City of Columbia partners with Sistercare for third annual Toiletry Drive
September 11, 2025The City of Columbia is collaborating with Sistercare for the third annual toiletry drive. Sistercare is a nonprofit organization that helps victims and families recover from domestic violence. Please consider donating…
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City of Columbia announces road closures for Tunnel to Towers 5K Run/Walk
September 11, 2025
The Tunnel to Towers Foundation and Lexington Medical Center will host the annual Tunnel to Towers SC 5K Run/Walk on Friday, September 12, 2025. The event honors the lives of…
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First regional plan to eliminate HPV cancers as a public health concern released in the U.S.
September 11, 2025The HPV Vaccination Roundtable of the Southeast launches first U.S. regional plan to eliminate HPV cancers, starting with cervical cancer as a public health concern, across the Southeast. The elimination…
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The City of Columbia, in partnership with 7Sunday, launches BizArts — a new, dynamic series that highlights community, culture, and creativity
September 11, 2025The City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities and 7Sunday The City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities, in partnership with 7Sunday, announces its return with a new series, BizArts,…
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Prisma Health launches Sickle Cell Lifespan Center to provide comprehensive, systemwide care across all ages
September 11, 2025
Continuity of expert care from childhood through adulthood improves quality of life and prevents gaps in therapy Prisma Health has launched the Sickle Cell Lifespan Center, a newly expanded, systemwide…
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Pure
September 11, 2025
By Jeff Becraft In going through some of my Dad’s stuff, we came across a letter from one of his coworkers. I think it was written to my Dad…
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Richland Library recognized as a 2025 Library of Congress Literacy Awards Honoree
September 11, 2025
Richland Library announced that its Education Studio has been named one of the 2025 Library of Congress Literacy Awards honorees. The recognition was announced on International Literacy Day, September 8,…
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Arts Commission grant, program supports three S.C. artist-entrepreneurs
September 11, 2025
Grant, program supports three S.C. artist-entrepreneurs The South Carolina Arts Commission is supporting the business initiatives of three South Carolina artist entrepreneurs (#SCartists) through a program and grant designed to…
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Infinity Marketing named one of the Best Places to Work & one of the 50 Fastest Growing Companies in South Carolina
September 11, 2025
Marketing Agency Recognized for People Focus, Client Partnerships, and Company Growth Infinity Marketing (“Infinity”) announced two recent recognitions that highlight its commitment to both its team and its clients. The…
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Tickets now on sale for Charleston’s 15th Annual Party for the Parks on Nov. 8
September 11, 2025
Tickets are now on sale for the 15th annual Party for the Parks, the fall fundraiser hosted by the Charleston Parks Conservancy on Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025, from 6 p.m.…
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The City of Charleston announces changes to trash collection days beginning October 1
September 11, 2025
Beginning October 1, 2025, the City of Charleston will implement changes to trash collection days for residents in specific areas. The update applies to trash collection only (including appliances, construction debris, furniture,…
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Clemson officials find Asian Longhorned Beetle in Mount Pleasant
September 11, 2025
Officials with the Clemson University Department of Plant Industry (DPI) are asking residents, arborists, construction site contractors and debris management companies to refrain from moving certain hardwood tree debris, including…
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Public Meeting: Snake Road and NAD Road Intersection Improvement Project
September 11, 2025
Berkeley County will host a public information meeting on Snake Road and NAD Road Intersection Improvements from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. on September 25, 2025, in the Goose Creek Elementary…
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October 2025 events in Charleston County Parks
September 11, 2025
October 2025 Festivals & Events Lowcountry Trail Half Marathon & 5K Run/Walk Saturday, Oct. 4, 8 a.m. Johns Island County Park Join us on the scenic trails of Johns Island…
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State Agencies encourage nominations for S.C. Environmental Awareness Award
September 11, 2025
The South Carolina Department of Environmental Services (SCDES) and fellow state agencies are seeking nominations for an award to recognize individuals who do extraordinary work advocating for our state’s natural…
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Charleston City Council advanced the Battery extension project and committed additional funding for citywide flood solutions
September 11, 2025Following a successful trip to Washington, D.C. to meet with leadership at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Charleston City Council voted last night to move the long-discussed Battery Extension…
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Charleston Southern’s aeronautics, engineering programs celebrate growth with open house
