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
April 29, 2024 The wait is almost over! On May 4th, 2024, LushAcres Farm invites families and friends to join in the excitement of
By: Brenda Stewart
Bellview Baptist Church has a long-standing history of service in the Laurens and Clinton communities. It's in that calling to serve the Veterans Helping Hands ministry was born. Lead by Laura Bell, Veterans Helping Hands is a group of veterans focused on sharing the gospel through volunteer work which directly impacts the Laurens County Veteran community and beyond. A ministry formed by veterans for veterans, their family, and members of the church.
By: Brenda Stewart
Dr. Anita Gustafson took the oath of office as Presbyterian College's 20th president Friday, setting history and charting a compelling new course for the college's future.
By: Brenda Stewart
From the role of women in the Cherokee Nation to the Revolutionary War in the 96 District to an artist who illustrated the main reading textbook for English speaking countries, the Laurens County Museum has lectures for every interest during the month of May.
By: Brenda Stewart
Attention pet owners! Mark your calendars for the upcoming Chips and Tips Event on Saturday, May 4, 2024, from 2pm to 3pm at 793 Poplar Street in Clinton. This event hosted by the Laurens County Humane Society offers a range of essential pet services at special discounted rates, aimed at ensuring the health and well-being of our furry friends.
May is a busy month in the yard and garden. Here is your list of things to watch out for and things to do. This information is provided courtesy of Clemson Extension Laurens office.
By: Brenda Stewart
Attorney General Alan Wilson is continuing his fight against the Biden Administration's attack on Title IX by filing suit over the unlawful rule change that threatens protections for girls in schools.
By: Brenda Stewart
May 1, 2024 For the ninth year in a row , Lander University's tuition will remain frozen for the upcoming academic year, following a vote by the U niversity's Board of Trustees.
By: Brenda Stewart
Are you someone who craves a protein shake or energy boost on a Sunday? Well, you're in luck! Crave Clinton, the go-to spot for protein shakes and energy drinks in Clinton, has exciting news for customers. They're expanding their hours and services to better meet your needs and enhance your overall experience.
By: Brenda Stewart
Get ready for a paw-some event coming to downtown Laurens! The newly announced Pooch Parade is set to take place on Friday, May 17th, at 6:00 PM, and it promises to be a spectacle of furry fashion and fun. Organized by Main Street Laurens in collaboration with the Laurens County Humane Society, this event celebrates our four-legged friends in style.
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