Mauldin Cultural Center brings timeless classic ‘Little Women’ to the stage this November
September 30, 2026
Louisa May Alcott’s beloved story of family, resilience, and ambition is coming to life in the Golden Strip this fall as the Mauldin Cultural Center presents Little Women. Running from…
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RIZE Prevention brings Dinkin’ Donuts Pickleball Tournament back to Pickle Yard on Nov. 21
September 30, 2026
Local pickleball players and community supporters can get ready to rally for a cause as the annual Dinkin’ Donuts Pickleball Tournament returns to the Golden Strip this November. Hosted by…
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Fountain Inn Church of God of Prophecy to host hands-on canning and food preservation class
September 30, 2026
Homesteaders, home cooks, and gardeners looking to stock their pantries ahead of winter can brush up on their food preservation skills next month in Fountain Inn. The Fountain Inn Church…
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Rise & Thrive women’s networking group to meet at Social Latitude on Oct. 12
September 30, 2026
Female entrepreneurs, professionals, and community leaders from across the Upstate will gather next month for a morning of collaboration and career inspiration. The Rise & Thrive Women’s Networking group will…
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Crown + Bloom Coffee Co. to host free kids craft morning on the patio this Friday
September 30, 2026
Local parents looking for a fun morning outing with the little ones can head over to downtown Simpsonville this Friday for coffee, fresh air, and hands-on crafts. Crown + Bloom…
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South Carolina Wildlife Federation calls for entries in 24th annual photo contest
September 30, 2026
Shutterbugs, backyard naturalists, and outdoor enthusiasts across the Upstate have one month left to submit their finest shots of the Palmetto State’s wild side. The South Carolina Wildlife Federation (SCWF)…
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It’s officially slow cooker season: Three easy, crowd-pleasing meals for busy autumn nights
September 30, 2026
As morning temperatures dip into sweater weather and weeknight calendars fill with sports practices, band rehearsals, and homework, kitchens across the Upstate are welcoming back the undisputed MVP of fall…
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Pen a letter to the Pumpkin King: kids can write Jack Skellington for Halloween
September 30, 2026
If your family is full of fans of The Nightmare Before Christmas, there is a special postal route open straight to Halloweentown this season. Parents looking for a fun, festive…
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Fall festival kicks off Saturday as LushAcres Farm opens five weekends of family fun
September 30, 2026
The wait is over. LushAcres Farm in Clinton throws open its gates Saturday, Oct. 3, for the first day of its annual fall festival, and the farm is ready with…
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Walmart and Sam’s Club partnership helps strengthen food access across coastal South Carolina
September 30, 2026
Fight Hunger. Spark Change. campaign raises $111,295 to help Lowcountry Food Bank reach more neighbors As Hunger Action Month ™ inspires the collective action required to support millions of people facing hunger across the country,…
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HGTC leaders honored by South Carolina Association of Technical College Commissioners
September 30, 2026
Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) leaders were recently recognized by the South Carolina Association of Technical College Commissioners (SCATCC) for distinguished leadership and decades of service to technical education in South…
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Chamber opens ticket sales for 18th annual oyster roast and college football fan challenge
September 30, 2026
Tickets are now on sale for the Laurens County Chamber of Commerce’s 18th annual Oyster Roast and College Football Fan Challenge, set for Thursday, Nov. 5, at the Chamber facility,…
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National award honors Mount Pleasant educator for championing heart health
September 30, 2026
The American Heart Association recognizes local Kids Heart Challenge coordinator for efforts to build a healthier community The American Heart Association, a relentless force changing the future of health for…
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Medicare 101: Understanding Your Choices and What You Pay
September 30, 2026
By Amanda Stilwell What you pay for Medicare isn’t just about healthcare—your retirement income decisions can affect your costs, too. For many people approaching retirement, Medicare feels like a milestone:…
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Lexington County Fire Services & Lexington County EMS to officially dedicate new Jeffrey V. Chavis Fire & EMS Station
September 30, 2026
Lexington County Fire Services and Lexington County EMS will host a dedication ceremony and open house for the new Jeffrey V. Chavis Fire & EMS Station #34 on Saturday, October…
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Medicare 101: Understanding Your Choices & What You Pay — Clarity hosts complimentary seminars
September 30, 2026
Choosing Medicare coverage isn’t simply a healthcare decision. Premiums, prescriptions, provider access and out-of-pocket costs can all affect a retirement budget—and some financial decisions made in retirement can influence what…
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Financial Advisor or Wealth Advisor?
