TEDxCharleston announces 2026 speaker lineup and theme: “Symphony”
March 25, 2026
14th annual event returns to Charleston Music Hall on April 29 to explore the convergence of ideas, technology, and humanity. TEDxCharleston announced its 2026 speaker lineup and the launch of…
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Tickets Still Available for “The Threads That Bind” — A Tribute to Joanna’s History and Comeback
March 25, 2026
Time is running out to be part of a meaningful evening that celebrates the rich heritage and hopeful future of Joanna. The The Joanna Project is inviting the community to…
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Laurens County Sheriff’s Office Invites Community to Join Annual Jail and Bail Fundraiser
March 25, 2026
Ever had someone in mind you’d love to see hauled off to jail—just for fun, of course? Here’s your chance to make it happen…all for a great cause. The Laurens…
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Laurens County Sheriff’s Office Issues Warning About DMV Text Scam
March 25, 2026
The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents about a new text message scam circulating in the area that falsely claims to be from the South Carolina Department of Motor…
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Big Fun Takes Flight This April at Big Air Laurens
March 25, 2026
The air outside may be thick with pollen, but inside Big Air Laurens, the only thing filling the air is high-flying fun. As spring settles into Laurens County, Big Air…
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Upstate Pollen Levels Surge as Spring Allergy Season Peaks
March 25, 2026
If your car, porch, and patio furniture are covered in a fine yellow dust, you’re seeing one of the clearest signs of spring in the Upstate—pollen season is here, and…
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Pressure Mounts for Independent Audit of Duke Energy Following Surge in Utility Bills
March 25, 2026
A wave of frustration is sweeping across the Golden Strip as thousands of Duke Energy customers call for an independent audit of the utility giant. A rapidly growing online petition,…
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Steel, Turf, and Big Ambitions: GE Vernova Park Takes Shape in Mauldin
March 25, 2026
Something is rising at Bridgeway Station, and it’s easy to spot from the road — the unmistakable skeleton of a stadium coming to life in Mauldin, right on schedule. GE…
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A City Says Not Yet: Fountain Inn Pushes Back on 821-Acre
March 25, 2026
Fountain Inn has been growing fast — and residents just made clear they intend to have a say in how that growth unfolds. A proposal to annex 821 acres on…
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SC Electric Cooperatives Move to Shield Residents from Big-Tech Energy Costs
March 25, 2026
As data centers continue to plant roots across South Carolina — bringing jobs, investment, and enormous appetites for electricity — the state’s electric cooperatives are making it official: Palmetto State…
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Ten Years of Curtain Calls: Mauldin Theatre Company Marks a Decade on Stage
March 25, 2026
Ten years ago, Mauldin didn’t have a community theatre company. Today it has one of the most active stages in the Upstate — and the Mauldin Theatre Company is about…
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Fountain Inn Chamber Opens Nominations for Small Business of the Year — A Chance to Celebrate the Backbone of the Community
March 25, 2026
Spring has arrived in Fountain Inn, and with it comes an opportunity for the community to pause and recognize the small businesses that keep this growing city’s economy and spirit…
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GKCU charts path for future growth at 2026 Annual Meeting
March 24, 2026
Credit Union Celebrates Major Tech Milestone and Strong Financial Performance Georgetown Kraft Credit Union (GKCU) recently gathered with its member-owners for its 2026 Annual Meeting, highlighting a landmark year defined…
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Entrepreneur Minute – Amy Barch, Turn90
March 24, 2026
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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The Artist across the Road: Mike Strantz at True Blue and Caledonia
March 24, 2026
Long before Mike Strantz became a cult hero in golf architecture circles, he was walking sandy ground in Pawleys Island with a paint gun, a handful of flags, and a…
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Georgetown County purchases historic Customs House
March 24, 2026
Front Street landmark to become county administration hub The century-old building known locally as the “old customs house” will become a new consolidated county administration building, replacing two nearby buildings…
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Columbia Museum of Art appoints interim director as executive director search progresses
March 24, 2026
The Columbia Museum of Art’s board of trustees have appointed Robin Waites, former executive director of Historic Columbia, as the interim executive director of the Columbia Museum of Art while…
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SC Forestry Commission issuing statewide Red Flag Fire Alert, effective immediately
March 24, 2026
The South Carolina Forestry Commission is issuing a statewide Red Flag Fire Alert, effective immediately until further notice. The alert is being issued to strongly discourage people from burning outdoors…
