Clinton police department hiring four officers
August 5, 2026
The City of Clinton Police Department is accepting applications for four police officer positions, the city announced July 30. Police Chief Michael Addison said the department is looking for people…
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Tax free weekend returns to South Carolina Friday
August 5, 2026
South Carolina shoppers will catch a break at the register this weekend as the state’s annual tax free weekend returns Friday. The 72-hour sales tax holiday begins at 12:01 a.m.…
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Tapestry throws “40 and Fabulous” party Friday
August 5, 2026
Forty years in business calls for a party, and Tapestry Inc. is throwing one. The Clinton boutique celebrates its 40th anniversary Friday, Aug. 7, from 4 to 7 p.m. with…
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Sadler-Hughes Apothecary serves up a back-to-school treat
August 5, 2026
Backpacks, bus routes, early alarms. A new school year asks a lot of everybody, and a few weeks in is right about when the novelty wears off. Sadler-Hughes Apothecary has…
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Big Air Laurens adds Sunday meat and three lunch
August 4, 2026
Big Air Laurens is adding a new item to its weekend lineup, and this one has nothing to do with jumping. The trampoline park at 1500 W. Main St. announced…
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Laurens County SAFE Home seeks advocate to serve domestic violence survivors
August 4, 2026
Laurens County SAFE Home is hiring a full-time advocate to work directly with survivors of domestic violence across Laurens, Abbeville and Saluda counties. The private nonprofit provides comprehensive assistance programs…
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New insurance program aims to ease South Carolina liquor liability costs
August 4, 2026
A coverage option announced last month could bring relief to South Carolina bars, taverns and restaurants that have watched liquor liability premiums climb past what many small operators can afford.…
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Clinton Art Gallery to showcase portraits in August exhibit
August 4, 2026
The Clinton Art Gallery will once again invite art lovers to enjoy a themed exhibit at its display space at 113 N. Broad St. “Let’s Face It,” an exhibit featuring…
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New pickleball courts dedicated at Kaminski Park in Georgetown
August 4, 2026
The City of Georgetown officially expanded its community recreational offerings today with the completion of six new pickleball courts at Kaminski Park in the West End neighborhood. “Georgetown has always…
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Anderson Brothers Bank announces Wesley Bane as new loan officer
August 4, 2026
Anderson Brothers Bank is pleased to announce the promotion of Wesley Bane to Loan Officer at the bank’s Mullins office, located at 101 N. Main Street, Mullins, SC 29574. In…
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G3 Engineering & Surveying strengthens executive leadership team with key operations promotions
August 4, 2026
Brady Gantt, P.E., and Bruce Robinson, P.E., P.L.S., assume expanded executive leadership roles. As G3 Engineering & Surveying continues its strategic growth throughout the Southeast, the firm has strengthened its…
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Moody’s reaffirms South Carolina’s highest credit rating, helping protect taxpayer dollars
August 4, 2026
State Treasurer Curtis Loftis announced today that Moody’s Ratings has reaffirmed South Carolina’s Aaa credit rating, the highest rating awarded by the agency. The reaffirmation recognizes the state’s strong financial…
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Clinton schools go head to head for a food truck lunch at back-to-school event
August 3, 2026
Clinton teachers have a reason to show up in force Aug. 13, and a free lunch is on the line. The City of Clinton will host its back-to-school event Thursday,…
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Lander professor, student honored for community service and leadership
August 3, 2026
Lander University faculty member Dr. Franklin Rausch and senior Isabella Young have been recognized by the Issaqueena Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR) for their outstanding commitment…
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Outsmart Your Worst Money Instincts: Why a Financial Advisor is your best defense against emotional investing
August 3, 2026
By Ellis O’Tuell, CRPC®* Principal, Hammock Wealth Management We like to picture ourselves as cool, calculating financial strategists—analyzing numbers with computer-like precision. In reality, when market updates flash on our screens,…
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Dirt on the Strip: Finding My “Why” (Through Heat, Humidity, and Snap Peas)
August 3, 2026
By Barbara LeForge, Golden Strip News Editor If you walked into my kitchen right now, you’d see a scene that’s equal parts harvest haul and chaotic masterpiece: a heap of…
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Spinal care for two and four-legged family members: Mauldin Chamber hosts unique chiropractic lunch & learn
August 3, 2026
Local business leaders, residents, and pet owners are invited to pull up a chair—and bring their curiosity—for an upcoming community presentation exploring the health benefits of chiropractic care for both…
