The New Dixie Storm is a Greenville, SC based bluegrass band. Their instrumental and vocal arrangements spring from the soulful traditions and influences of first generation performers like Bill Monroe, The Osborne Brothers and Flatt & Scruggs, yet speaks to the hearts of all listeners with a blend of youthful and energetic artistry. Together, these musicians have created a unique blend of high energy that captures the attention of audiences of all ages.

Mary helps get your life organized!

At Famoda we rely on Faith, Family and the Farm to bring the farm culture from our pasture into your home. Though the generations Famoda has grown into 4 distinct divisions: Famoda Farm Events, Grazers; Famoda Farm to Table, Amazing Grazin' Ice cream Parlor, and Famoda Farm Festivities, each offering a unique opportunity to spend time on the farm. We value and nature the important relationship between agriculture and our community. We strive everyday to be good stewards of our farm

Kiah Twisselman Burchett, better known as Coach Kiah, is a California cattle rancher turned motivational speaker, life coach, and podcaster on a mission to empower others to love themselves deeper, care for themselves better, and find joy in this messy, beautiful journey of life.

Steve Richards is a Senior Extension Associate with the Extension Agribusiness Program Team and the Director of the Center for Cooperative and Enterprise Development at Clemson University. His specialty is helping agricultural entrepreneurs with business planning, feasibility studies, business succession, and business expansion. Steve also has statewide responsibilities in agribusiness management, marketing, and finance. 

Bryan Smith is the County Coordinator for the Laurens County Extension Office. He is also the chair of the SC Confined Animal Manure Managers Program, which is a required program for all SC confined animal facility owners, and the Laurens County Master Gardener Program coordinator. He earned his Bachelors of Science degree in agricultural engineering from Clemson University in 1995 and earned his Maters degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of South Carolina in 1996.