September 30, 2026
By Jennifer Osgood, President, Wagner Wealth Management When it comes to managing your finances, partnering with a trusted professional can provide peace of mind and help you stay focused on…
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State Treasurer Curtis Loftis recognizes Dana Watkins of North Central Elementary as Educator of the Month
September 30, 2026
South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis has recognized Dana Watkins of Kershaw County School District’s North Central Elementary School as the South Carolina Financial Literacy Master Teacher Program’s Educator of the…
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Puttin’ Out The Fire
September 30, 2026
By Tom Poland Sometimes It’s Healthier Not To “As night deepened all he could see was the shifting line of fire, like some malfunction in the wiring of the…
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OneSpartanburg, Inc. announces 47th Leadership Spartanburg Class
September 30, 2026
OneSpartanburg, Inc. announced the participants for the 47th class of Leadership Spartanburg, a nine-month personal and professional leadership skills program. Participants will get to better know Spartanburg County while connecting with…
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Moja Arts Festival welcomes Charleston jazz patriarch Oscar Rivers Jr.
September 30, 2026
Oscar Rivers Jr., widely considered Charleston’s jazz patriarch, will perform during the 2026 MOJA Arts Festival. “An Evening with Oscar Rivers Jr.” will be held at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept.…
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Southeastern Wildlife Exposition announces fourth-generation artist Rebecca Proctor as 2027 featured artist
September 30, 2026
The Southeastern Wildlife Exposition (SEWE), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that celebrates wildlife and the great outdoors through fine art, live entertainment and special events, has named Rebecca Proctor as its 2027 Featured…
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GSSM ranked top school in South Carolina, #3 in the nation by Niche.com
September 30, 2026
The South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics (GSSM) has again been recognized by Niche.com as the #1 best public school in South Carolina and the #3 best public…
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Grier Mullins to be inducted into Greenville County Schools Hall of Fame
September 30, 2026
Congratulations to Grier Mullins, who will be inducted into the Greenville County Schools Hall of Fame on November 19! A Greenville High School Class of 1968 graduate and lifelong champion for public education,…
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After three decades as a judge, former S.C. Supreme Court Justice John C. Few opens new private practice
September 30, 2026
As an attorney, Few brings decades of judicial expertise and legal insights to complex litigation issues for clients across the Palmetto State After nearly three decades serving in the judiciary…
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Corps of Engineers advances Battery Extension project with $6.2 million in design contracts
September 30, 2026
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston District, announced that it awarded two major architecture and engineering contracts totaling over $6.2 million for the Battery Extension project. The Charleston District…
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The 2026 HDSA Team Hope Walk – Upstate, South Carolina takes place Sunday, October 25th at Greer City Park Pavilion
September 29, 2026
The South Carolina Chapter of the Huntington’s Disease Society of America (HDSA) will host The 2026 Team Hope Walk – Upstate, South Carolina on Sunday, October 25th at Greer City Park Pavilion, 301 East…
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Get Ready for autumn at the Midlands Fall Plant and Flower Festival
September 29, 2026
The South Carolina State Farmers Market’s annual Fall Plant and Flower Festival will be held Oct. 9-11, 2026. One of the market’s largest events of the year, the festival welcomed…
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Downtown Laurens coffee shop adds reservable meeting space
September 29, 2026
Local groups and businesses looking for a place to meet will soon have a new option in downtown Laurens. The Buckaroo Brew, located at 235 W. Laurens St., will begin…
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Laurens County School District 55 named 2026 National Beta District of Distinction
September 29, 2026
Laurens County School District 55 (LCSD 55) has been presented with the 2026 National Beta District of Distinction Award. The recognition is a celebration of the district’s exceptional commitment to…
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‘American Revolution Experience’ Connects Lander, Community with Nation’s Founding
September 29, 2026
Lander University will host the American Revolution Experience, an innovative, traveling exhibition, Oct. 16 – 29 at the Jackson Library. The exhibit includes display panels and interactive digital kiosks that…
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Presbyterian College names Brian Fortman vice president for enrollment management
September 29, 2026
Experienced enrollment leader brings broad higher education perspective to new role Presbyterian College has named Brian Fortman its new vice president for enrollment management, bringing back to campus a veteran…
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City of Laurens sets dates for Christmas in Laurens celebrations
September 29, 2026
The City of Laurens is encouraging residents to start planning for the holidays now, releasing a list of dates for its annual Christmas in Laurens events. The season kicks off…
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Rotary Club of Laurens announces 24th Annual Little River Duck Race
