Clinton’s Junior Legion Nine Falls to Mid-Carolina
June 24, 2021Clinton’s new Junior American Legion baseball team fell by a score 7-6 on Wednesday night to Mid-Carolina. The Post 56 roster was depleted by the absence of six players, and…
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Avoid these common mistakes on alcohol beverage license applications
June 24, 2021Each year, the South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) handles thousands of applications for various types of alcohol beverage licenses (ABL) and permits. Mistakes or omissions can cause applications to…
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Is there a perfect logo?
June 23, 2021By Ken Gasque Yes, there is a perfect logo. It’s my favorite logo, and it’s most commonly found in the South.* It’s abstract. It’s simple. It’s bold. It’s symmetrical.…
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LCSO Schedules School Supply Drive for August 6th
June 23, 2021Summer is just starting, but August will be here before we know it. The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office has announced their annual School Supply Drive will be held at the…
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Dr. Tess Gemberling earns Young Faculty Teaching Award
June 23, 2021Dr. Tess Gemberling is the recipient of Lander University’s 2021 Young Faculty Teaching Award. Gemberling completed her third year as assistant professor of psychology and “consistently receives very positive feedback…
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On Tap this Weekend in Laurens County
June 23, 2021The weekend is almost here and once again there’s much to do right here in Laurens County. Here’s a run down of some events and things to do that we…
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Capitol Theatre to Show F9:The Fast Saga Starting Friday
June 23, 2021About the movie: Dom Toretto is living the quiet life off the grid with Letty and his son, but they know that danger always lurks just over the peaceful horizon.…
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Laurens County Says NO to Litter with Countywide Initiative
June 23, 2021No one likes to see trash thrown into the streets, on the side of the road or in our natural parks and recreation areas. Over the years, many dedicated volunteers…
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City of Laurens “Lights the Night” in One-of-a-kind Independence Day Celebration
June 23, 2021The City of Laurens will ‘blaze’ a new trail on the night of July 3rd with “Laurens Lights the Night” as it seeks to become a regional destination for the…
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Pridgen’s Bat Leads Greenwood Legion Team
June 23, 2021Aidan Pridgen, former Laurens Raider now playing baseball at USC Lancaster, has ripped 5 hits in his last 8 at-bats for the Greenwood Post 20 American Legion team. Pridgen led…
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LDHS Names 2 New Coaches
June 23, 2021Tommy Spires, Laurens District High athetics director, announced the hiring of new coaches in girls’ soccer and volleyball. Sarah Albertson now coaches soccer, and Kelsey Davis Harp leads the volleyball…
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Verdin’s Too Brings BJUgrass to Music in the Garden
June 22, 2021Verdin’s Too is getting ready to kick it up on a notch in their “Music in the Garden” events. This Friday, June 25th, they will bring BJUgrass to the garden…
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Laurens County Council Meeting -Tuesday, June 22nd
June 21, 2021Laurens County Council will meet for a regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, June 22nd. The meeting location is the old historic courthouse on the square in Laurens. The meeting starts…
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Muffin Mam Job Fair Thursday, June 24
June 21, 2021Muffin Mam is hiring! If you’re looking for a job or interested in something new this may be just what you are looking for. Current openings with Muffin Mam include:…
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Clinton Jr. Tennis Program Announces Summer Camp
June 21, 2021Clinton has a long history of producing great tennis players and the Clinton Jr. Tennis Program has been large part of it. More than 106 kids have come through the…
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Laurens County Humane Society to Hold Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic July 21st
June 21, 2021The Laurens County Humane Society has announced a Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic in Clinton for July 21st. If you wish to have your pet spayed or neutered, schedule an appointment call 803-783-1267…
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Piedmont Tech Students Honored for Excellence
June 21, 2021Piedmont Technical College (PTC) recently honored the achievements of more than 50 conscientious student leaders at its 45th Annual Student Awards and Recognition Program. PTC President Dr. Hope E. Rivers…
