Immunotherapy developed at Hollings offered in national LUNG-MAP trial
August 31, 2021
By Caroline Wallace A bench-to-bedside-pioneered lung cancer immunotherapy developed at MUSC Hollings Cancer Center is to be included in one of the largest lung cancer clinical trials being offered by the National…
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Gift is an investment in financial experiential learning
August 31, 2021
The School of Business Investment Program at the College of Charleston began in 2013 with a cohort of 20 students managing a public asset portfolio of $50,000. Today, around 140 students have…
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West Ashley’s AJ Barnes named CCSD 2021 Teacher of the Year
August 31, 2021Adam “AJ” Barnes is Charleston County School District’s 2021 Teacher of the Year. Barnes teaches AP European History, US History, and coaches baseball at West Ashley High School (WAHS). This…
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Zoo to break ground on The Darnall W. & Susan F. Boyd Aquarium & Reptile Conservation Center
August 31, 2021Riverbanks Zoo and Garden and The Darnall W. and Susan F. Boyd Foundation will host a groundbreaking at the Zoo on Tuesday, Sept 14 to kick off an exciting new…
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Berkeley County, Santee Cooper to hold Mega Boat Landing groundbreaking
August 31, 2021
Berkeley County, in partnership with Santee Cooper, will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for the Mega Boat Landing project on Thursday, September 2, at 10 a.m. at 933 Broughton Road in Moncks Corner.…
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Palmetto Trail welcomes new Palmetto Conservation Corps Program Director
August 31, 2021Catie Hutchison likes to hike and travel. Her new role as the Program Director for the Palmetto Conservation Corps will have her traveling throughout the state as she supervises work…
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Historic Columbia to host 43rd Annual Jubilee: Festival of Black History & Culture
August 31, 2021
Join Historic Columbia (HC) at Jubilee: Festival of Black History & Culture presented by Bank of America from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 18. Now in its 43rd year, Jubilee, a free, outdoor festival,…
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SC tax credits available for education-related expenses
August 31, 2021
The South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) reminds teachers and parents that Income Tax credits are available for certain education related expenses. Information for teachers: Classroom Teachers Expenses Credit: Classroom teachers…
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Wilson Kibler hires Chase Gray as property manager in Columbia
August 31, 2021
Wilson Kibler, a full-service commercial real estate firm headquartered in Columbia since 1987, is pleased to announce that Chase Gray has joined the company as a property manager in the…
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Infinity Marketing promotes social team members
August 31, 2021Infinity Marketing, a fully integrated marketing agency in the Upstate, is proud to promote Nicole Day to Social Media Specialist, Gina O’Donnell to Social Media Manager and Shannon Kohn…
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The Lexington One Educational Foundation welcomes four new board members
August 31, 2021The Lexington One Educational Foundation recently welcomed four new members to its board of directors: Randall Cooper, CPA CFE, is a partner at The Brittingham Group. Brandon Mogan is…
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Upstate nonprofit meeting critical community needs awarded Dominion Energy grant
August 31, 2021
The Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation has awarded more than $250,000 to 26 local nonprofits engaged in meeting the critical needs of South Carolina communities, including food, housing and medical care.…
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AllSouth Federal Credit Union held food drive for Harvest Hope
August 31, 2021
As our community continues to recover from the effects of the pandemic, many people continue to struggle with food insecurity in our communities. AllSouth Federal Credit Union decided to support…
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Connect America establishing operations in Greenville County, S.C.