September 29, 2026
The Rotary Club of Laurens will host its 24th Annual Little River Duck Race on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 4:30 p.m. during Squealin’ on the Square in Downtown Laurens.…
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Wattsville stormwater infrastructure project completed
September 29, 2026
Following the collaborative efforts of Laurens County, the South Carolina Office of Resilience, KCI Technologies, and HRH Engineering & Construction LLC, we are pleased to announce the completion of the…
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JBW Farms Homestead transitions to online ordering with scheduled pickup and delivery
September 29, 2026
JBW Farms Homestead is transitioning to online ordering with scheduled farm pickup and local delivery, a move designed to give customers more flexibility in how they shop for the farm’s…
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Clinton High’s Devil Regiment makes history with first finals appearance at Festival of Bands
September 29, 2026
The Clinton High School Devil Regiment marching band delivered a record-setting performance Saturday at the 46th annual Festival of Bands, hosted by Boiling Springs High School. Following an early start…
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Uncover the Spectral in Verse: “Ghosts of Meter” Poetry Workshop coming to Brookgreen Gardens
September 29, 2026
As the days shorten and the autumn air turns crisp, Brookgreen Gardens invites writers of all experience levels to tap into the uncanny power of structured verse. On Friday, October…
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Discover autumn at the Black River Cypress Preserve: October events preview
September 29, 2026
As fall temperatures settle over South Carolina’s coastal plain, the Black River Cypress Preserve (BRCP) is inviting the public to explore its blackwater swamps, pine forests, and vibrant ecosystems. Throughout…
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Dr. Dylan Oliver joins Tidelands Health Orthopedics
September 29, 2026
Patients in Georgetown County now have access to an additional orthopedic specialist: Dylan Oliver, M.D., who has joined Tidelands Health Orthopedics. Dr. Oliver specializes in treating hip and knee conditions, including arthritis,…
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Martha Lewis named Chair of HGTC Foundation Board of Directors for 2026
September 29, 2026
Retired physical therapist Martha Lewis has been selected to serve as chairperson of the Horry-Georgetown Technical College (HGTC) Foundation Board of Directors for 2026. Lewis brings decades of professional experience…
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Hood Construction, DP3 Architects and Goodwyn Mills Cawood break ground on Town of Fort Mill’s new operations center
September 29, 2026
On Sept. 16, 2026, the teams of Hood Construction, DP3 Architects and Goodwyn Mills Cawood (GMC) joined Town of Fort Mill officials and community members to break ground on a…
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USC, Westinghouse partner to advance nuclear workforce development
September 29, 2026
Westinghouse Electric Company and the University of South Carolina (USC) are partnering to create a multidisciplinary nuclear workforce development program to support U.S. fleet deployment of AP1000® plants. The new…
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South Carolina’s first associate degree in electrical technology launches at Midlands Technical College
September 29, 2026
Midlands Technical College (MTC) has launched South Carolina’s first associate degree in electrical technology, expanding opportunities for students seeking careers in one of the state’s most in-demand industries. The Associate…
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American Heart Association expands lifesaving support in Sumter County
September 29, 2026
Jehovah Missionary Baptist Church receives emergency preparedness tools to train community members, improve heart health awareness and strengthen response to cardiac emergencies The American Heart Association is donating a Cardiac…
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Latin American Festival set for Oct. 4 at Wannamaker County Park
September 29, 2026
Experience the tastes and traditions of Charleston’s Latin American community Charleston County Parks invites you to immerse yourself in the authentic music, dance and food of Latin America and the…
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Greenville moves to nonpartisan municipal elections
September 29, 2026
Change Would Take Place for 2027 Elections The City of Greenville is preparing for a significant change in how its municipal elections are conducted. Starting in 2027, elections will shift…
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Guy Furay receives NAIFA Quality Award for exceptional performance as a financial professional
September 29, 2026
Guy Furay, owner of The Insurance Source, has earned a 2026 NAIFA Quality Award presented by the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors. The NAIFA Quality Award is presented…
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MOA Architecture adds architectural designer Nylah Stover
September 29, 2026
MOA Architecture, Inc. announced the addition of Nylah Stover as an architectural designer. Stover brings experience in community-centered and sustainable design that aligns with the firm’s work on higher education,…
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One Life Fitness-Forest Acres hosts strength and power event
September 29, 2026Local powerlifter Lawrence Brimfield breaks NFL Combine record on bench press By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Seven weeks after One Life Fitness (1LF)–Sandhills hosted its first-ever 1,000-pound club powerlifting event…
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