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SC Arts Commission denies funding for LGBTQ+ groups after delaying decision for months (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — Two LGBTQ+ arts groups will not get their initially promised state funding. The S.C. Arts Commission’s board convened for a special meeting on Oct. 1 to determine whether to release previously approved grant funds to the two Upstate organizations, the Greenville Gay Men's Chorus and Spartanburg’s Proud Mary Theatre Company. The commission voted 5-3 to deny the funding. This was the primary order of business for the short Zoom meeting, which lasted 20 minutes. There was no physical mee
No more breakfast at Tiffany’s: Iconic Columbia bakery to close after nearly 50 years (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA â After nearly 50 years in business, a Columbia morning mainstay will be off the menu. Tiffanyâs Bakery announced today that it will close its doors on Sept. 30, two days after its 49-year anniversary. âThe time has come for us to close a very special chapter in our lives,â owners Jim and Kay McMillan said in a social media post. âFor nearly five decades, this bakery has been so much more than a business to us. It has been a place where friendships were formed, families grew,
Whit’s Frozen Custard Opens in Lexington (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON â Whit's Frozen Custard is officially open in Lexington, bringing fresh-made frozen custard and welcoming, neighborhood atmosphere to The Shoppes at White Knoll at 1788 South Lake Drive, Suite 170. The Lexington Chamber of Commerce will celebrate the new business with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony at the store on Wednesday, Sept. 16, at 11:30 a.m. The new location, which launched Sept. 4, is locally owned and operated by Jay and Lori Pearson The new owners said they chose to br
‘The time has come’: Columbia clothing store that has dressed Gamecock greats announces closure (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA - After nearly 80 years in business, iconic clothier Brittons of Columbia will permanently close at the end of 2026. The locally owned community staple that proudly boasts of “dressing the discerning for 7 decades,” celebrated 30 years at its location on 2818 Devine Street in April. “It’s the end of an era!,” read a Sept. 7 social media post by Brittons. “Our family business has had the extraordinary privilege of being part of this community, dressing generations of men and women throug
Lexington PTO president misused more than $20K in organization funds, sheriff says (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — A Lexington woman was arrested after confessing to the misuse of parent-teacher organization funds, the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department reported. Cassandra Jensen Hanvey, who was president of the Carolina Springs Elementary School’s PTO, misused more than $20,000 in PTO funds between June 2023 and June 2026, the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department said in a press release. “We were notified by Carolina Springs Elementary School that Hanvey confessed to using PTO funds for perso
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