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Barnabas Horse Foundation to host “Afternoon Tea with Equines” event on April 18
March 24, 2026
The Barnabas Horse Foundation will host its signature spring event, “Afternoon Tea with Equines,” on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 1:00 to 3:00 pm at its serene farm in Murrells…
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Brookgreen Gardens still has openings for its nature-inspired spring break camps for students
March 24, 2026
If you’re a busy parent who hasn’t made plans yet for your child’s upcoming spring break, Brookgreen Gardens has a solution for you! There are still openings available for its…
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FEMA provides nearly $23 million in funding to support survivors in Southeast
March 24, 2026
FEMA approved $22.9 million in funding to support state-managed recovery programs as a result of Hurricane Helene and other past disasters across the Southeast. These funds directly support individuals, families…
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Dan D’Alberto, Purpose Equity, named Corporate Walk Chair for Blood Cancer United’s 2026 Light The Night
March 24, 2026
The Georgia-South Carolina Region of Blood Cancer United®, formerly The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, announced Dan D’Alberto with Purpose Equity as the Corporate Walk Chair of its 2026 Light The…
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Laurens County School District 55 Athletes Shine at Area 5 Special Olympics
March 24, 2026
Laurens County School District 55 (LCSD 55) is proud to celebrate the incredible spirit, determination, and athleticism of our students who participated in the Area 5 Special Olympics. On Friday,…
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Steel Hands Brewing announces Summer Rock Tour Series
March 24, 2026
Steel Hands Brewing is turning up the volume this summer with the launch of its Summer Rock Tour Series, a high-energy live music experience featuring rock tribute bands all season…
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Finally Fridays Return March 27 with Spring Open House in Downtown Laurens
March 24, 2026
Downtown Laurens is gearing up for the return of a favorite community tradition as Finally Friday® on the Squarekicks off the season on Friday, March 27, from 6:00 p.m. to…
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Laurens District 55 High School Class of 1976 to Celebrate 50th Reunion This June
March 24, 2026
The Laurens District 55 High School Class of 1976 is preparing to celebrate a remarkable milestone this summer as classmates gather for their 50th reunion. The event promises an evening…
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Bank of America Upstate South Carolina President Stacy Brandon set to retire April 1
March 24, 2026
Bank of America announced Tuesday that Stacy Brandon, president of BofA Upstate South Carolina, will retire from the company April 1. Brandon departs BofA with 39 years of service and…
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Jennifer Elgin joins Coldwell Banker Caine in Anderson
March 24, 2026
Coldwell Banker Caine welcomed Jennifer Elgin as a real estate agent in its Anderson office. With 18 years of experience and lifelong roots in the Upstate, Elgin is known for…
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Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber to host JobsNow 2026, a regional workforce event, this week
March 24, 2026
JobsNow 2026 will bring together more than 60 employers, students, and professionals at the Culinary Institute of the South The Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce will host the JobsNow…
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Charleston County Public Safety accepting applications for annual Student Leadership and Intern Program
March 24, 2026
High school juniors in Charleston County public schools can now apply for Charleston County Public Safety’s Student Leadership and Intern Program, a paid opportunity designed to build leadership skills, introduce…
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Drew Wellness Center pool to close April 13 for renovations
March 24, 2026
The pool at the Drew Wellness Center will temporarily close beginning April 13 to allow for significant renovations aimed at improving the facility and enhancing the overall experience for members. The closure…
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Clemson welcomes inaugural class of veterinary medicine students to campus
March 24, 2026
The Harvey S. Peeler Jr. College of Veterinary Medicine’s Accepted Students’ Day introduced students to the University community and helped prepare them for the beginning of their academic journey. Clemson…
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Clemson chemistry student turns undergrad research and interest in AI into startup company
March 24, 2026
Lukas Garcia is representing Clemson in the ACC InVenture Prize competition with Crystal-XG, which has the potential to transform how scientists create and study crystals. What happens when chemistry collides…
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Newly opened Advanced Materials Innovation Complex poised to advance key industries, grow research footprint
March 24, 2026
Clemson’s new 150,000-square-foot facility centralizes materials science offerings into a modern space that promotes multidisciplinary research and education and supports aerospace, healthcare, electronics, energy and transportation industries among others. Clemson…
