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THOMASVILLE- Get ready to groove and indulge in some retail therapy at the City of Thomasville’s First Friday Sip & Shop on October 6th. From 6 to 8 p.m., enjoy

Business and nonprofit related briefs, taken from press releases submitted from around the Upstate.

Get out and enjoy the red, white, blue and all the other colors of summer.

Aikens Center for African American History, Art and Culture concluded its weeklong celebration of Juneteenth with a festival on June 24 at Founder’s Park.

Aiken residents came together Saturday afternoon to celebrate Juneteenth at Founders Park on York Street.

Clemson University is partnering with the community to celebrate Juneteenth this upcoming Monday, a national holiday recognizing the emancipation of enslaved Black people after the Civil War. The festival is

South Carolina bluesman Mac Arnold helped students of Dr. Benjamin E. Mays Elementary School end the school year on a high note Wednesday.

The South Carolina Cornbread Festival will return to Main Street on April 30 to feed and entertain attendees. After three years away, festival organizers are looking to reinvigorate the North Main Street business community.

There will be four new inductees into the South Carolina Entertainment and Music Hall of Fame.

South Carolina bluesman Mac Arnold and his band, Plate Full O’ Blues, will work with students from Mays Elementary School next week, and share the stage at Greenwood 50 Performing