The Greenville Technical Foundation receives Truist Foundation grant to support workforce training at College’s Center for Welding and Automation Excellence
August 6, 2026
The Greenville Tech Foundation has received a grant from Truist Foundation to fund a pipe rack simulator for Greenville Technical College’s new Center for Welding and Automation Excellence (CWAE). The…
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CCSD Education Foundation announces Catherine Templeton as Interim Executive Director to lead organization’s launch
August 6, 2026
The Charleston County School District (CCSD) Education Foundation Board of Directors, by unanimous vote, announced the appointment of Catherine Templeton as Interim Executive Director, where she will lead the Foundation…
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High-energy upstate favorite Randomonium headlined at The Mill at Fountain Inn
August 5, 2026
Live music fans across the Golden Strip gathered at The Mill at Fountain Inn for a night of genre-bending hits as popular Upstate cover band Randomonium took the stage. The…
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Capstone Church celebrates grand opening of new campus in Fountain Inn
August 5, 2026
The 14,000-square-foot expansion was thoughtfully designed to accommodate a growing congregation as well as serve the broader Fountain Inn community. Capstone Church officially opened the doors to its newly expanded…
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Upstate homeschoolers set to celebrate the season at annual fall dance
August 5, 2026
Homeschooled teens across the Upstate are gearing up for an evening of autumn fun, music, and community as Upstate Dances and More for Homeschoolers hosts its highly anticipated Fall Dance…
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Bridgeway Station announces packed mid-August community event slate
August 5, 2026
BridgeWay Station has unveiled its mid-August lineup, featuring a wide variety of community events ranging from outdoor movie nights and live music to sports celebrations, markets, and motorcycle meetups. The…
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Out on the Strip: your weekly guide to what’s happening, where to eat, and what to do at Warehouse at Vaughn’s
August 5, 2026
By Barbara LeForge, Golden Strip News Editor There is a moment right around sunset when the string lights flip on over the turf at 109 West Trade Street, a live…
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Old Ingles lot transformed into staging hub for downtown Simpsonville revitalization
August 5, 2026
Drivers passing the intersection of West Georgia Road may have noticed a sudden surge of activity at a familiar local site. The parking lot of the former Ingles store on…
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Countdown to the first day: Golden Strip families gear up for August 11
August 5, 2026
The final stretch of summer break is officially here. Greenville County Schools will open their doors for the 2026–2027 school year on Tuesday, August 11. For families across Mauldin, Simpsonville,…
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Squeezing Out the Last Drops of Summer: The Ultimate Golden Strip Pre-School Bucket List
August 5, 2026
The countdown clock is officially ticking. With Greenville County Schools opening their doors for the new school year on Tuesday, August 11, local families are facing that annual late-summer reality…
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Bumper-to-bumper: the busiest intersections on the Golden Strip’s first day back
August 5, 2026
Here are the major traffic bottlenecks across the Golden Strip to watch out for on the first morning of school, along with the impacted campuses and key choke points: 1.…
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Simpsonville downtown project officially underway following ceremonial groundbreaking
August 5, 2026
Construction on Downtown Simpsonville’s highly anticipated revitalization project is officially underway following a ceremonial groundbreaking held Tuesday, August 4. Local leadership, members of the Simpsonville City Council, and representatives from…
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Greenville Triumph SC and Coca-Cola partner to deliver 600 backpacks to Sue Cleveland Elementary
August 5, 2026
Local educators received a major back-to-school boost this week as Greenville Triumph SC joined forces with Coca-Cola Consolidated to deliver 600 backpacks to teachers at Sue Cleveland Elementary School. The…
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Local favorite Benny’s Sip & Scoop adds Greenville-based ProSo protein soda to cooler lineup
August 5, 2026
Popular local gathering spot Benny’s Sip & Scoop (located at 113 S. Main Street in Fountain Inn) has expanded its retail cooler lineup by partnering with ProSo Protein Soda, an…
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BridgeWay Station Hosts Back-to-School Market Day Presented by Prisma Health , August 6
August 5, 2026
As summer break winds down across the Upstate, BridgeWay Station is gearing up for a major community celebration. Thursday, August 6, the walkable town center hosts its official Back-to-School Market…
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Fall art classes bring global inspiration to Simpsonville students
August 5, 2026
Local young artists and families will have the opportunity to explore international creative traditions this fall as local instructor Christina Heffernan presents her new semester series, “Art Around the World.”…
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Solid Structures completes Lexington County Coroner’s office relocation at Red Bank Crossing
August 5, 2026
