United Community announces corporate sponsorship of Junior Achievement BizTown Mobile® of South Carolina
January 20, 2026
United Community announced a new three-year corporate sponsorship with Junior Achievement (JA) BizTown Mobile® of South Carolina. This hands-on program brings a mini city to South Carolina schools, where students…
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Literacy SC sets 2026 Executive Board Officers and new goals
January 20, 2026
Literacy SC, a statewide nonprofit hub for growing reading skills in all ages, has seated its Executive Board leadership for the 2026 term. The appointments come as the organization launches…
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Our night out at The Mockingbird
January 20, 2026By Alan Cooper Publisher UpstateBizSC Last Friday night, we spent the evening at the opening of The Mockingbird, Greenville’s newest music venue. Thanks for the invite, Kara Dullea! We were…
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Golden Career Strategies expands services to offer professional book coaching, editing and formatting
January 20, 2026
Golden Career Strategies, a leader in career and leadership development, has expanded its service offerings to include professional book coaching, editing, and formatting designed to support aspiring authors in creating…
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Critical gap along Savannah River corridor protected forever
January 20, 2026Lowcountry Land Trust announced the permanent protection of the Garnett Tract, a 664-acre property located on the Hampton/Jasper county line. With road frontage along both SC Highway 119 and U.S.…
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Kate White Little introduces Kate White Little Communications
January 20, 2026
Kate White Little announces the launch of Kate White Little Communications, specializing in strategic planning, media relations, partnerships, influencer engagement, and events. A network of skilled and trusted partners will…
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Trinity Partners completes sale of medical investment property
January 20, 2026
Trinity Partners announced the successful lease and sale of a medical investment property located at 460 Clemson Road in Columbia, SC. The property, a 3,280 square foot medical office building,…
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South Carolina sets a national standard for secure research
January 20, 2026
South Carolina Research Authority launches the new Center for Research Security, positioning the state as the leading destination for trusted, secure research. The South Carolina Research Authority today announced the launch of the Center for Research Security. This first-of-its-kind…
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Tri-County Technical College breaks ground on Anderson Campus expansion
January 20, 2026
Tri-County Technical College broke ground on January 16 on a $31 million investment at the Anderson Campus designed to expand and grow workforce development programs. TCTC President Galen DeHay was…
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Renee Powell to receive 2026 NGCOA Award of Merit
January 20, 2026
The National Golf Course Owners Association (NGCOA) announced legendary golf ambassador, LPGA/PGA Professional and diversity trailblazer Renee Powell as the recipient of its 2026 Award of Merit, the association’s most prestigious…
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Charleston Parks Conservancy names new members to Board of Directors
January 20, 2026
The Charleston Parks Conservancy, dedicated to caring for and enhancing 26 parks, gardens, and trails across Charleston, announces the appointment of new members to its Board of Directors. The Board…
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Lowcountry Land Trust permanently protects critical gap along Savannah River corridor
January 20, 2026
664-acre Garnett Tract strengthens a vast landscape of public and private conserved land in Hampton and Jasper Counties Lowcountry Land Trust, a nonprofit committed to preserving Lowcountry landscapes and waterways…
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inVio Health Network appoints Dr. Jason Leonard as chief medical officer to drive clinical transformation
January 20, 2026
Enhancing care quality for more than 600,000 covered lives inVio Health Network announced the appointment of Dr. Jason Leonard, as its new chief medical officer. Bringing more than 18 years…
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Community Art Show to Showcase Local Talent at Laurens County Museum
January 20, 2026
The Laurens County Museum will host a Community Art Show this spring, highlighting the creativity and talent of local artists through a diverse and engaging exhibition. The show, featuring artwork…
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White Knoll Middle School named a 2026 South Carolina School to Watch®
January 20, 2026
White Knoll Middle School in Lexington County School District One has been named a 2026 South Carolina School to Watch®, a prestigious designation awarded by the National Forum to Accelerate…
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Studio Pilates International grand opening
January 20, 2026
Who: Councilman Tyler Bailey, Richland County Council Chair Jesica Mackey, and the City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities in partnership with Richland County Office of Small Business Opportunity What: The City of…
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HUD’s Federal Housing Administration (FHA) facilitates financing for new hospital in Indian Land, SC
January 20, 2026