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Marketing Minute: Communicating Effectively to Diverse Audiences
June 21, 2021Marketing Minute with Valentina Rojas, NP Strategy With an increasingly diverse nation, your audience is likely to speak various languages or have differing backgrounds. This week’s video shares tips on…
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LCSO Celebrates Graduation of Fallen Officer’s Daughter
June 21, 2021Members of law enforcement often refer to their colleagues as family. They spend so much time together and, in many cases, rely on each other in life and death situations.…
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Eddie Marshall Recognized for Fundraising Efforts by LCSO
June 18, 2021On Thursday June 17th, the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office recognized Joanna Woodson Principal Eddie Marshall for his tremendous support and contributions to the Christmas for Kids Program. Mr. Marshall has…
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PC Football Schedule Features Unfamiliar Foes
June 18, 2021Presbyterian College’s football schedule includes only three opponents — Davidson, Stetson and Campbell — that the Blue Hose have played more than five times in the past. Of the 11…
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Gov. Henry McMaster nominates Harry M. Lightsey III to be the next secretary of S.C. Department of Commerce
June 17, 2021Governor Henry McMaster today announced that he has nominated longtime South Carolina business executive Harry M. Lightsey III to serve as the next secretary of the South Carolina Department of…
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Another weekend, so what’s on tap in Laurens County?
June 17, 2021There’s something for everyone in Laurens County. From dining to music, movies and markets. Here just some of the line-up for this weekend: Friday, June 18th: Head over to Verdin’s…
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City of Clinton Helpful Guide to Disposal of Household Items
June 16, 2021Below is a helpful list of disposal information for your sanitation pick up. This information is also available at the Utility Billing office if you would like to pick up…
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Fireworks for Graduates in Clinton – Thursday, June 17th
June 16, 2021The end of the school year always brings a time for celebrating and this year is no different. As they did last year, the City of Clinton will host a…
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Blood Donations Needed as Levels Reach Critical Low
June 16, 2021The Blood Connection is in critical need of donations. They will be at the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday, June 17th 4:15PM TO 6:15PM. If you’ve never given blood…
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Protecting Your Children’s Credit
June 16, 2021By Brittany M. Midgette As you sort through your mail, you may notice that some mail has arrived that is addressed to your child. For example, your ten-year-old child may…
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Laurens County Republican Party Kickoff Meeting with Congressman Duncan as Keynote
June 16, 2021“The Laurens County Republican Party is inviting the community to attend the LCGOP ‘Kickoff’ Meeting on Thursday, June 17th @ 7PM. Special guest and hometown congressman, Jeff Duncan, will be the…
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Automotive supplier Gissing North America establishing operations in Greenville County’s new Fox Hill Business Park
June 16, 2021$18+ million investment will create 116 new jobs for global manufacturer Gissing North America LLC, a leading manufacturer of acoustic systems for the automotive industry, today announced plans to establish…
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Lander, Greenwood Promise partner to advance higher education for Greenwood County residents
June 15, 2021When The Greenwood Promise, a non-profit place-based last-dollar scholarship program for Greenwood County students, kicked off its campaign to raise funds for phase two, Lander University stepped up to the…
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Lander’s new Master of Business Administration now fully approved and enrolling students for the fall semester
June 15, 2021Lander University’s new Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is now enrolling students after being fully approved by the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education and the Southern Association of…
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Savvy sellers build strong networks
June 15, 2021By Jerry Bellune Many of us learned the hard lessons about selling door to door. Beauty aids, Girl Scout cookies, garden seeds, household products, magazines, you name it. It…
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Reading Buddies Take Shape!
