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Flummoxed Over the Flag: The Historic Loophole Keeping South Carolina’s Iconic Banner in Limbo
May 27, 2026
It is proudly displayed on front porches, stamped across t-shirts, and flown atop government buildings from the Upstate down to the coast. Yet, despite its status as one of the…
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Finding Treasures on Quillen Ave: Fountain Inn Church of God of Prophecy Announces Community Yard Sale
May 27, 2026
Bargain hunters, vintage collectors, and community members looking to kick off their weekend with some local shopping have a prime destination to add to their weekend itineraries. The Fountain Inn…
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Beyond the Bell: Top Summer Field Trips to Keep Young Minds Sharp in the Upstate
May 27, 2026
As public schools lock their doors for the season and traditional classrooms fall quiet, parents across Mauldin, Simpsonville, and Fountain Inn are facing a familiar annual challenge: keeping children intellectually…
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Ease on Down the Road: Clark Nesbitt’s ‘No Dreams Deferred’ to Bring The Wiz to the Upstate
May 27, 2026
The magic of Broadway is heading straight to the Upstate this June, promising a high-energy theater experience that local families won’t want to miss. The acclaimed theatrical organization Clark Nesbitt’s…
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Slicing Through the Golden Strip: The Ultimate Local Pizza Guide
May 27, 2026
While the Upstate might be famously blanketed in wood-smoke and barbecue pits, a quiet culinary revolution has been baking inside the ovens of the Golden Strip. From the bustling main…
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Nurturing the Local Food Grid: Feed & Seed Secures $70,000 Grant to Expand Upstate Capacity
May 27, 2026
A massive effort to connect local family farms with local school lunch trays is getting a powerful injection of capital. The nonprofit organization Feed & Seed Co. was officially awarded…
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Shaping the City’s Future: Mauldin Accepting Applications for Board of Appeals
May 27, 2026
Local residents looking for a meaningful way to give back to their community and influence local development have a unique opportunity to do so. The City of Mauldin announced it…
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Clock Runs Out: Rushed Congressional Redistricting Proposal Fails in South Carolina Senate
May 27, 2026
In a dramatic session that upended weeks of high-stakes political maneuvering, a controversial proposal to redraw South Carolina’s congressional districts fell apart on the state Senate floor on Tuesday. The…
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Handcrafted in the Heart of Town: No. 3 Pottery Unveils New Walk-In Studio Concept
May 27, 2026
Local art enthusiasts and families looking to spark their creativity this summer have an exciting new destination to explore right in downtown Simpsonville. The popular local art hub No. 3…
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Summer Fun Starts Early: Jurassic Seas Opens June 6 at the South Carolina Aquarium
May 27, 2026
With school letting out and summer vacation just around the corner, families across the Upstate are looking for ways to make memories — and the South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston…
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Guskiewicz named 16th president of Clemson University
May 27, 2026
For the 16th time in 136 years and only the second time in the past 27 years, Clemson University’s Board of Trustees selected the next president of Clemson University. Following…
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American Airlines restarts nonstop service between Columbia and Chicago
May 27, 2026
The Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) celebrated the return of nonstop service between Columbia and O’Hare International Airport on May 21 during a press conference and gate celebration marking the restart…
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SJWD Water District earns award of excellence for Mid-Century Waterworks Educational Series
May 27, 2026
The Startex-Jackson-Wellford-Duncan (SJWD) Water District announced it has received the Award of Excellence in the 32nd Annual Communicator Awards from the Academy of Interactive & Visual Arts (AIVA) for its…
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Georgetown County Parks & Rec summer deadline is fast approaching
May 26, 2026
The Georgetown County Parks and Recreation Department wants residents to know time is running out to sign up for their June Youth Programs, with registration closing this week. There are…
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Aston advances redevelopment of Powdersville Plaza as exterior improvements take shape
May 26, 2026
Ongoing transformation project continues while all existing tenants remain open Exterior renovations and site enhancements are now visibly taking shape at Powdersville Plaza as Aston advances the transformation of the…
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Legacy Early College celebrates Class of 2026 Commencement
May 26, 2026
Record-breaking graduating class achieved college acceptances at institutions across the nation, including 17 scholars receiving associate degrees, and many receiving full-ride scholarships Legacy Early College held its Class of 2026…