Solid Structures has completed construction on the Lexington County Coroner’s Office relocation to Red Bank Crossing, a major public facility project designed to better support the growing needs of Lexington…
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Hoover Family makes significant investment in Mission Lexington’s mission on the Move Building Campaign
August 5, 2026
A Combined Century of Community Service Unites to Shape the Future of Lexington County Mission Lexington announced a significant contribution from the Hoover family toward the Mission on the Move…
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Celebrate National Kids Track Trails Day in Georgetown County on August 15
August 5, 2026
Georgetown County Parks & Recreation invites families and outdoor enthusiasts to celebrate National Kids Track Trails Day on Saturday, August 15, 2026. The local celebration is part of the national…
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Feed & Seed Co. Is growing more than food
August 5, 2026
When local food disappears from school cafeterias, it is not just farmers who feel the impact. Students lose access to fresh, nutritious meals, schools have fewer local options, and communities…
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Wagner Wealth Management named Best Investment Firm in the Upstate for fourth consecutive year
August 5, 2026
Wagner Wealth Management has been named the Best Investment Firm in the Upstate for the fourth consecutive year in The Greenville News’ Best of the Upstate Official Community’s Choice awards.…
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Greenville County Historical Society adds four board members
August 5, 2026
New board members are Tevin Smith, Lib Ramos, Murphy Armstrong and Fiona Buchanan. Since 2023, Buchanan has served as the Deputy City Clerk for Greenville where she assists in the…
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Urban Land Institute of South Carolina expands its team, welcoming Sarah Lewis as Project Assistant
August 5, 2026
Urban Land Institute of South Carolina (ULI SC) welcomed Sarah Lewis as their new Project Assistant. Sarah will join the organization in August and will be responsible for expanding ULI…
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NAI Columbia hires Drew Herndon as new Help Desk Coordinator
August 5, 2026
NAI Columbia announced the addition of Drew Herndon as its new Help Desk Coordinator. A Midlands native, Drew has already become a valued member of the firm’s property management team,…
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Three from Burnette Shutt & McDaniel included in 2026 “Legal Elite of the Midlands”
August 5, 2026
Three attorneys at Burnette Shutt & McDaniel, including a firm co-founder, are included in the just-released edition of “Legal Elite of the Midlands.” The attorneys and their practice areas: Kathleen…
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KDS Caine welcomes Luke Jameson as commercial real estate advisor
August 5, 2026
KDS Caine has expanded its commercial real estate advisory team with the addition of Luke Jameson, a Clemson University graduate whose background bridges construction management and real estate development. As…
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JDPR announces three new Summer 2026 EMAP interns and the return of former cohort member
August 5, 2026Leading strategic marketing-communications agency JDPR welcomed their newest cohort of Executive Management Assistance Program (EMAP) interns to the team, as well as extend a warm welcome back to a former…
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College of Charleston Executive MBA delivers measurable leadership growth
August 5, 2026
The College of Charleston Executive MBA (EMBA), in partnership with Wisdom Works Group, has released findings from research on the program’s inaugural cohort, showing measurable improvements in leadership effectiveness among students. The…
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Seven Moore Bradley Myers Partners named 2026 Legal Elite
August 5, 2026
Seven from Moore Bradley Myers (MBM) have been named to the 2026 Legal Elite by Columbia Business Monthly. “We have a lot of talent at Moore Bradley Myers, and I’m…
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Don’t wait for the flood: Testing your plan with simulated exercises
August 5, 2026
By Karen Owens Publisher Disasters and severe storms can disrupt a business in minutes, but the right preparation ensures your doors stay open. Following insights shared by local and state…
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Twenty-one Turner Padget attorneys across South Carolina recognized in 2026 Legal Elite
August 5, 2026
Turner Padget announced that 21 attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 Legal Elite, an annual distinction honoring South Carolina attorneys who are nominated by their peers for excellence in…
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USC donors power a record-shattering year of giving
August 5, 2026
The University of South Carolina system raised a record $357.6 million in private support during fiscal year 2026 — the most in its history, shattering the previous fundraising record of…
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With community support, Lowcountry Land Trust raises over $10 million through the It Can’t Wait Campaign
August 5, 2026
Lowcountry Land Trust, a nonprofit committed to protecting land and water forever and connecting the community to conservation, announced the successful completion of the It Can’t Wait Campaign. Individual donors,…
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Georgetown County officials urge disaster preparedness during Emergency Management Awareness Month