August 31, 2021
The Greenville Area Development Corporation (GADC), charged with promoting and enhancing quality of life in Greenville County by facilitating job growth and investment, has announced that Connect America, a nationally…
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An Interview with New County Administrator Thomas Higgs
August 31, 2021
Monday, August 30th was “day 1” for Thomas Higgs now serving as the Laurens County Administrator. He hit the ground running, attending a department head meeting with County Council Chairman,…
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COVID Shuts Down Clinton’s Next Game
August 30, 2021
Clinton’s football games against Newberry, varsity and JV alike, have been postponed due to positive COVID tests in the Red Devil program. A significant notes package also includes Laurens athletics…
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Superintendent of Education Imposes Mask Mandate on Buses
August 30, 2021
In a memo received from the South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE) on Thursday, August 26, 2021, Laurens County School Districts learned of a mandate that took effect on Monday,…
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Another Record-Breaking Year for Enrollment at Lander University
August 30, 2021
The Fall 2021 semester at Lander University has launched with yet another year of record-breaking enrollment and residence halls filled to capacity. Classes began Monday, Aug. 23, and as the…
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Attorney General Wilson sues Biden Administration to stop enforcement of guidance that threatens women’s sports and student and employee privacy
August 30, 2021
Lawsuit defends states from federal regulatory overreach and the unlawful interpretation of anti-discrimination laws Attorney General Alan Wilson, along with 19 other states led by Tennessee Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery III,…
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Aligning Your Values with Your Investments
August 30, 2021
by Bailey O. Davis There are so many ways to help people, organizations, and causes that are special to you. You may donate your time by volunteering in your community.…
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Local non profit President/CEO, Don Oglesby, publishes book
August 30, 2021
Local non profit executive , Don Oglesby, is now a published author. Still Desperate in the Promised Land: The story of Homes of Hope, a South Carolina ministry chronicles the…
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The Coffee Roost – Serving Tea and Poetry
August 30, 2021
Now in the new location with more space, The Coffee Roost has already offered several different events. On Saturday, August 28th they closed early to host a poetry tea. “The…
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Flock and Rally earns three IABC/SC Palmetto Awards of Excellence
August 30, 2021
Integrated marketing agency earns three awards for media relations, marketing, advertising and brand communication Flock and Rally, a women-owned integrated communications and marketing agency headquartered in Columbia, S.C., was honored…
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Downtown Clinton Turned Blue…PC Blue
August 30, 2021
The Block Party and Welcome event for Presbyterian College (PC) students was a big hit with students and the community. Sponsored by the City of Clinton and Mainstreet Clinton the…
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Prisma Health begins construction at new Larry Winn, M.D. Cancer Care Unit at Baptist Easley Hospital
August 30, 2021Prisma Health recently celebrated the beginning of construction at a brand-new cancer care unit at Baptist Easley Hospital, named for longtime area physician, Larry Winn, M.D. The $1.9 million project…
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State Museum to offer Ppanetarium and 4D show buy one get one tickets in Septmeber
August 30, 2021
State Museum Invites Guests to Enjoy Buy One Get One Tickets for Planetarium and 4D Shows Every Weekend in September The South Carolina State Museum will offer guests and members…
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Central Carolina Community Foundation announces new additions to Board of Trustees
August 30, 2021
Central Carolina Community Foundation, the Midlands’ local center for philanthropy, is delighted to welcome the following new members to its Board of Trustees: Roslyn Clark Artis, J.D., Ed.D., President, Benedict…
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SCC Foundation announces gift to the School of Horticulture
August 30, 2021Spartanburg Community College horticulture students now have an opportunity to participate in a multi-year project focusing on ecology and environmental stewardship thanks to a generous gift to the SCC Foundation…
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Colliers Report: Service-focused shops succeed
August 30, 2021
Commercial Real Estate Research & Forecast Report Q2 2021 Charleston Retail Market Highlights During the second quarter of 2021, most retail activity was concentrated in service-oriented establishments like day spas, waxing…
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Wingard’s Market donates plants for new Habitat for Humanity homes
August 30, 2021
Wingard’s Market, the Midlands premier full-service garden and plant center, is now working hand-in-hand with Central South Carolina Habitat for Humanity. The Lexington garden center is donating plants, flowers, and additional…
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Industrial Project Innovation jumps to No. 106 on Inc. 5000 fastest growing companies list
August 30, 2021
Industrial Project Innovation (IPI) rose to No. 106 in its second year on the annual Inc. 5000 fastest growing companies list. The ranking is an increase of 831 spots from…
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Experienced commercial real estate attorney Renée Maxey joins Womble Bond Dickinson
August 30, 2021
