Posts by Brenda Stewart
Presbyterian College to Host “America: Years in the Making” Band Concert on April 16
March 23, 2026The Presbyterian College Department of Music will present a special evening of music and reflection as the Chamber Winds and Wind Ensemble take the stage for a spring band concert…
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From Tragedy to Action: Community Rallies for Injured American Legion Riders
March 23, 2026The Laurens County community continues to come together in support of two American Legion Post 25 members, Jim Peterson and Jim Massey, following the recent motorcycle accident that left both…
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Get Your Hummingbird Feeders Ready Now: Upstate Enters Peak Arrival Window
March 23, 2026As spring settles into the Upstate, hummingbirds are already making their return — and experts say now is the time to be ready. According to Clemson University’s Home & Garden…
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Lander College of Education Honored by Local School District
March 22, 2026Lander University’s College of Education is a leader in training teachers for the workforce in South Carolina, and that commitment was on full display Monday, March 16, as Greenwood County…
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Presbyterian College names Emma Reabold ’13 executive director of strategic initiatives
March 22, 2026Alumna brings statewide higher education leadership experience to new role supporting presidential initiatives Presbyterian College has named alumna Emma Reynolds Reabold ’13 as its new executive director of strategic initiatives,…
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Laurens Fire Department Recognized Among State’s Most Fit Departments
March 22, 2026The City of Laurens is highlighting the dedication and discipline of its firefighters—not just in emergency response, but in their commitment to staying physically prepared for the demands of the…
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City of Laurens Invites Community to Earth Day Clean-Up at Little River Park
March 22, 2026The City of Laurens is calling on residents to take advantage of the beautiful spring weather while making a positive impact on the community. City employees, along with the Laurens…
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Joanna First Baptist Church to Host Easter Block Party on March 28
March 22, 2026Joanna First Baptist Church is inviting the community to celebrate the season with a fun-filled Easter Block Party on Saturday, March 28, 2026, from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Families…
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Registration Now Open for Laurens County Museum’s “Light the Night” 5K Glow Run/Walk
March 22, 2026The Laurens County Museum is inviting the community to “Light the Night” with a 5K Glow Run/Walk on Saturday, April 25 at 8:30 p.m. on the Swamp Rabbit Trail in…
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Presbyterian College to host ‘The Power of Play for ALL’ workshop led by educator Jed Dearybury
March 21, 2026Free March 28 event will explore neuroscience-backed strategies for play in learning environments Presbyterian College will host a half-day professional development workshop, “The Power of Play for ALL,” on Saturday,…
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Prescribed Fire Awareness Month Highlights Benefits for South Carolina Landscapes
March 21, 2026As part of Prescribed Fire Awareness Month, the South Carolina Forestry Commission is encouraging residents and landowners to better understand the role of prescribed burning—and the laws and safety measures that come…
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Kelly Willenberg reappointed to South Carolina Small Business Regulatory Review Committee
March 18, 2026Governor Henry McMaster has reappointed Kelly Willenberg to the South Carolina Small Business Regulatory Review Committee, extending her service through 2027. Willenberg has served on the committee since 2019. The…
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Celebrating Laurens County’s Farming Community During National Ag Week
March 18, 2026As National Agriculture Week is celebrated across the country, it serves as an important reminder of the vital role farmers play in feeding communities and sustaining local economies. In Laurens…
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Packed House Celebrates Local Agriculture at 52nd Annual Spotlight on Agriculture
March 18, 2026The newly opened Laurens County Ag Center was filled to capacity last week as community members gathered for the 52nd Annual Spotlight on Agriculture. With more than 430 meals served,…
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Treasure Hunters Invited to Estate Sale in Cross Anchor This Weekend
March 18, 2026Those who enjoy uncovering hidden gems and one-of-a-kind finds will want to mark their calendars for an upcoming estate sale in Cross Anchor this weekend. The two-day sale will take…
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South Carolina Officials Urge Retailers and Food Banks to Check Shelves for Recalled Infant Formula
March 18, 2026The South Carolina Department of Agriculture is urging retailers, food banks, and food surplus outlets across the state to check their inventory after receiving notice from the U.S. Food and…
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Laurens School District 55 Invites Community Input on Future Facility Needs
March 18, 2026Laurens County School District 55 is inviting community members, local leaders, businesses, district staff, and families to take part in a series of upcoming Facility Needs Town Hall meetings designed…