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Mauldin Men’s Non-Fiction Book Club takes on Thomas Paine’s “Common Sense” at Senior Center
August 3, 2026
Local history buffs and non-fiction readers are invited to gather for an upcoming literary discussion focusing on one of the most influential political pamphlets in American history. The Mauldin Men’s…
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Regional Chambers Partner with Greenville Drive for Annual Countywide Networking Night at Fluor Field
August 3, 2026
Business leaders, community partners, and baseball fans across the Upstate are preparing to head out to the ballgame as regional chambers of commerce join forces for the annual Chamber Night…
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Reopened ahead of schedule: East Butler Road Bridge over I-385 welcomes back Mauldin drivers
August 3, 2026
Commuters and residents across Mauldin can officially ditch their detour maps. The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has officially reopened the East Butler Road bridge crossing over Interstate 385,…
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Greater Mauldin Chamber to host ribbon cutting & business after hours for local non-profit “Just Say Something”
August 3, 2026
Community members, local business leaders, and advocates for family wellness will gather this week to celebrate the ongoing mission and impact of Just Say Something, a premier local non-profit dedicated…
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Constitutional clash: federal lawsuit challenges South Carolina’s strict tattoo Regulations
August 3, 2026
More than two decades after South Carolina legalized body art, a new federal lawsuit is challenging long-standing state restrictions on tattoo businesses, arguing that the regulations violate First Amendment protections…
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Elevate Your Nonprofit: Apply for the FUEL for Good Grant
August 3, 2026
Need Marketing Help for Your Nonprofit? FUEL for Good Grant Applications Now Open Does your nonprofit need help with branding, marketing, or simply design? FUEL, Greenville’s premier brand-building agency, is…
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Palmetto Citizens officially opens first Georgia branches
August 3, 2026
Four East Georgia Branches Officially Transition to Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union After Successful Acquisition Aug. 3 marks the first official day of service as four former Southern Bank locations…
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Medal of Honor recipient Capers inducted into Hall of Fame
August 3, 2026
Legendary Marine officer enshrined in the S.C. Military Veterans Hall of Fame By Christopher David Carter Major James Charles Capers Jr., U.S. Marine Corps (Ret.), a June 2026 recipient of…
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Twelve Robinson Gray attorneys named to Columbia Business Monthly’s 2026 Legal Elite
August 3, 2026
Twelve Robinson Gray attorneys have been named to Columbia Business Monthly’s annual “Legal Elite of the Midlands” list. Selected through voting by local practicing attorneys, “Legal Elite” recognizes Midlands lawyers…
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Two at Bluestein Attorneys named to South Carolina’s 2026 Legal Elite
August 3, 2026
Bluestein Attorneys is pleased to announce that two of its partners, Clarke Newton and Allison Sullivan, have been named to Columbia Business Monthly’s “Legal Elite” list for 2026. Published annually…
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Harry Dixon and Alex Weatherly named to South Carolina’s 2026 Legal Elite
August 3, 2026
Callison Tighe attorneys Harry Dixon and Alex Weatherly are being recognized in the 2026 edition of “Legal Elite.” Mr. Dixon is recognized for his work in Civil Litigation. He represents…
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TGHA celebrates one year MTW FSS
August 3, 2026
More than 500 families living in homes managed by The Greenville Housing Authority have entered into a program aimed at them gaining financial self-sufficiency in the past year. Last July,…
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Lexington Medical Center emergency department earns Lantern Award
August 3, 2026
The Emergency Nurses Association announced their 2026 Lantern Award Winners this week Lexington Medical Center’s emergency department has been selected as a recipient of the 2026 Lantern Award by the…
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Two Robinson Gray associates receive recognition from the South Carolina Bar Young Lawyers Division
August 3, 2026
The South Carolina Bar Young Lawyers Division (YLD) has recognized Robinson Gray associates Macy Cooper and Sheniya Marshall with its “Star of the Quarter” award. The award is given to…
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Five named S.C. Arts Commission ‘emerging artists’
August 3, 2026
New cohort receives project funding, mentoring Five artists establishing themselves in their artistic pursuits will receive a project-based grant and career mentoring from the South Carolina Arts Commission Emerging Artists…
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Good to Go to bring its signature market experience to Greenville’s Eastside
August 3, 2026
Good to Go, the locally owned neighborhood market known for its chef-prepared meals, fresh grab-and-go offerings, boutique wines, curated retail products and catering, today announced plans to open Good to…
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Laurens County Sheriff’s Office seeks vendors, sponsors for annual K9 fundraiser
