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Daily editionTuesday, October 13th, 2026

Good morning, Mauldin.

The 5AM Mauldin Team

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Here’s your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 13th of October.

Community

  1. Local disability speakers will share their experiences at CAN Talks on Tuesday, Oct. 20 at Centre Stage in Greenville, with in-person tickets at $30 and virtual ones at $10 plus accessible seating available by contacting the foundation.

    Greenville.comRead more

Business

  1. McMillan Pazdan Smith announced it acquired Rockville's Smolen Emr Ilkovitch Architects to expand its presence into the Mid-Atlantic and boost its regional K-12 design projects.

    The acquisition, finalized on Oct. 12, brings SEI's 20+ staff and leadership into the firm to strengthen its community-focused design impact.

    Greenville Business MagazineRead more

Culture

  1. Furman University announced its bicentennial theatre season (Furman Made) which will open with the alumni-written comedy Theatre/Theater at The Playhouse on Oct. 15; the season also features a fall romantic comedy, a spring musical, and a four-show Fringe Festival later in 2027.

    Greenville.comRead more

  2. Randall David Cook's Theatre/Theater, a collection of nine plays centered on a Southern theater troupe staging Romeo and Juliet, will open Oct. 15 at The Playhouse on the Furman campus as part of the Furman Made season celebrating the bicentennial — local coverage highlights student rehearsals and Cook's creative vision.

    Furman University NewsRead more

  3. Furman University's Department of Music is hosting guest pianist Caroline Hong on Monday, Nov. 2 at 7:30 p.m. in a recital showcasing her talent & inviting the campus community to enjoy a special evening in the arts.

    Furman University NewsRead more