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Nominations Still Open for City of Laurens State of the City Awards
March 18, 2026With the City of Laurens State of the City Address and Awards Presentation approaching on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, residents still have time to submit nominations recognizing individuals and organizations…
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Laurens City Council Highlights Community Events, Accessibility, and Inclusion at March 17 Meeting
March 18, 2026At the Laurens City Council meeting held Tuesday, March 17, 2026, Mayor Nathan Senn and council members addressed a number of items focused on community events, accessibility, and inclusion. Mayor…
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Citizens Academy Session 3 Focuses on Drug Awareness and School Safety
March 18, 2026The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office continued its Citizens Academy on Tuesday, March 17, with Session 3 focused on drug awareness, prevention, and emerging issues affecting schools and communities. Participants heard…
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Clinton High School Boys Tennis Sweeps Columbia High School 6–0
March 18, 2026The Clinton High School boys tennis team delivered an impressive performance on the court, earning a decisive 6–0 victory over Columbia High School in recent match play. Clinton dominated the…
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As Rural Bank Branches Close, Laurens County Official Supports Expanded Financial Options
March 18, 2026As bank branches continue to close across rural parts of South Carolina, local leaders are urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would give cities and counties more flexibility in where…
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Jimmy Poole Announces Campaign for Laurens County Council District 4
March 17, 2026Jimmy Poole is a combat veteran, community leader, and dedicated public servant running for Laurens County Council District 4. With a lifelong commitment to service, both in uniform and at…
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Presbyterian College to host Supreme Court of South Carolina sessions and free legal clinic during two-day visit
March 17, 2026Palmetto LEADER mobile law office will offer free wills and powers of attorney for qualifying residents When the Supreme Court of South Carolina convenes a special term at Presbyterian College…
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Presbyterian Football Announces 2026 Schedule
March 17, 2026The debut season for #RahlBall has been formally laid out, as Presbyterian Football head coach Matt Rahl unveiled the Blue Hose 2026 schedule on Tuesday morning. PC will partake in…
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Artwork by Lander Students and Professors Featured in Major Exhibit
March 17, 2026The scholarly and creative works of students, faculty and alumni at Lander University aren’t confined to the traditional classroom space. Instead, the University encourages its community to be active outside…
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COMMUNITY: What Makes Laurens County Such a Special Place to Call Home
March 16, 2026By Brenda Stewart, Publisher The people, places, and traditions that continue to bring Laurens County together. When people talk about Laurens County, one word often rises to the top—community. It’s…
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American Legion Post 25 to Host 5th Annual Golf Tournament to Support Local Charities
March 16, 2026The American Legion Post 25 is inviting golfers and community supporters to participate in its 5th Annual Golf Tournament, scheduled for June 5, 2026, at Lakeside Country Club. The annual…
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GSP Collecting Donations to Support Federal Workers During Partial Government Shutdown
March 16, 2026Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport (GSP) is asking travelers and community members to help support federal workers affected by the current partial government shutdown by donating essential items. Airport officials recently announced…
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Citizens Academy Explores Operations of the Laurens County Detention Center
March 16, 2026Citizens Academy participants receive a behind-the-scenes look at booking, inmate care, and daily operations inside the Laurens County Detention Center. Last week, participants in the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office (LCSO)…
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Main Street Laurens Launches Ticket Giveaway Week for 30th Birthday Gala
March 16, 2026Main Street Laurens is giving the community a chance to attend its 30th Birthday Gala for free this week while tickets remain available for purchase ahead of Saturday’s celebration. The…
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First Presbyterian Church in Clinton Invites Community to Experience “The Way of the Cross” During Holy Week
March 16, 2026First Presbyterian Church of Clinton is inviting the community to participate in a meaningful Holy Week experience designed to encourage reflection, prayer, and spiritual preparation leading up to Easter. Beginning…
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Magnolia Fawn Rescue to Host Spring Open House and Family Fun Day in Gray Court
March 16, 2026Magnolia Fawn Rescue will welcome the community for a day of family-friendly activities and farm fun during its Spring Open House on Saturday, March 28, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00…
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Thornwell Social Worker and Foster Parent Earn Top Honors From South Carolina Foster Parent Association