June 15, 2021Most of the twenty-five adults who gathered in the Laurens County School District #55 administrative office building on June 8 likely did not know what to expect. These volunteers had…
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South Carolina Office of the Attorney General recognizes June 15 as World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
June 15, 2021In recognition of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15, the South Carolina Office of the Attorney General reminds financial professionals and the public throughout South Carolina to be…
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Ribbon Cutting for the Coffee Roost in New Expanded Location
June 15, 2021On Friday, June 11, the Laurens County Chamber of Commerce held a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Grand Opening of The Coffee Roost’s new location. Now located in The Midtown…
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Clinton Jr.Tennis Players Compete in Festival of Flowers Tournament
June 15, 2021MC, Chandler, and Libby Dailey and Kimora Wesley competed in the Festival of Flowers tournament this weekend. MC Dailey won the girls 18U division. Libby Dailey placed 3rd in the…
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OSHA issues emergency rule for healthcare employers and updates guidance for other employers
June 14, 2021By David Dubberly On January 21, 2021, one day after his inauguration, President Biden signed an executive order directing the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to consider issuing a…
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Clinton Canopy – Beautifying Clinton One Alleyway at a Time
June 14, 2021About two years ago, members of Clinton Canopy approached Bob Link with TNB investments to ask if they could “beautify” the alleyway behind the business on Pitts Street. Link loved…
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Litter Prevention & Beautification Efforts Continue to Grow Across Laurens County
June 14, 2021Laurens County Council, the City of Clinton, City of Fountain Inn, and City of Laurens, in partnership with the Laurens County Chamber of Commerce and the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office…
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Bass tournament June 19 to honor life of angler, raise funds for Lander scholarships
June 14, 2021The first annual Dean Peeples Memorial Scholarship Open Bass Tournament on Saturday, June 19, will raise funds for Lander University scholarships honoring an avid bass fisherman who died last summer…
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Laurens School District 56 is Hiring
June 14, 2021Laurens 56 is looking for applicants for the 2021-2022 school year in teaching/certified positions and a number of non-certified positions. Teaching/Certified positions are available as follows: Business/Marketing Teacher Clinton High School Secondary…
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Now Showing at the Capitol Theatre – Spirit Untamed (PG)
June 13, 2021About the movie: After moving to a sleepy little town, young Lucky Prescott befriends a wild mustang named Spirit, who shares her rebellious spirit. When a heartless wrangler plans to…
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Big Crop of Freshmen to Join PC Football
June 13, 2021New head football coach Kevin Kelley has added 33 recruits to the 10 announced earlier. Fourteen from South Carolina signed letters of intent. PC no longer offers football scholarships. Kelley’s staff…
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Athletes Enjoy Night of Honors at CHS
June 11, 2021A year’s worth of sports seasons unfolded at Clinton High School on Wednesday as all the teams handed out their awards. A Clinton relay team won at the state track…
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Snelgrove Signs with Newberry
June 11, 2021J.P. Snelgrove, Clinton High School’s record-setting striker, will play soccer next year at Newberry College. He signed with the Wolves on Thursday at CHS. Snelgrove, who plans to major in…
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Laurens County School District 55 Announces Summer Meal Schedule
June 10, 2021Beginning June 21, Waterloo Elementary School and Laurens Elementary School will provide curbside meals Monday-Thursday, 11:00-11:30 a.m. This will include lunch and next day breakfast. On Thursdays, pick up will…
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Laurens Farmers Market Opens Saturday, June 12th
June 10, 2021The Farmers Market is back this Saturday, June 12th! Vendors will be set up on the Roma side of the Square Saturday morning from 8 am- noon. Grab a coffee…
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Clinton YMCA Rolls Out a Summer of Sports Camps for Local Youth
June 9, 2021Summer is just getting started but within days parents and kids will be looking for something for the kids to do. The Clinton YMCA has a line up of sports…
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Colliers represents Frauenthal Gnotec in ±68,500-square-foot lease for new facility in Fountain Inn, SC
June 9, 2021Dillon Swayngim of Colliers | South Carolina represented Swedish-based Frauenthal Gnotec in the lease of ±68,500 square feet of industrial space at 400 S. Nelson Drive in Fountain Inn from…
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European-based Frauenthal Gnotec establishes operations in Laurens County
June 9, 2021Frauenthal Gnotec is establishing their latest manufacturing and distribution facility in Laurens County. With an investment of $8.2 million and the creation of 82 new jobs, the company is expanding…
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