Brenda Stewart is a journalist based in Columbia, South Carolina. She writes for MidlandsBizSC's "Who's On The Move" section, covering local news and events in the South Carolina area. Brenda's work has also appeared in the Clinton Chronicle, showcasing her commitment to reporting on community happenings and important figures in the region.
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By: Brenda Stewart
With Christmas just days away, holiday cheer is in full swing. Decorations are up, carols are in the air, and festive greetings are being exchanged with everyone you meet. Amid the flurry of celebrations, you might notice some variation in the words people use to spread holiday joy. Do you say “Merry Christmas” or “Happy Christmas”? While both phrases convey warmth and good wishes, their meanings and usage have unique roots that add richness to the season.
By: Brenda Stewart
The Laurens County Sheriff's Office Christmas for Kids program has once again brought holiday cheer to families across the community. This year, the program provided assistance to more than 250 children, 12 senior citizens, and 20 individuals utilizing the services of the Laurens County Safe Home and C4 Ministries (formerly Laurens County Family Promise).
By: Brenda Stewart
The Clinton Municipal elections are scheduled for Tuesday, March 4, 2025, with seats in Ward 1, Ward 3, and Ward 5 up for election. Individuals interested in running for these positions must file their candidacy at the Laurens County Voter Registration & Elections office, located at 105 Bolt Drive in Laurens.
By: Brenda Stewart
Twenty-nine Laurens District 55 High School (LDHS) seniors earned credits to graduate this winter. The 2024-2025 LDHS Winter Graduation was held yesterday, December 19, 2024, at the LDHS Lecture Theatre at 6:00 PM.
By: Brenda Stewart
P iedmont Technical College (PTC) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Area Commissioner representing Greenwood County, attorney Hannah K. Metts.
By: Brenda Stewart
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo recently announced the Department's Economic Development Administration (EDA) is awarding an $11 million grant to Piedmont Technical College (PTC) to support healthcare workforce development.
By: Brenda Stewart
The Laurens County Chamber of Commerce Touchdown Club is excited to announce the All-County Team for 2024. These outstanding athletes will be recognized for their achievements at the TD Club Awards Banquet, scheduled for Wednesday, January 8, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. at The Ridge.
By: Brenda Stewart
As we wrap up our series exploring the history of beloved Christmas songs, we take a closer look at four more timeless tunes that have brought joy and warmth to holiday celebrations for decades. From sleigh rides to city sidewalks, each of these classics tells a unique story of how music and tradition intertwine to create the magic of the season.
By: Brenda Stewart
On Wednesday, December 18, the Laurens County Chamber of Commerce marked the grand opening of The Connection Point at the United Way of Laurens County with a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony. This innovative new computer lab, funded through a SC Department of Employment and Workforce (DEW) grant, promises to be a transformative resource for the community, offering free access to computers and Wi-Fi along with critical career support services.
By: Brenda Stewart
The Clinton Fire Department has announced John Michael Lapomarda as the 2024 recipient of the Michael “Mike Mike” Vinson Award, recognizing him as Firefighter of the Year. This prestigious honor, awarded through a peer election process, highlights Lapomarda's dedication, dependability, and commitment to both the Clinton Fire Department and the fire service at large.
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