September 11, 2025
President B. Keith Faulkner was walking through Reagan National Airport on a recent business trip when he heard someone calling repeatedly, “President Faulkner, President Faulkner.” He looked up to see…
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Four Lexington Two educators recognized with state, national honors
September 11, 2025
Four Lexington School District Two educators have been recognized with state and national honors. Haley Williamson has received the Outstanding Special Education Award from the National Association of Special Education…
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Mayor Daniel Rickenmann joins leadership of nonprofit “Do Tank” Accelerator for America
September 11, 2025
Mayor Rickenmann joins mayors from Atlanta, Boise, Cleveland, Montgomery, Nashville, Riverside, Rochester Hills and Tempe to help lead the national organization. The City of Columbia shared that Mayor Daniel Rickenmann…
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Charleston couple opens Serotonin centers
September 10, 2025
Serotonin Anti-Aging Centers (Serotonin), the fast-growing anti-aging/longevity franchise, has opened its first South Carolina location at 1145 Savannah Highway Suite 220. The new location will host a grand opening ribbon-cutting…
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September Marks Suicide Prevention Month: Jan Davis’ Story Brings the Message Close to Home
September 10, 2025
September is recognized nationally as Suicide Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness, breaking stigma, and reminding those who are struggling that help is always available. For many, the…
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ZF Gray Court Breaks Ground on Expansion
September 10, 2025
ZF announced an expansion of its Gray Court, South Carolina facility. Groundbreaking of the expansion took place Sept. 9, marking the start of construction on a new 45,000-square-foot addition that…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Sam Herskovitz, The Boyd Innovation Center
September 10, 2025
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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Clinton City Council Recap – September 8, 2025
September 10, 2025
Clinton City Council met on Monday, September 8, 2025, to address a range of matters affecting the city, from zoning updates to public safety improvements. Board of Zoning Appeals Appointment…
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Three Griffin Humphries attorneys recognized in Best Lawyers in America® 2026 Edition
September 10, 2025
Three attorneys at Griffin Humphries are being honored in the 2026 edition of “The Best Lawyers in America®”, marking the 10th consecutive edition of the national directory that has included…
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A Whale of a Lamp
September 10, 2025
By Tom Poland I inherited an old Bible, so old I can’t determine its age. I see my ancestors reading that Bible by the light of a my kerosene…
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Why Public Relations is Relevant to Everyone
September 10, 2025
By Jean Cecil Hudak Specialist at NP Strategy We often think of public relations as something only for professionals. Drafting press releases, managing crises, and organizing campaigns. But PR is…
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How to Reignite Creativity When You’re Burnt Out on Content
September 10, 2025
By Hannah Lackey Specialist at NP Strategy Working in PR and communications often involves juggling a wide range of deliverables from social media calendars, press releases, newsletters, event materials, and…
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Laurens County Council Meeting Recap – September 8, 2025
September 10, 2025
The Laurens County Council met on Monday, September 8, 2025, addressing recognitions, legislative updates, and community reports. Special Recognition for Fire Services Council began the meeting by recognizing the Laurens…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Bill Rader, Efferent Labs
September 10, 2025
The LowcountryBizSC, Entrepreneur Minute is an interview in support of the impact that entrepreneurs have on our communities. We will be highlighting diverse group of entrepreneurs, including some incredible innovators…
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Local startup to launch new clean technology product at AEE World 2025
September 10, 2025
North Charleston-based OhmIQ will attend the premier trade show in Atlanta, Ga., to launch ThermIQ™, a patented heating solution poised to set a new standard in the industry. OhmIQ, a…
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Colliers promotes Cooper Belle to Marketing Coordinator in Columbia office
September 10, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina announced the promotion of Cooper Belle to the position of Marketing Coordinator in the Columbia office. Belle obtained his drone license in 2024 and spearheaded the…
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Columbia Metropolitan Airport introduces Experience CAE Guest Pass Program for non-traveling guests
September 10, 2025
Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) announced the launch of the Experience CAE Guest Pass Program, a new initiative that grants non-traveling guests access the post-security area of the airport. This free…
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Garrison Smith and Zane Landwerlen join Colliers’ Greenville office as Brokerage Associates
September 10, 2025
Colliers | South Carolina announced the addition of Garrison Smith and Zane Landwerlen as the newest Brokerage Associates in the Greenville office. Smith and Landwerlen will work together on the…
