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Rep. Tim Moore pushes US Navy to name new amphibious ship after Battle of Kings Mountain
WASHINGTON, D.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) - North Carolina Congressman Tim Moore wrote a letter urging the U.S. Department of the Navy to name an upcoming ship after the Battle of Kings Mountain. Fought on Oct. 7, 1780, the battle near the North Carolina-South Carolina border was a pivotal American victory...
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Erskine Men's Golf | Andrews earns Conference Carolinas Golfer of the Week, Fleet finish second at Currahee Invitational
TOCCOA, Ga. – The Erskine College men's golf team continued its 2026 fall season with an impressive 2nd place finish at the Currahee Invitational, co-hosted by Erskine and Anderson, earlier this week. The Fleet were led by an impressive performance from Drew Andrews, who finished tied atop the leaderboard...
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Greenville to see The Soundman for free
GREENVILLE, SC – The Greenville Jewish Film Festival will present The Soundman on Sunday, November 8, at 4:00 p.m. at Camelot Cinemas, continuing its year-round series of films that bring compelling stories, history and culture to audiences in the Upstate.
firstcallgolf.com
Kawonu Golf Club names Eric Williamson director of golf and operations
Greenville, SC – October 5, 2026 – Kawonu Golf Club has named Eric Williamson, PGA, its director of golf and operations. Williamson will lead golf operations and help shape the member and guest experience at the private, golf-only club. He will join Kawonu Jan. 1, 2027, to prepare for its anticipated May opening.
familyvacationsus.com
Two Movies For Just $10 Make This Historic South Carolina Drive In A Fall Family Night Worth Planning
As the sun sets and the big screen flickers to life, a warm fall evening becomes something the whole family will remember. The 25 Drive In Auto Theatre on US-25 in Greenwood keeps a classic South Carolina tradition alive under the open sky. Admission covers a double feature, so two...
spartanburg.com
State Arts Commission Denies Grant to Spartanburg’s Proud Mary Theatre
Written by Jessica Holdman, SC Daily Gazette. The governing board of the South Carolina Arts Commission denied grants to a pair of LGBTQ+ arts groups in the Upstate without giving a reason. The board voted 5-3 Thursday to reject giving $13,000 to the Greenville Gay Men’s Chorus and almost $4,000...
greenvillejournal.com
Classic American musical ‘The Music Man’ comes to Clemson
There’s trouble in River City — and it’s arriving at Clemson University’s Brooks Center for the Performing Arts. Meredith Willson’s beloved musical comedy “The Music Man” comes to the Brooks Center on Oct. 13, bringing with it one of Broadway’s most enduring collections of songs, characters and small-town Americana.
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Golf 7th At Glassy Mountain Autumn Classic
LANDRUM, S.C. - Catherine DeSiena carded a team-best three-over par 75 in the second of action as the UNC Pembroke golf team sits in seventh place at the Glassy Mountain Autumn Classic following Monday's two rounds at The Cliffs at Glassy. DeSiena (+14) is in 14th place and is 15...
biltmorebeacon.com
Hendersonville to honor local Buffalo Soldier with historic marker
A Henderson County native who served as a Buffalo Soldier will be honored with a historic marker at Oakdale Cemetery during an unveiling at 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9. Walter Bryson was born in Henderson County in 1876 and served in the U.S. Army as part of the Buffalo Soldiers, the African American regiments established after the Civil War.
hoodline.com
Warbird Weekend Lands at Greenville Downtown Airport With WWII Bombers
A World War II-era B-25 bomber with documented combat history over Sicily and Italy has touched down at Greenville Downtown Airport this weekend, headlining the return of Warbird Weekend, a static aviation show running through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The event brings historic aircraft, hands-on displays and family-friendly activities to the airfield known as GMU, giving visitors a chance to walk the tarmac alongside machines that once flew combat and training missions decades ago.
golaurens.com
A family love of photography leads Kayla Haupfear to open studio in downtown Clinton
Kayla Haupfear has always enjoyed photography. It was a hobby that ran in the family. “My mom has had a camera in my face since I was born and she’d dress us up and take pictures. We had our own JC Penny studio at home. She was creative. We’d be dressed up as a bride one day and Elvis the next.”
golaurens.com
A family love of photography leads Kayla Haupfear to open studio in downtown Clinton
Kayla Haupfear has always enjoyed photography. It was a hobby that ran in the family. “My mom has had a camera in my face since I was born and she’d dress us up and take pictures. We had our own JC Penny studio at home. She was creative. We’d be dressed up as a bride one day and Elvis the next.”
hoodline.com
M. Judson Books Sends Greenville Readers to 1937 Cabins for Weekend Retreat
Camp Buckhorn, Paris Mountain State Park — Reader Retreat Venue and Cabins. Greenville readers looking to trade their phones for a paperback have a new fall tradition to consider: a weekend bunking in 1930s-era cabins at Paris Mountain State Park, with gourmet s'mores, canoe rides and a bookstore's marketing manager leading the charge. M.Judson Booksellers is hosting its Reader Retreat at Camp Buckhorn from October 16 through October 18, offering a getaway built entirely around slowing down with a good book.