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  • Integrating Pickleball into the Golf Community

    Greenville, South Carolina, November 21, 2025 Jim Hackenburg, owner of Orange Whip Golf and Fitness, proposes integrating pickleball into the golf community to enhance fitness and community engagement. With pickleball being the fastest-growing sport in the U.S., this initiative aims to attract new audiences and encourage active lifestyles among golfers. Facilities in South Carolina, like Kiawah

  • Amari Thomas Recommits to Florida State from South Carolina

    Blountstown, Florida, November 21, 2025 In a notable turn in college football recruiting, Amari Thomas, a four-star running back from Blountstown High School, has recommitted to Florida State University, choosing the Seminoles over South Carolina. This decision marks a significant shift in his recruitment journey, as he had initially pledged to Florida State before decommitting and

  • Maddy McDaniel Reinstated After Suspension

    Columbia, S.C., November 21, 2025 South Carolina women’s basketball guard Maddy McDaniel has been reinstated after serving a three-game suspension. Team officials confirmed her return to practice, which comes as welcome news for a squad already facing challenges with injuries to other key players. McDaniel’s suspension, reasons for which have not been disclosed, had left the

  • New Holland Golf Club Opens in Aiken, South Carolina

    Aiken, South Carolina, November 20, 2025 Aiken, South Carolina, is welcoming the New Holland Golf Club, a new venture aiming to add to the area’s growing golf scene with a relaxed, ‘old school’ atmosphere. The club is part of a broader development trend in Aiken County, which is seeing significant investment in golf infrastructure. Noteworthy courses

  • Aiken Area High School Teams Shine in Preseason Rankings

    Aiken, South Carolina, November 20, 2025 The South Carolina Basketball Coaches Association has released its preseason rankings, showcasing the outstanding performance of local high school basketball teams. North Augusta High School’s girls’ team leads the state, with the boys’ teams from North Augusta and Aiken also ranked among the top three. The Aiken community is abuzz