Kiawah Island Real Estate welcomes Jill Clark, accomplished industry veteran has deep ties to the island
April 11, 2025Kiawah Island Real Estate (KIRE), the sole real estate brokerage with offices on Kiawah Island — exclusively focused on Kiawah Island properties — announced that Jill Clark, an accomplished real…
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Kiawah Island Real Estate hires Mike Perkins, beloved Kiawah Island Club Golf Professional transitions to real estate team
April 11, 2025Kiawah Island Real Estate (KIRE), the sole real estate brokerage with offices on Kiawah Island — exclusively focused on Kiawah Island properties — announced the hiring of its newest agent,…
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NAI Columbia’s Carolina Shopping Center Strategists receive 2025 CoStar Impact Award
April 11, 2025NAI Columbia announced that the Carolina Shopping Center Strategists—Patrick Palmer, CCIM, Bobby Balboni, CCIM, and Sam Edens—have received the 2025 CoStar Impact Award in recognition of their outstanding work on…
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Presbyterian football season tickets on sale now
April 11, 2025CLINTON, S.C. – Presbyterian College Athletics has officially launched a brand-new ticketing website, BlueHoseTix.com, giving Blue Hose fans an easy and centralized way to purchase tickets for all home athletic…
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Arts Against Violence: A three-day cultural event empowering youth through the arts
April 11, 2025Eleven Services, LLC and Strut Talk Runway Therapy, in collaboration with the City of Columbia Parks & Recreation, United Way, The Weight of Words, and V12 Studios, announced Arts Against…
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Google.org announces $1M to Central Carolina Community Foundation to provide South Carolina nonprofits with AI skills
April 11, 2025The new funding advances Google’s mission to provide AI workforce development and training to over one million Americans Google.org — the company’s philanthropic arm — announced $1 million in funding…
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The Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement is partnering with Girl Get Up Society to host annual Mindful Steps Walk to raise mental health awareness
April 11, 2025WHO: City of Columbia Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement and Girl Get Up Society WHAT: City of Columbia’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement in partnership with Girl Get Up Society,…
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Student Pop-Up Market Set for April 12 at Soda City
April 11, 2025Mayor’s Collegiate Engagement Council partners with Soda City Market to support student entrepreneurs The Mayor’s Collegiate Engagement Council (CEC) is partnering with Soda City Market to host a Student Pop-Up…
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Lee Roberts joins SAFE Investment Services
April 11, 2025SAFE Federal Credit Union announced the addition of Lee Roberts, Financial Advisor, to SAFE Investment Services. Roberts has over nine years of experience in the investment services industry including prior…
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Adams & Reese launches new brand, signaling next chapter in ongoing growth
April 11, 2025Client-Driven Refresh Comes as Firm Celebrates 75th Anniversary in 2026 Adams & Reese, an AmLaw 200 firm with a 75-year legacy, announces a comprehensive rebrand and website refresh. The redesign…
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Caledonia Golf & Fish Club ranked No. 4 public course in America by USA TODAY
April 10, 2025Caledonia Golf & Fish Club, one of the Myrtle Beach golf scene’s crown jewels, has been ranked the No. 4 public golf course in America in the 2025 USA TODAY…
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Alejandra Molina joins LCK as Preconstruction Services Coordinator in Columbia office
April 10, 2025LCK announces that Alejandra Molina has joined its project management team in the Columbia office as Preconstruction Services Coordinator. In this role, Molina’s responsibilities include construction document reviews and quantity…
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Southern First promotes Wes Wilbanks to Chief Credit Officer
April 10, 2025Southern First Bancshares, Inc., holding company for Southern First Bank, announced the promotion of Wes Wilbanks to Chief Credit Officer and Executive Vice President. Wilbanks joined the Southern First team…
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Dominion Energy brings free energy-saving program to Batesburg-Leesville
April 10, 2025Home weatherization program available to eligible customers More than 500 Dominion Energy customers in Batesburg-Leesville communities are eligible for free energy-saving products and services. The company recently hosted a kickoff event…
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Columbia Streams Art public art program unveils 10 turtle sculptures painted by local artists during Artista Vista
April 10, 2025The City of Columbia’s Columbia Streams Art public art program will unveil ten new turtle sculptures painted and decorated by local artists during the Artista Vista arts festival on Saturday, April 12…
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Garden & Gun relocates headquarters to 21 Magazine Street
April 10, 2025NAI Charleston announced that David Ingle represented Garden & Gun in finding a new location for their headquarters. They will be moving to 21 Magazine Street in September of this…
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Countybank’s Jordan Payne promoted to SBA Business Development Manager
