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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.
FOX Carolina
FOX Carolina
diyatvusa.com
Hayden Panettiere death ruled an accidental overdose
GREENVILLE, S.C. (Diya TV) — The Greenville County Coroner’s Office has ruled that actress Hayden Panettiere died from an accidental overdose involving fentanyl and other substances after emergency responders found her in cardiac arrest at a Greenville residence in August. The office identified the cause as the combined...
towncarolina.com
Greenville Center for Creative Arts expands programs under new leadership
Greenville Center for Creative Arts enters its second decade with new leadership and new programs. Last year, when Sara Grambach took over as CEO of the Greenville Center for Creative Arts, she was tasked not only with overseeing the center’s day-to-day operations, but also ensuring its sustainability into the future.
hoodline.com
Fountain Inn Teens Trade Newsies Tap Shoes For Cinderella's Glass Slipper
Fresh off the biggest production in its history, Fountain Inn's resident youth theater company is swapping newsboy caps for ball gowns. Ignite Theatrical opens Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella: Youth Edition on October 9 at the Younts Center for Performing Arts, with about 38 performers age 19 and younger carrying the classic fairy tale through a run that stretches to October 24.
clemsontigers.com
Clemson Men and Women to Compete in Barbara Nicklaus Cup
CLEMSON, S.C. — Both Clemson golf programs will join the men and women from Ohio State, Michigan and Charlotte to compete in the Barbara Nicklaus Cup on Monday and Tuesday at the famed Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio. The four programs will compete in a match play format tournament October 5-6. Each team will play 36 holes of match play on Monday and 18 holes of match play on Tuesday.
spartanburg.com
Spartanburg International Festival Returns on Saturday, October 3rd
The City of Spartanburg will hold the 2026 Spartanburg International Festival on Saturday, October 3, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., bringing food, music, dance and cultural activities to Main, Church and Dunbar streets downtown. The city-organized celebration will give visitors several ways to learn about the international communities represented across the area.
southcarolinapublicradio.org
Long-time SCBR guest examines innovation through writing
Long-time listeners to our show will recognize our next guest as he was a regular contributor for many years, sharing his entrepreneurial insights and opinions about our state’s start-up ecosystem. His latest project also explores these themes only this time in the form of a newly released novel. Mike Switzer interviews John Warner, a serial entrepreneur based in Greenville, SC and now author of the book, The Tuesday Code.
WLOS.com
Historic marker to be unveiled for Buffalo Soldier at Oakdale Cemetery
HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — An unveiling of a soldier who was part of the African American Buffalo Soldiers is set for next week at Oakdale Cemetery in Hendersonville. According to an Oct. 1 news release, the City of Hendersonville’s Historic Preservation Commission, through its Neighborhood History Project, is inviting residents and visitors to attend the unveiling of a historic marker honoring Henderson County native and Buffalo Soldier Walter Bryson.
hendersonville.com
Farm City Day Returns to Jackson Park on October 3rd
Farm City Day will bring farm animals, craft demonstrations and agricultural activities to Jackson Park in Hendersonville on Saturday, October 3. The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 100 Jackson Park Road. Visitors can explore a farm-animal petting zoo, watch demonstrations of traditional crafts and visit...
POLLSTAR
MassConcerts / Radio Room Team Up To Operate, Renovate 1,200-Cap The Foundry In Greenville, S.C.
A partnership between John Peters/MassConcerts and Wesley Gilliam of Radio Room will take over operations of the 1,200-capacity The Foundry at Judson Mill in Greenville, South Carolina, effective Jan. 1. The partnership will build on the venue’s history, which includes hosting artists like Mt. Joy, Marcus King, Lorna Shore, 49...
wach.com
Newberry's Oktoberfest returns for its 25th year
NEWBERRY, S.C. (WACH) — Newberry's annual Oktoberfest returns for its 25th year. The event offers vendors with iconic German dishes, official event merchandise and live music. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the festival, an opening ceremony featuring a keg tap inspired by Munich Oktoberfest will take place on...
FOX Carolina
Fall for Greenville 2026: Food, music lineup and what to know
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - One of the Southeast’s largest outdoor food and music festivals is set to take over downtown Greenville this fall. The Bank of America Fall for Greenville returns to Main Street from Friday, Oct. 9 through Sunday, Oct. 11. The three-day event brings dozens of Upstate culinary favorites, regional craft beverages, and live performances across multiple outdoor stages.
spartanburg.com
FestiFall Returns to Walnut Grove This Weekend
The 34th annual FestiFall will bring Revolutionary War living history to Walnut Grove Plantation October 3–4, 2026. More than 100 reenactors and living historians will take part at the historic site, 1200 Otts Shoals Road in Roebuck. Saturday hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with admission ending at...