August 3, 2026
The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office is inviting vendors, business sponsors and raffle prize donors to take part in its annual K9 fundraiser, set for 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday,…
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Country Superstar Craig Morgan to headline Rock4Recovery benefit concert October 15
August 3, 2026
Grand Ole Opry member becomes first country artist to headline LRADAC Foundation fundraiser Country music star and Grand Ole Opry member Craig Morgan will headline the LRADAC Foundation’s 7th Annual…
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Mauldin goes off with a bang: recapping the Amp’d Up Friday season finale
August 2, 2026
The lawn chairs were out, the food trucks were fired up, and the music was loud as the Mauldin Cultural Center officially closed out its 2026 summer concert season. Being…
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Stage, Screen, and smokin’ BBQ: Mauldin Cultural Center unveils jam-packed Fall season
August 2, 2026
As summer’s heat begins to cool, the city’s heart of arts and culture is gearing up for a bustling autumn. The Mauldin Cultural Center has officially rolled out its full…
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Mauldin claims No. 9 spot on list of Best Places to Live in South Carolina
August 2, 2026
The City of Mauldin has earned a spot among the state’s most desirable communities, securing the No. 9 ranking on HomeSnacks’ list of the Best Places to Live in South…
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Annual Superheroes in Motion Walk, Run & Roll 5K headed to Conestee Park
August 2, 2026
Community members are invited to suit up and unleash their inner superhero for a cause this fall. The South Carolina Spinal Cord Injury Association (SCSCIA) will host its annual SC…
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Simpsonville to host public open house on municipal tax relief act proposal
August 2, 2026
City officials are inviting residents to learn more about a proposed local option sales tax that could significantly fund city infrastructure while providing direct property tax relief to local homeowners.…
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Ultra Fit Personal Training Program set to launch at new 10 Star Fitness in Simpsonville
August 2, 2026
Local fitness enthusiasts in Simpsonville will soon have access to a long-running personal training system as Ultra Fit prepares to open its newest training hub inside the new 10 Star…
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Fountain Inn networking chapter to host open meeting for Upstate professionals
August 2, 2026
Local business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals looking to expand their community footprint will have a new opportunity to connect this week. The 1886 Connectors chapter (Fountain Inn) of Liberty Networking…
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U.S. Senate hopefuls make their case at Lexington stump stop
August 2, 2026
Nine candidates for South Carolina’s open U.S. Senate seat took the stage Saturday at River Bluff High School in Lexington, each given a few minutes to introduce themselves and one…
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Early voting opens Aug. 5 for U.S. Senate special primary; two Laurens County precincts temporarily relocated
August 2, 2026
Early voting for South Carolina’s special Republican primary for U.S. Senate runs Wednesday through Friday, Aug. 5-7, ahead of the statewide special primary on Tuesday, Aug. 11. If a runoff…
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State public safety officials urge drivers to review school bus stop laws as classes resume
August 2, 2026
With students across South Carolina heading back to classrooms, the South Carolina Department of Public Safety is reminding motorists to brush up on state law governing when drivers must stop…
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SCDNR releases 2026-27 hunting and fishing regulations guide
August 2, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources has released its 2026-27 South Carolina Hunting and Fishing Laws and Regulations Guide, the annual reference that hunters, anglers and boaters across the…
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Why yellow jackets get meaner in August
August 2, 2026
Late summer brings the year’s highest risk of yellow jacket stings, and the reason comes down to the insect’s life cycle. Every nest begins in spring with a single queen.…
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Mayor’s Youth Council now accepting nominations in Laurens
August 2, 2026
With the start of a new school year approaching, the City of Laurens has opened the nomination period for the Mayor’s Youth Council. The program is aimed at high school…
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Main Street Laurens commits to organizational improvements after loss of accreditation
August 2, 2026
Following Main Street South Carolina’s accreditation review process, Main Street Laurens will now be classified at the “Friends” level within the state Main Street network for the remainder of 2026…
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Crime Stoppers tip leads to three arrests in Laurens County
August 2, 2026
An anonymous tip submitted through Laurens County Crime Stoppers led to the removal of four children and one vulnerable adult from a Laurens County home and the arrest of three…
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