April 10, 2025Countybank announced the promotion of Jordan Payne, Vice President, to SBA Business Development Manager. Payne joined Countybank in 2021 as a lender in the bank’s Small Business Administration (SBA) Department,…
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We Never Met
April 10, 2025By Tom Poland I wish we had. I traded letters with a writer who lived alone in the remote reaches of Alaska, the Land of the Midnight Sun. Poet…
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TL+CO Business Solutions selects Beaufort County to establish first South Carolina operation
April 10, 2025$7.5 million investment will create 35 new jobs TL+CO Business Solutions (TL+CO) selects Beaufort County to establish the company’s first South Carolina operation. The company’s $7.5 million investment will create 35…
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For the third year, City of Columbia parking services partners with the American Heart Association to bring awareness to heart health
April 10, 2025The City of Columbia Parking Services, in coordination with the local chapter of The American Heart Association, announces an initiative to bring awareness of heart health to the City of Columbia…
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Terminix Service, Inc. leadership inducted into the South Carolina Business Hall of Fame
April 10, 2025Lex Knox and Tommy Fortson Recognized for Distinguished Careers Embodying the Core Values of Junior Achievement Junior Achievement of Greater South Carolina recently announced the induction of Lex Knox and…
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SCbio’s life sciences accelerator, SCbioDrive, announces Spring 2025 cohort of oncology and neuroscience startups
April 10, 2025Six emerging life science startups from South Carolina to Ireland to receive guidance, mentoring and business-focused curriculum modules taught by industry experts, including Deloitte, Eli Lilly, Inspire Agency, Maynard Nexsen,…
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Hollings researcher honored for finding new ways to connect people to care
April 10, 2025Dr. Jennifer Dahne was honored by the governor’s office and the South Carolina Academy of Science with the Young Scientist Award for Excellence in Scientific Research. Dr. Dahne is a…
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Caitlin Coaxum joins Lowcountry Food Bank as Major Gifts Officer
April 10, 2025Caitlin Coaxum has joined Lowcountry Food Bank (LCFB) as a Major Gifts Officer as LCFB expands its Development department. Lowcountry Food Bank Major Gift Officers are responsible for securing financial…
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Atlantic Packaging honored with 2025 Workforce Vitality Award for excellence in employee health and well-being
April 10, 2025Atlantic Packaging announced that it has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the Workforce Vitality Award presented during the SC Resilience Conference held in Greenville, SC, April 7-9. The…
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McCrory Construction welcomes Ben Melton as assistant project manager
April 10, 2025McCrory Construction, South Carolina’s oldest general contractor, has hired Ben Melton as Assistant Project Manager in the Upstate office. Melton comes to McCrory from a role in institutional facilities planning…
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South Carolina Research Authority celebrates successful year at annual summit
April 10, 2025Non-profit contributed 1.3 billion to the state economy and supported 6,600 jobs focused on growing innovation and technology in South Carolina The South Carolina Research Authority (SCRA) hosted its annual…
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Talented and Gifted Academy opens April 14 in Lexington, SC
April 10, 2025New Early Learning Center Focuses on Literacy, Individualized Education, and Character Development Talented and Gifted Academy (TAG Academy) announced its official opening on Monday, April 14, 2025, at 141 Riverchase…
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SCRA presents Company, Founder, and Researcher of the Year Awards at Annual Summit
April 10, 2025Hundreds gathered at the South Carolina Research Authority’s annual summit in Columbia yesterday, where Charleston-based Case Status was awarded Company of the Year, Jim Jacob of StoryButton was awarded Founder of the…
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Mayor Senn Outlines Vision for the Future at 2025 State of the City Address
April 9, 2025Mayor Nathan Senn delivered the 2025 State of the City address Tuesday evening at the Capitol Theatre, highlighting a year of historic service, community resilience, and bold plans for the…
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MUSC Health Columbia Medical Center Downtown opens new hybrid operating room, cardiac intensive care unit
April 9, 2025New state-of-the-art spaces will enhance patient care MUSC Health Columbia Medical Center Downtown leadership and physicians marked significant milestones yesterday with ribbon-cutting ceremonies to celebrate the opening of a new…
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Big Air Spring Break Extravaganza Set for April 14–18 in Laurens
April 9, 2025Spring Break is almost here, and Big Air Laurens is ready to take your fun to new heights! From April 14–18, the indoor trampoline and adventure park will host its Spring…
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Hot & Steamy and Ready to Serve: Sully’s Steamers is bringing its ridiculously delicious sandwich experience to GSP
April 9, 2025Travelers passing through Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) will soon get a taste of one of the Upstate’s most beloved local eateries. Sully’s Steamers, the world-famous sandwich shop known for its…