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Georgetown celebrates 5th Annual “Flags On Front” this Flag Day
May 26, 2026
The Georgetown Business Association (GBA) is proud to announce the return of Flags on Front, celebrating Georgetown’s Fifth Annual Flag Day Celebration on Saturday, June 13, 2026. In honor of…
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Get ready to dance: Georgetown’s Music in the Park summer concert series announced
May 26, 2026
Summer is officially on the horizon, and that means it’s time to lace up your dancing shoes! The Georgetown Business Association’s highly anticipated Music in the Park concert series is…
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Turner Padget expands Charleston office with the addition of litigator Brian Hubacher
May 26, 2026
Turner Padget has added attorney Brian Hubacher as Of Counsel in its Charleston office, continuing the firm’s strategic growth and further strengthening its regionally-ranked litigation team. Hubacher represents individuals and…
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Colliers Report: South Carolina Hospitality Market Q1 2026
May 26, 2026
Colliers | South Carolina Market Report Hospitality Market Updates Megan Lawson | Market Analyst Higher-end properties continued to perform statewide, while several markets saw activity return towards historical norms following…
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Midlands Technical College’s newest police officer receives J.P. Strom Award from the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy
May 26, 2026The Midlands Technical College Police Department (MTCPD) welcomed its newest officer, William Reiss, following his graduation from the Basic Law Enforcement Class at the South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy (SCCJA)…
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Two senior leaders to depart East Cooper Community Outreach
May 26, 2026After nearly a decade of extraordinary leadership and service, ECCO announces that Executive Director Stephanie Kelley will be stepping down from her role as she relocates to Pennsylvania to be…
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Francis Marion University Education Foundation receives $32,500 grant from Power:Ed to help SC students retain their merit scholarships
May 26, 2026
The Francis Marion University Education Foundation has been awarded a $32,500 grant from Power:Ed, the philanthropy of SC Student Loan Corporation, to support the expansion of FMU’s Summer Success program…
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10th Annual Taste on the River is Thursday, June 11
May 26, 2026
Get ready for an unforgettable evening of indulgence at the 10th Annual Taste on the River. This premier culinary event brings together the best chefs, tastemakers, and food lovers in…
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Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired receives $25,000 grant from Greenville Women Giving
May 26, 2026
Providing vision rehabilitation skills training to adults with vision loss in Greenville County The Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired South Carolina (ABVI) was awarded $25,000 by Greenville Women…
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Bowers Ace Hardware opening in Elgin/Pontiac
May 26, 2026
Bowers Ace Hardware is opening in the booming Elgin-Pontiac area. A Grand Opening of the new store at 118 Spears Creek Church Road in the Food Lion-anchored Pontiac Towne Center…
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CAMS named Best HOA Management Company in 2026 Charleston’s Choice Awards
May 26, 2026
CAMS (Community Association Management Services) announced it has been named Best HOA Management Company in the 2026 Charleston’s Choice Awards! This honor reflects the dedication and expertise of CAMS’ Charleston…
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Miss South Carolina Scholarship Organization celebrates leadership and service ahead of 2026 competition
May 26, 2026
As the 2026 Miss South Carolina and Miss South Carolina’s Teen competitions approach, delegates and volunteers throughout the state have spent the spring preparing for June while advancing the organization’s…
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University of South Carolina School of Medicine named in honor of Floyd family
May 26, 2026
The University of South Carolina School of Medicine in Columbia is now officially named in honor of the late longtime trustee and surgeon Dr. Edward “Eddie” Floyd and his wife,…
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Greenville Theatre concludes historic 100th season with Disney’s Frozen: The Broadway Musical
May 26, 2026
Greenville Theatre announces the grand finale of its landmark 100th season with Disney’s Frozen: The Musical, opening June 5 and running through June 28. Come see Disney magic this summer…
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Charleston Southern launches new financial award for ministry families
May 26, 2026
Charleston Southern University has launched a new scholarship program for families who faithfully serve in pastoral ministry. The South Carolina Ministry Buc Award is a full-tuition scholarship available to eligible dependents of South Carolina Baptist…
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City of Charleston announces 2026 Piccolo Spoleto Festival guide, new website, and citywide distribution
May 26, 2026