August 5, 2026
Local officials are recognizing the efforts of emergency responders and disaster planners this August as Georgetown County marks National Emergency Management Awareness Month. County officials are using the annual observance…
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Calhoun County Council Vice Chairman Thornton selected to serve as SCAC President
August 5, 2026
Calhoun County Council Vice Chairman Cecil M. Thornton, Jr. was elected president of the South Carolina Association of Counties (SCAC) for 2026-27 during the Association’s Annual Conference held July 27-30.…
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ReGenesis Health Care invites community to grand opening of new Business, Administration & Training Center
August 5, 2026
ReGenesis Health Care invites the community to celebrate the Grand Opening of its new Business, Administration & Training Center, a space designed to strengthen collaboration, support employee development, and create…
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Memory—The Good, Bad, Ugly & Sad
August 5, 2026
By Tom Poland “You forget what you want to remember, and you remember what you want to forget.” Cormac McCarthy’s words. Lord knows I’d like to forget some things, namely…
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Richland County earns coveted credit ratings from Moody’s, S&P Global
August 5, 2026
Recognition highlights strong financial management, fiscal responsibility Richland County was recently awarded the highest possible credit ratings from two of the nation’s premier credit rating bureaus. This prestigious recognition reflects…
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Time is running out to experience Summer Light: Art by Night at Brookgreen Gardens
August 5, 2026
As the summer season reaches its peak, the clock is ticking on one of coastal South Carolina’s most enchanting evening events. Summer Light: Art by Night at Brookgreen Gardens in…
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New USC program will expand access to mental healthcare for autistic youth in South Carolina
August 5, 2026
A new program at the University of South Carolina will help autistic youth throughout the state receive better mental health support thanks to a grant received from The Duke Endowment.…
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Coach Rhodes remembered as the heart and soul of Clinton High School
August 5, 2026
See photo gallery at end of article. For 65 years, the students of Laurens School District 56 could count on one thing: Coach Rhodes would be there. Bill Rhodes, 88,…
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Five SMITH | ROBINSON attorneys recognized in the 2026 “Midlands Legal Elite”
August 5, 2026
SMITH | ROBINSON announced that five attorneys have been selected to the 2026 listing of the “Midlands Legal Elite” by Columbia Business Monthly. The attorneys and the practice area(s) they…
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Don’t Miss Out: Tickets still on sale for Seals & Crofts 2 tribute concert
August 5, 2026
The Pawleys Island Festival of Music and Art is reminding music lovers that tickets are selling fast for Seals & Crofts 2, hitting the stage on Friday, October 16, 2026,…
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The Hidden Tax of Inconsistent Communication: Why great organizations get overlooked
August 5, 2026
By Chelsea Bennett, Founder and CEO of Ivey Palmer PR Great organizations rarely fail because of a flawed product, a weak mission, or incompetent leadership. They fail because they suffer…
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Tidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital earns top U.S. News & World Report recognition for spinal fusion and hip fracture treatment
August 5, 2026
MURRELLS INLET, S.C. — Tidelands Waccamaw Community Hospital has earned the highest distinction available in U.S. News & World Report’s annual Best Hospitals 2026-2027 procedures and conditions ratings. The hospital…
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Capstone Church celebrates grand opening of new campus in Fountain Inn
August 5, 2026
The 14,000-square-foot expansion was thoughtfully designed to accommodate a growing congregation as well as serve the broader Fountain Inn community. Capstone Church officially opened the doors to its newly expanded…
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Blink Book Review: “Good Writing: 36 Ways to Improve Your Sentences” by Anne Lamott and Neal Allen
August 5, 2026
By Reba Hull Campbell I’ve never met an Anne Lamott book I didn’t love. Most I’ve read multiple times. Anne’s writing is saucy, insightful, sometimes a little edgy, and…
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Clinton council tables Cambridge Farms annexation
August 5, 2026
A standing-room-only crowd filled the Clinton City Council chambers Monday night, and after 16 residents spoke against the proposed Cambridge Farms subdivision, council tabled the annexation ordinance rather than take…
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Rave Energy of Laurens set to open behind GLEAMS
August 5, 2026
A familiar name in Clinton nutrition is expanding into Laurens. Rave Energy of Laurens will open at 221 W. Laurens St., Suite B-4, in the space behind GLEAMS, joining the…
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Upstate Pregnancy Center to host diaper drive-thru in Laurens Aug. 11
August 5, 2026
Laurens County parents and guardians who could use help with diapers and wipes can pick up free supplies Tuesday, Aug. 11, when the Upstate Pregnancy Center returns to Laurens with…
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