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Thornwell’s 150th Celebration Concert Brings Community Together with Caleb + Kelsey
September 10, 2025
A milestone calls for a momentous celebration, and Thornwell is inviting the community to join in a night to remember. As part of its 150th anniversary, Thornwell will host a…
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Deadline Approaching: Clinton Accommodations Tax Applications Due September 15
September 10, 2025
The City of Clinton is accepting applications for Accommodations Tax (A-Tax) funding for the 2025–2026 fiscal year. Local organizations seeking support for tourism-related projects must submit their completed applications no…
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Shrek the Musical Prepares to Take the Stage in Clinton
September 10, 2025
The swamp is buzzing with excitement as Laurens County Community Theatre prepares to bring Shrek the Musical to life on stage at the Clinton High School Auditorium later this month.…
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Fall Festival Returns to LushAcres Farm Every Saturday, Sept. 27–Oct. 25
September 10, 2025
LushAcres Farm & Market in Clinton is welcoming the season with its family-friendly Fall Festival, running every Saturday from September 27 through October 25, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., on…
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Vendor Approvals Sent for 25th Anniversary Squealin’ on the Square; Limited Spots Remain
September 9, 2025
Main Street Laurens announced today, September 8, that vendor approval emails for the 25th Anniversary Squealin’ on the Square have been issued. Organizers report a strong lineup is coming together,…
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Piedmont Technical College Employees Smash Giving Record: $28K for Student Support
September 9, 2025
Piedmont Technical College Foundation announces that Employee Week of Givingshattered records Thanks to the generosity of faculty and staff members at Piedmont Technical College (PTC), the recently concluded Employee Week…
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Attorney General Alan Wilson declares victory as Judge throws out NAACP lawsuit
September 9, 2025
Attorney General Alan Wilson today announced a major legal victory after a federal judge threw out the NAACP’s challenge to South Carolina’s classroom standards, ruling the group had no legal…
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Entries now open for Columbia Streams Art smartphone filmmaking contest
September 9, 2025The City of Columbia officially opens the submission gateway for the Columbia Cell-A-Brates Cinema smart phone filmmaking competition on September 2. The City of Columbia’s Columbia Streams Art public art program…
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Martin Tree and Turf Care urges Upstate residents to prepare for a colorful and safe fall
September 9, 2025
This fall promises vibrant color across the Upstate, from Falls Park on the Reedy to Lake Keowee. But behind the beauty lies a familiar concern: unstable trees, sudden storms, and…
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Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd’s Will Johnson named to SB&D’s Southern Economic Development ‘Hall of Fame’
September 9, 2025
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd P.A. announced that shareholder Will Johnson has been named to the Southern Economic Development “Hall of Fame” (volume 2) by Southern Business & Development (SB&D). The Hall…
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Treehaus announces new student housing community at Clemson University
September 9, 2025
A new standard of student living is coming to Clemson. Treehaus Townhomes and Flats, a new off-campus student housing community, announced it is now pre-leasing for August 2026 move-ins. Inspired…
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Guaranteed Roof announces expansion of innovative roofing services to South Carolina
September 9, 2025
Guaranteed Roof, a leading provider of sustainable roofing solutions in the Southeastern United States, announced the expansion of its full range of services into South Carolina. Homeowners and commercial property…
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Columbia Parks & Recreation Department announces ongoing closure of north portion of Riverfront Park
September 9, 2025
The City of Columbia Parks & Recreation Department is notifying the public that the north portion of Riverfront Park (4122 River Drive) will remain closed until further notice. This closure…
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City of Columbia Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement commemorates International Overdose Awareness Day
September 9, 2025
The City of Columbia’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement will commemorate International Overdose Awareness Day on Sunday, August 31, 2025, joining global efforts to honor lives lost to overdose…
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Coastal States Bank appoints Rhonda Thornton as Chief Retail and Experience Officer
September 9, 2025
Brian Smith as Coastal Regional President, and Jeremy Summerell as Savannah Market President Coastal States Bank (“CSB”) has announced changes to its senior leadership team. The Bank has appointed Rhonda…
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City of Columbia Forestry and Beautification to open nominations for the 2025 treasured tree program
September 9, 2025The Treasured Trees Program seeks to document and recognize trees that have significant value to the Midlands Area and to promote the awareness, benefits, and value of trees to the…
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