$251.2 million FHA-insured supplemental mortgage delivers capital for Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) to offer new access to quality acute care hospital services for residents in Northern Lancaster County,…
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Crayton Middle redesignated as National School to Watch
January 20, 2026
Crayton Middle School has been redesignated as a School to Watch for the third time by the National Forum to Accelerate Middle Grades Reform. Crayton received its School to Watch…
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City of West Columbia launches $15 million infrastructure project to revitalize Mill Village and Alexander Road
January 20, 2026
The City of West Columbia is beginning a $15 million overhaul of the Mill Village neighborhood and Alexander Road. This comprehensive project is designed to modernize the area’s utility networks,…
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The Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center’s 26th annual Hope Grows Here Dinner Auction, an evening to benefit Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center
January 20, 2026
Dee Norton Child Advocacy Center, the region’s leading resource to prevent abuse, protect children, and heal families, invites the community to participate in the 26th Annual Hope Grows Here Dinner…
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Big Red Barn Retreat celebrates 5th anniversary of Leon Irons Lodge, marking five years of healing, growth, and community impact through posttraumatic growth training
January 20, 2026
The Big Red Barn Retreat (BRBR) celebrates the 5th anniversary of the Leon Irons Lodge. Upon opening its doors, the Leon Irons Lodge became the hub for Warrior PATHH (Progressive…
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City of Columbia to host Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Showcases
January 20, 2026
Who: City of Columbia Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund What: The City of Columbia Bloomberg Youth Climate Action Fund grant recipients will host two Climate Action Showcases displaying information on their Climate…
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Downtown Eats & Sweets Set to Open on the Square in Laurens
January 20, 2026
A new locally owned dining option is coming to downtown Laurens as sisters-in-law Carol Brown and Christie Finley prepare to open Downtown Eats & Sweets on the Square. Located at 128 S. Public…
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Laurens County Chamber Announces 2025 Cecil Davenport Citizenship Award Nominees
January 20, 2026
Since 1996, the prestigious award, named in honor of the late Chamber Executive Cecil O. Davenport, has recognized outstanding tenth grade students from the High School located in Laurens County,…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Jess MacCallum, The DAM Leadership Workbook
January 19, 2026
The 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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Ready for Anything: What I learned at Midway Fire and Rescue
January 19, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher I’ve had the privilege to participate in Leadership Georgetown this year and as part of that experience, I get to tour various businesses and organizations across…
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Mashburn Construction celebrates excellence with Culture of Recognition Awards
January 19, 2026
Mashburn Construction recognizes outstanding team members through its Culture of Recognition Awards, honoring individuals who exemplify and live out the company’s vision every day: to be the Builder of Choice,…
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Stage Door Arts Academy opens January 19, bringing dance, theater, and creative confidence to Charleston families
January 19, 2026
MOUNT PLEASANT, SC – Stage Door Arts Academy officially opens its doors on Monday, January 19, offering a new performing arts home for children and teens throughout the Charleston area.…
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Stokes & Company CPAs congratulates Lydia Eisch as Accountant
January 19, 2026
Stokes & Company CPAs announced that Lydia Eisch has joined the firm as an Accountant. Lydia earned her Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from Clemson University in December 2024 and her…
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Clinton High School Wrestling Finishes Strong at Region Duals, Earns Five All-Region Honors
January 19, 2026
The Clinton High School wrestling team turned in a strong showing at the Region Duals on Saturday, January 17, competing at Chester High School and finishing the day with a…
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Rebuild Upstate announces 2026 board officers and new board members
January 19, 2026
Rebuild Upstate has announced its 2026 Board of Directors leadership, naming new officers and welcoming three new members whose professional expertise spans finance, banking, architecture, and regional economic development. The…
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Nancy Sutton is named dean at Greenville Technical College
January 19, 2026
Nancy Sutton, J.D., has been named dean of Engineering Technology & Professional Studies (ETPS) at Greenville Technical College (GTC). Nancy came to GTC in 2021 as department head for the…
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Greenville Technical College selected for EmployED Initiative
January 19, 2026
Greenville Technical College (GTC) has been selected by the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) to be part of the EmployED Initiative funded by General Motors (GM). GTC will participate…
