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The Smiling Chef Mike Ellis Takes Home Top Honors at Palmetto Palate

The Palmetto Palate was back again for the 15th year to showcase the best in the South Carolina food scene. Mike Ellis, The Smiling Chef, was named the 2024 Top Chef by a panel of judges at the South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation’s annual event on Thursday, July 18 at the South Carolina State

SC Farm Bureau Youth Go for Gold at Leadership Conference

Forty-four rising high school juniors and seniors from across South Carolina recently participated in the South Carolina Farm Bureau Federation’s 2024 Youth Leadership Conference at the Governor’s School for Agriculture at John de la Howe in McCormick. Held from June 23 – 26, the conference enabled

Drought status upgraded for all of South Carolina amid hot, dry start to summer

All of South Carolina has been upgraded to some level of drought as the effects of recent hot and dry conditions are being felt throughout the state. The S.C. Drought Response Committee, during its meeting via conference call July 9, upgraded the drought designation for all 46 counties, which had