March 16, 2026Thornwell, a 150-year-old non-profit ministry serving children and families in South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, is proud to announce that two members of its foster care community have been recognized…
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Laurens County Republican Party to Host U.S. Senate Candidate Paul Dans
March 16, 2026As the 2026 election season continues to gain momentum across South Carolina, the Laurens County Republican Party will host U.S. Senate candidate Paul Dans for a public meet-and-greet later this…
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Hidden Gems for Cello & Piano to Be Featured at Classical Concert at Martha Franks
March 15, 2026Residents and guests are invited to enjoy an afternoon of classical music at the Rasor Chapel at Martha Franks Retirement Community with a special concert featuring Dr. Richard Thomas and…
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Brenda Stewart Reappointed by South Carolina Supreme Court to Commission on Lawyer Conduct
March 15, 2026Stewart begins a new two-year term continuing her long-standing service as a non-lawyer member representing the public in South Carolina’s attorney disciplinary system. Laurens County resident and community leader Brenda…
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Laurens County Officials Provide Update on $1.5 Million Wire Fraud Investigation
March 11, 2026Laurens County officials have released additional details regarding the wire fraud scheme that resulted in more than $1.5 million in county funds being sent to cyber criminals earlier this year.…
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Famous Audio Drama Producer Shares Craft with Lander Students
March 11, 2026At Lander University, students are regularly invited to hear from the industry experts who are already in leadership positions in their career fields. Recently, Lander’s College of Humanities, Arts and…
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Thornwell to Host Foster Parent Orientation in Clinton on March 19
March 11, 2026Individuals and families interested in opening their homes to children in need will have an opportunity to learn more about becoming foster parents during an upcoming Foster Parent Orientation hosted…
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Brenda Stewart reappointed by South Carolina Supreme Court to Commission on Lawyer Conduct
March 11, 2026Stewart begins a new two-year term continuing her long-standing service as a non-lawyer member representing the public in South Carolina’s attorney disciplinary system. Laurens County resident and community leader Brenda…
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Words Matter — Even When You’re Talking to AI
March 11, 2026By Brenda Stewart, Publisher An unexpected call to 911 became a powerful reminder that words carry weight, especially in a world of always-listening technology. Yesterday I was headed to a…
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Laurens County Council Advances Major Economic Development Projects, Issues Community Proclamations
March 11, 2026Meeting includes update on property reassessment, approval of projects expected to bring hundreds of jobs, and executive session discussion related to recent cyber fraud lawsuit. Laurens County Council addressed a…
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South Carolina Ranked Fastest-Growing State in the Nation in 2025
March 11, 2026South Carolina continues to draw new residents at a record pace, with the state ranking as the fastest-growing state in the United States in 2025. According to an analysis published…
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Kick 4 Kids: World’s Largest Kickball Festival Coming to Laurens
March 11, 2026A day of friendly competition, family activities, and community fun is planned for Laurens this spring as local organizations team up to host the World’s Largest Kickball Festival – Kick…
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DPH Recognizes Healthcare Quality Team for National Patient Safety Week
March 11, 2026During National Patient Safety Week, March 8-14, the South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is recognizing its Healthcare Quality team for their essential role in safeguarding the health, safety,…
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Vendors and Food Trucks Invited to Participate in Love Like Maddie’s 3rd Annual Family Fun Day at Lake Rabon Park
March 11, 2026Local vendors and food trucks are invited to be part of a growing community tradition as Love Like Maddie prepares for its 3rd Annual Family Fun Day on Saturday, May…
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Cody Simpson Launches “Farmers Coalition” with Support from All 46 Counties
March 10, 2026Cody Simpson, the President Trump-endorsed candidate for South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture, announced today the launch of the Cody for SC Farmers Coalition – a statewide coalition of farmers, producers,…
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Little River Park Temporarily Closed for Improvements in the City of Laurens
March 10, 2026The City of Laurens has temporarily closed Little River Park as planned upgrades and maintenance begin at the popular community space. City officials say the improvements come after months of…
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South Carolina Extends Alcohol Server Training Deadline to May 1, 2026
March 10, 2026Servers and managers who have not yet completed an approved alcohol server training program as required under SC Code Section 61-3-120(B) now have until May 1, 2026 to complete training.…
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