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SCDNR Director receives rare recognition in Boston
January 19, 2026Mullikin honored aboard the oldest still-serving warship in the United States Navy By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Dr. Tom Mullikin, director of the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR) received…
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Dry January and the Rise of the Alcohol-Free Movement
January 19, 2026
Each January, more people across the country choose to participate in “Dry January,” a month-long pause from alcohol that gives individuals a chance to reset after the holidays and take…
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Black ice, other hazardous conditions possible Sunday into Monday
January 18, 2026
While this weekend’s bout of wintry weather isn’t expected to bring any snow accumulation, residents and travelers should be on alert for hazardous travel conditions developing overnight into Monday morning.…
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Georgetown City Council: January 2026 Meeting Highlights
January 18, 2026
Mayor Jay Doyle convened the first council meeting of the year on January 15, welcoming nearly 100 attendees. Jessie M. Walker was elected Mayor Pro Tem for a two-year term,…
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Brookgreen Gardens offers quarterly Sip and Sculpt series
January 18, 2026
Brookgreen Gardens is offering a unique experience for visitors who want to unleash their creativity while sipping on their favorite beverage with its quarterly Sip and Sculpt series. Whether…
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Taking Chances: A New Season of Georgetown Tidal Tales Returns to the Stage
January 18, 2026
By Karen Owens, Publisher What happens when you mix raw, personal storytelling with a live audience and a mission to do good? You get Georgetown Tidal Tales—an evening of authentic…
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Bunnelle Foundation hosts Community Conversation focusing on affordable housing
January 18, 2026
The Frances P. Bunnelle Foundation is inviting community members, nonprofit leaders, advocates, and partners to take part in a Community Conversation focused on affordable housing in Georgetown County on Thursday,…
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Easter Benefit Ride to Honor “Mike Mike” Vinson Set for February 28
January 18, 2026
An Easter Benefit Ride will be held on Saturday, February 28, in loving memory of Michael “Mike Mike” Vinson, bringing the community together for a day of fellowship, remembrance, and…
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Presbyterian College to host the Supreme Court of South Carolina
January 18, 2026
Presbyterian College will host the Supreme Court of South Carolina for a special term of court this spring, offering students, educators and community members a rare opportunity to witness the…
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Laurens County Chamber to Host Business Forum on February 17 at new County Ag Center
January 17, 2026
The Laurens County Chamber of Commerce will host a Laurens County Business Forum on February 17, bringing together business owners and local experts for a moderated, solutions-focused discussion on key…
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State Supreme Court’s Chief Justice to Speak at Lander Feb. 5
January 17, 2026
Lander University has announced that it will host the Honorable John W. Kittredge, chief justice of the South Carolina Supreme Court, Thursday, Feb. 5, at 5:30 p.m. in the Abney…
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Presbyterian College Football Introduces Del Howard as Safeties and Special Teams Coach
January 17, 2026
The Presbyterian College football team continued to build its coaching staff on Friday afternoon as recently-appointed head coach Matt Rahl announced the addition of Del Howard as the Blue Hose…
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American Legion Post 25 Donates 750 Cans of Soup to Support Community Food Drive
January 17, 2026
American Legion Post 25 is stepping up once again to support neighbors in need, donating 750 cans of soup to First United Methodist Church as part of the annual “500…
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Board of Voter Registration & Elections of Laurens County Seeks Poll Workers for June Elections
January 17, 2026
The Board of Voter Registration & Elections of Laurens County is inviting residents to serve their community by becoming poll workers for the upcoming June elections. Poll workers are essential…
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Prisma Health Provides Measles Outbreak Update; No Cases Confirmed in Laurens County, but Officials Urge Caution
January 17, 2026
Prisma Health officials and medical experts provided an update on the ongoing measles outbreak in South Carolina on Friday, January 16, 2026, urging residents to remain vigilant as cases continue…
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Classical Cello and Piano Recital Set for January 23 in Clinton
January 17, 2026
Classical music enthusiasts are invited to attend a free cello and piano recital featuring Richard Thomas and Andrew Sheffield on Friday, January 23, at 7:00 p.m. at Cornerstone Baptist Church…
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January is National Blood Donor Month: One Hour Can Help Save a Life
January 17, 2026
Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs a blood donation. Over the course of a year, that adds up to an estimated 4.5 million people who rely on…
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