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Art Clinton 2025: Upcoming Events and the Adult Art Battle on April 12th
April 9, 2025Following the successful kickoff of Art Clinton 2025 on April 5th, the celebration of creativity continues with events planned for Saturday, April 12th. This community-driven arts festival, known for its…
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A grisly grim grind of a war
April 9, 2025A post-Vietnam Marine’s perspective of being an American boy with the Vietnam War as a backdrop By W. Thomas Smith Jr. THE VIETNAM WAR – a hard, grisly, grim grind…
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“Worlds Apart: What Works in Adolescent Substance Misuse Treatment and Why”
April 9, 2025Expert James Campbell to Share Insights on Effective Adolescent Modalities – Free Seminar Hosted by LRADAC on May 1 According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, only about 10%…
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Brittney Washington awarded 2025 Griffith-Reyburn Lowcountry Artist of the Year
April 9, 2025Coastal Community Foundation announced Brittney Washington as the 2025 Griffith-Reyburn Lowcountry Artist of the Year. The award supports the creation of new artwork representing the look and feel of the…
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County Council approves addition of multi-use path to Main Road Segment A project scope
April 9, 2025The Main Road Segment A project will include a multi-use path over the Stono River to provide a safe crossing and increased connectivity for bicyclists and pedestrians. The path’s addition…
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USC Controller’s Office earns 14th-straight Excellence in Financial Reporting award
April 9, 2025The University of South Carolina Controller’s Office earned its 14th-consecutive Certificate of Achievement in Finance Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) of the United States and Canada for…
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Muzika! returns: South Carolina set to host a global music celebration this June
April 9, 2025Get ready for an unforgettable musical journey as Varna International Music Academy announces the lineup for the 2025 Muzika! season, under the artistic direction of Gregory Buchalter from the Metropolitan…
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Office of Resilience and Sustainability to host Waterwise: Charleston open houses
April 9, 2025The City of Charleston’s Office of Resilience & Sustainability is hosting a series of open houses to provide residents with crucial information and resources on how water is affecting their…
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The Southern Bank appoints veteran Banker M.J. “J.” Huggins III as CEO to lead next phase of growth
April 9, 2025The Southern Bank has appointed M.J. “J.” Huggins III as its new Chief Executive Officer, bringing nearly 40 years of experience in community banking leadership to the growing financial institution.…
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Palmetto Plastics Innovations establishing operations in Jasper County
April 9, 2025State-of-the-art thermoforming facility will create 28 new jobs Palmetto Plastics Innovations (Palmetto Plastics), a plastic extrusion manufacturer, announced it is establishing operations in Jasper County. The company’s state-of-the-art thermoforming facility…
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Greenville Chamber expands talent and leadership development team
April 9, 2025The Greenville Chamber continues to strengthen its commitment to talent and leadership development with the promotion of Benedicte Axboe and the addition of Dorien Dickey and Garland Crowley to its…
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April Yard and Garden Tips: What to Watch For and What to Do
April 9, 2025As temperatures rise and spring settles in, April is a crucial month for gardeners and homeowners to get ahead of common lawn, garden, and tree issues while laying the groundwork…
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Clinton City Council Meeting Draws Crowd Amid Concerns Over Proposed Subdivision
April 9, 2025The Clinton City Council Meeting on Monday, April 7, 2025, saw a packed house as council members considered the first reading of an annexation and zoning assignment application for a…
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Habitat for Humanity of Greenville teams up with 10 Credit Unions
April 9, 2025A wall raising for a Habitat for Humanity signals the start of construction on a new house. But it is more than a house. It is a home. It is…
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Eight new leaders join United Way of the Piedmont Board of Directors
April 9, 2025Spartanburg, S.C. (April 9, 2025) – United Way of the Piedmont announced the addition of eight new members to its Board of Directors. These new Board Members bring valuable community…
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Trinity Partners Columbia announces Q1 2025 notable transactions
April 9, 2025Trinity Partners recently completed the following notable commercial real estate transactions during the first quarter of 2025. Sales Transactions Nick Stomski, SIOR, Jake Nidiffer, SIOR, and Ryan Causey represented the…
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Strategic Development Group commits to manufacturing education with $10,000 donation to the Greenville Tech Foundation
April 9, 2025Strategic Development Group (SDG) has announced a $10,000 donation to the Greenville Tech Foundation, reinforcing its dedication to advancing manufacturing education in the region. The funds will support scholarships for…
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