Lancaster County, SC Government
Brandon Newton is an experienced educator and public servant, currently serving as an Instructor of Business at the University of South Carolina Lancaster since December 2023. Brandon holds multiple leadership roles, including Chairman of the Lancaster County Legislative Delegation and Member of the House of Representatives for the State of South Carolina since November 2016. Past positions include Outreach Associate at the University of South Carolina-Lancaster and Chairman of both the Lancaster County Republican Party and the 5th District Republican Party of South Carolina. Brandon's academic credentials include a Master of Business Administration from Winthrop University and multiple Bachelor's and Associate's degrees from the University of South Carolina and University of South Carolina Lancaster.
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Lancaster County, SC Government
Lancaster County, South Carolina is one of the fastest growing counties in South Carolina, with a 2021 estimated population of 100,336 with an average annual growth rate of 4.5% from 2020 – 2021. The County borders Charlotte, North Carolina to the north, which means we offer the ideal combination of access to big-city excitement with hometown comfort and outdoor pursuits. Lancaster County is home to four cities: the county seat is in Lancaster with a population of nearly 10,000, and the other cities are Kershaw, Heath Springs, and Van Wyck. Nearby Charlotte is a hub of activity, including professional sports, the famed Charlotte Motor Speedway, and top-tier cultural attractions like the Charlotte Symphony and touring Broadway shows. Life in Lancaster County is a bit more laid-back, but never dull. University of South Carolina - Lancaster draws top concerts and fascinating speakers, the Lancaster Playhouse has a full schedule of popular shows, and the number of retailers is growing. Recreational opportunities abound, including beautiful golf courses, the fascinating Forty Acre Rock Heritage Preserve, and the winding Catawba River. Lancaster County operates under the Council-Administrator form of government with a seven‐member County Council elected by district. The County has approximately 684 full-time positions. For other updates, follow Lancaster County Government on Facebook: www.facebook.com/lancctygov/ Twitter: @lancastersc_gov