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City of Charleston celebrates opening of Palmetto Row Collectives on King Street
March 24, 2026
The City of Charleston’s Office of Small Business Enterprises celebrated the grand opening of Palmetto Row Collectives, a new retail business incubator located at 395-C King Street. City officials, community…
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Wannamaker County Park hosts a pooch-friendly party April 29
March 24, 2026
Live music, drinks, and off-leash furry friends at Yappy Hour Celebrate springtime in the dog park with your favorite drinks and your furry friends! Dogs and their owners are invited…
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CCSD reveals top 5 finalists for 2026 Teacher of the Year
March 24, 2026
Charleston County School District (CCSD) officials surprised five unsuspecting teachers today by announcing their selection of the Top 5 Finalists for 2026 Teacher of the Year. The finalists are Coach…
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National Community Development Week 2026
March 24, 2026
City of Columbia Community Development department is celebrating Community Development Week with various activities. Monday, April 6, 2026 – Friday, April 10, 2026 Event Schedule: Monday, April 6, 2026: National…
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Prisma Health offers Retreat and Refresh Stroke Camp™ for stroke survivors and caregivers
March 24, 2026
Prisma Health is extending an invitation to stroke survivors and caregivers to register for the “Retreat and Refresh Stroke Camp™,” Friday, May 22 – Sunday, May 24, at Camp Cole in Eastover,…
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The City of Columbia celebrates its 47th year as a Tree City USA
March 24, 2026
The Arbor Day Foundation named City of Columbia a 2025 Tree City USA in honor of its commitment to plant, grow, and maintain trees to benefit its community. The Arbor…
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Charleston’s creative powerhouses honored at the 2026 Spark + American Advertising Awards gala
March 24, 2026
The Charleston Chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) and the American Advertising Federation (AAF) Charleston Chapter announced the official winners of the 2026 Spark + AAF Awards. Following a…
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Charleston County Assessor’s Office relocates to Bridge View Drive
March 24, 2026
The Charleston County Assessor’s Office has relocated to 4050 Bridge View Drive, Suite 100. The office is open at its new location from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through…
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United Way of Greenville County expands emergency support for federal employees with 0% loan access
March 24, 2026
As the federal government shutdown continues to impact essential workers, United Way of Greenville County is taking action to support federal employees at Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP). More than 120…
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New principal announced for Wood Elementary for 2026–2027 school year
March 24, 2026
At its March 19 meeting, the Lexington School District Two Board of Trustees announced Andrew Price as the new principal at Wood Elementary School for the 2026-2027 school year. The…
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Longtime Lexington Two educator David Sims selected to prestigious Heroes and Heroines Society
March 24, 2026
“I never had a day that I didn’t want to come to work.” – David Sims A retired longtime Lexington Two educator and principal who opened the district’s newest elementary…
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Position available on Charleston County Library Board of Trustees
March 24, 2026
Charleston County Council has announced a vacancy on the Library Board of Trustees. Residents interested in volunteering to serve on this board are encouraged to apply online here. Applications will be…
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The Life Worth Living Project hosts Tiles for Tomorrow on Saturday, April 18, 2026
March 24, 2026
The public is invited to join The Life Worth Living Project’s upcoming Mah Jong tournament fundraiser, Tiles for Tomorrow. Planned for Saturday, April 18, 2026, at Flywheel (25 Goldsmith St,…
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Girl Scouts of South Carolina—Mountains to Midlands invites community to Hike, Play, Explore at Camp WaBak Community Day
March 24, 2026
Girl Scouts of South Carolina—Mountains to Midlands invites the community to celebrate the reopening of Camp WaBak’s newly restored Observation Deck Trail during Hike, Play, Explore: Camp WaBak Community Day,…
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CAMS promotes Community Manager Kate Watters to Regional Director
March 24, 2026
Community Association Management Services (CAMS) announced that Community Manager Kate Watters, CMCA, AMS, has been named Regional Director of Greenville, SC. In her new role, Watters will oversee community managers,…
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USC, Prisma Health partner to improve neurological care in South Carolina
March 23, 2026
The University of South Carolina and Prisma Health are partnering to offer state-of-the-art care and diagnostics to patients with complex neurological conditions at the new Brain Health Center in Columbia.…
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