The City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs (OCA) has released the official 2026 Piccolo Spoleto Festival Guide and launched a newly redesigned website, piccolospoleto.com, featuring new tools that allow visitors to search…
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Two School District Five students named semifinalists in U.S. Presidential Scholars Program
May 26, 2026
Two Lexington-Richland School District Five seniors have been named as semifinalists in the 2026 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program. Hunter Taylor (Dutch Fork High) and Elizabeth Yong (Chapin High) were selected…
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Wando returns to the top of the state podium in boys’ track and field
May 26, 2026
Wando High School battled with Ridge View at the South Carolina High School League AAAAA Division 1 boys’ state track and field meet in Columbia on May 14, 2026, and came…
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Yip Premier Real Estate opens new headquarters in Columbia’s Cottontown neighborhood
May 26, 2026
Yip Premier Real Estate officially opened its new headquarters at 2200 Sumter Street with a ribbon cutting ceremony attended by city leaders, preservation advocates, economic development officials, and community partners.…
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CCSD sees record teacher retention, dramatic drop in classroom vacancies
May 26, 2026
Charleston County School District (CCSD) is entering the final weeks of the school year with approximately 63 classroom vacancies districtwide for the upcoming school year, compared to nearly 300 at…
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City of Columbia welcomes America250’s “Our American Story” nationwide initiative to the Capital City
May 26, 2026
The City of Columbia invites residents and visitors to take part in a unique opportunity to help tell the story of America as the America250 initiative brings its nationwide “Our American…
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Spartanburg Community College recognized nationally as a Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense
May 26, 2026
Spartanburg Community College (SCC) was formally recognized during the 2026 National Centers of Academic Excellence in Cybersecurity (NCAE-C) Designation Ceremony held April 28, 2026, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as a Center…
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Grant helps “undiscovered” destinations expand tourism offerings
May 26, 2026
Projects in Chester, Winnsboro, Westminster, Pageland, and Walterboro were selected in the most recent Undiscovered SC award cycle The South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation & Tourism (SCPRT) announced the…
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St. Pat’s in Five Points donates more than $59,000 to local charities and nonprofits
May 26, 2026
Annual check presentation celebrates community impact as festival looks ahead to milestone 45th year St. Pat’s in Five Points has officially wrapped its 44th annual festival season by giving back…
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City of Charleston Recreation Department to offer free summer meals for youth
May 26, 2026
The City of Charleston Recreation Department will provide free meals to children and teens this summer through its participation in the Summer Food Service Program. The program will operate Monday…
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Charleston County launches deliverable-based technical assistance grant program
May 26, 2026
Charleston County is now accepting applications from nonprofit organizations for the Deliverable-Based Technical Assistance Grant Program, a new initiative funded through the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) and administered in…
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Rankin and Shealy Square Off at Laurens County Republican Forum: House District 14 Race Draws Sharp Contrasts
May 26, 2026
Video from the forum can be found at the bottom of this article. The Laurens County Republican Party hosted its 2026 Candidate Forum on the evening of May 21 at…
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Early Voting Now Open for June 9 Primary
May 25, 2026
Laurens County residents who want to cast their ballot ahead of the June 9 primary election have the opportunity to vote early, with in-person absentee voting now underway at the…
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Shaping Our Communities: Art Students Forge Historical Tribute for Ninety Six
May 25, 2026
Lander BFA students, from left, Cathryn Burger and Elena Medlin crafted two large name plates and a silhouette for the Ninety Six Mill Park. -Photo submitted by Doug McAbee Ninety…
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Thornwell Community Counseling Offers Trauma-Informed Therapy for Individuals and Families
May 25, 2026
Thornwell, the Clinton-based Christian ministry serving children and families for more than 150 years, offers a counseling program that brings professional, trauma-informed therapy to individuals of all ages across South…
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Laurens County Community Raises More Than $18,000 at LCSO Jail and Bail Fundraiser
May 25, 2026
The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office is expressing gratitude to the community after this year’s Jail and Bail fundraiser surpassed expectations, raising more than $18,000 for the Christmas for Kids program.…
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