Commercial real estate attorney and former in-house counsel Renée Maxey is returning to private practice, joining Womble Bond Dickinson’s Greenville office as Of Counsel. Maxey guides clients in a wide…
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BASF in Seneca donates school supplies to Grace’s Closet, Blue Ridge Elementary
August 30, 2021
BASF in Seneca, SC recently donated school supplies to Blue Ridge Elementary School and Grace’s Closet. Items donated include 450 pencils, 275 notebooks, 225 packs of crayons, 100 glue sticks,…
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Marketing Minute: Stakeholder Engagement
August 30, 2021
Marketing Minute with Seth Palmer, NP Strategy Stakeholders are everyone from industry partners, government leaders, education leaders, and community members. They have the potential to be your greatest champions or key…
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Turner Padget grows insurance industry team in Columbia
August 30, 2021
Turner Padget is pleased to announce the addition of Christopher Siercks, associate, to the Litigation practice group in Columbia. Siercks joins the Insurance Industry Team to assist in handling matters…
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Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd’s Sterling Moose selected for Leadership Charleston’s Class of 2022
August 30, 2021
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd announced that Sterling Moose has been selected to participate in the Charleston Metro Chamber of Commerce Leadership Charleston Class of 2022. Leadership Charleston identifies emerging leaders and…
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Clinton Pulls Out a Win over Laurens, 21-19
August 30, 2021
Clinton’s 21-19 victory over Laurens, putting a stop to a 3-game Laurens win streak in the rivalry between the county’s public schools, was the best game between the two in…
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Barbells, BBQ and Live Music Coming to CrossFit864
August 29, 2021
CrossFit864 is not just about working out. The group that works out together also plays together and you’re invited. On Thursday September 2nd CrossFit864f will host Barbells, BBQ and live…
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Progress on the Taproom Coming to Clinton
August 29, 2021
It’s just been a few weeks since the BUZZ broke the story of the new taproom coming to Clinton. The City of Clinton Economic Development recently sold the DE Tribble…
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Prisma Health to Re-Open Drive-Thru Testing for Covid-19 in Three Locations
August 29, 2021
Prisma Health has announced that it will re-open drive-thru Covid 19 testing in three locations. The drive-thru locations include Greenville, Clinton and Seneca. Prisma’s Laurens County Hospital (LCH) will re-open…
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Attorney General Wilson joins coalition seeking confirmation Biden Administration will faithfully defend federal immigration statute
August 28, 2021
Attorney General Alan Wilson joined a coalition of 20 attorneys general seeking to ensure that the Biden Administration will faithfully defend a long-standing federal immigration statute that prohibits illegal re-entry.…
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Beard and Stringfellow named as recipients of 2021 Leadership in Law Awards
August 27, 2021
Robinson Gray announced that attorneys Grady Beard and La’Jessica Stringfellow have been chosen as honorees for the 2021 South Carolina Lawyers Weekly Leadership in Law Awards. The Leadership in Law…
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Burnette among Columbia City of Women honorees
August 27, 2021
Burnette Shutt & McDaniel co-founder M. Malissa Burnette is among nine people added to the Columbia City of Women map. The project began in 2019 with a goal of sharing…
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ScanSource delivers strong fourth quarter sales and profitability growth
August 27, 2021
Outstanding execution of growth opportunities; quarterly net sales up 34% year-over-year, Initiates annual financial outlook for FY22, Announces new $100 million share repurchase authorization GREENVILLE, SC – ScanSource, Inc. (NASDAQ:…
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Kimberly Isaac-House joins Healthy Learners Midlands as the community manager
August 27, 2021
Kimberly Isaac-House has joined Healthy Learners Midlands as the community manager, where she provides oversight and management of the Healthy Learners program in the Midlands region. Healthy Learners is a…
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High School Coaches Talk Touchdowns at the Club
August 27, 2021
The Laurens County Touchdown Club began its series of Thursday luncheons with a showcase of high school football on the eve of annual rivalry between Laurens and Clinton. Also, previews…
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LRADAC announces Tifani Moore as new Development Director of the LRADAC Foundation
August 27, 2021
LRADAC, the designated alcohol and drug abuse authority for Lexington and Richland Counties, announces that Tifani Moore has been hired as the new Development Director of the LRADAC Foundation. In…
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Cross Country Runners Take Football to Laurens
August 27, 2021
Each year — well, each normal year — the cross country teams of Laurens and Clinton high school handle the delivery of the game ball to iLaurens, where the Raiders…
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Martial Arts Hall-of-Famers named IRONMEN
August 27, 2021By Alex Junes-Ward Four members of the South Carolina Black Belt Hall of Fame were honored with the coveted Global Eco Adventures (GEA) IRONMAN award during a luncheon held at…
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Richland Library Friends and Foundation announces return of beloved book sales
August 26, 2021
The Richland Library Friends and Foundation is announcing the return of our beloved book sales with some new safety measures in place. Please register online at richlandlibrary.com under the “Events”…
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