Laurens County Museum to Host Lecture on Women in the American Revolution
February 25, 2025The courage and sacrifices of women during the American Revolutionary War will be the focus of an upcoming lecture at the Laurens County Museum. Historian and battlefield preservationist Durant Ashmore…
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Swingin’ Medallions Coming to Lander April 10 for Scholarship Benefit Performance
February 25, 2025The Swingin’ Medallions, a Southern tradition since 1962, are returning home to Lander University – the college of choice for many of its members over the past 63 years –…
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Laurens County Guardian ad Litem Program Seeks Volunteers to Advocate for Children – Free Online Training Begins April 1
February 25, 2025Laurens, South Carolina, February 24, 2025 – The Cass Elias McCarter Guardian ad Litem Program, a division of the South Carolina Department of Children’s Advocacy is offering FREE ONLINE TRAINING…
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South Carolina Export Sales Total $38 billion in 2024, the Highest Volume Since 2019
February 25, 2025Automotive continues to be dominant industry for the state’s exports Governor Henry McMaster, the South Carolina Department of Commerce (S.C. Commerce) and South Carolina Ports (SC Ports) today announced that…
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Healthy Palmetto unveils Statewide Action Plan for healthy eating and active living
February 25, 2025Healthy Palmetto, a coalition of more than 40 organizations committed to improving health outcomes in South Carolina, successfully unveiled its 2025-2029 Statewide Action Plan for Healthy Eating and Active Living at an…
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Laurens Raiders Wrestling Wraps Up Historic Season with Championship Titles and State Runner-Up Finish
February 24, 2025The Laurens Raiders wrestling team capped off an incredible season with a haul of championship titles and a strong showing at the state tournament this past weekend. The Raiders claimed…
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Gray Court-Owings School Archery Team Aims to Win in State State Championship
February 24, 2025On Saturday, February 15, 2025, the Gray Court-Owings (GCO) School Archery Team participated in the 2025 South Carolina Bullseye State Qualifier in Taylors, South Carolina. Twelve GCO students qualified to…
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Grammy Nominted Artist Jonathan Bond to Perform at Davidson Street Baptist Church
February 24, 2025Davidson Street Baptist Church in Clinton will host a special concert featuring Jonathan Bond on Saturday, March 1, 2025, at 6 p.m. The event, open to the community, promises an…
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How to Get Your 2025 Lake Rabon Boat Permit: A Step-by-Step Guide
February 24, 2025Boating enthusiasts eager to explore the waters of Lake Rabon in 2025 must first obtain a valid boat permit from the Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission (LCWSC). Here’s a…
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Coffee with a Cop: LPD and LCSO Team Up to Connect with the Community
February 24, 2025Laurens residents will have an opportunity to engage with local law enforcement in a relaxed setting during Coffee with a Cop on Friday, March 21, from 8:00 to 9:30 a.m.…
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Eaton Corporation donates $25,000 for PTC Engineering Technology Department
February 24, 2025Continuing its tradition of financial support, Eaton Corporation has donated another $25,000 to the Piedmont Technical College (PTC) Foundation. The donation will enable the college’s Engineering Technology Department to purchase…
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Lander Celebrates 100 Years of Chipley. Long-time Board Member Shares Fond Memories
February 24, 2025Even at 100 years old, Lander University’s Chipley Hall is still providing a place for Lander women to make new memories. The Lander community gathered on Chipley’s lawn Saturday to…
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The Military Child Education Coalition Launches Heroic Hearts Scholarship in Partnership with Columbia Southern University
February 24, 2025The Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) is excited to announce its partnership with Columbia Southern University to offer The Military Child Education Coalition Heroic Hearts Scholarship. This scholarship is designed…
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Presbyterian College to Host South Carolina Science Olympiad on March 1
February 24, 2025Hundreds of middle and high school students from across the state will gather at Presbyterian College on Saturday, March 1, for the South Carolina Science Olympiad, a premier STEM competition that challenges…
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Danny Cook: A Vision for Clinton’s Future
February 23, 2025As Clinton moves toward a pivotal election, Ward 1 City Council member Danny Cook stands ready to continue serving the city he calls home. With decades of leadership experience in…
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Laurens County Chamber of Commerce Celebrates Excellence at 46th Annual Dinner and Awards
February 23, 2025A Night of Recognition and Celebration The Laurens County Chamber of Commerce hosted its 46th Annual Dinner and Awards ceremony on February 20, 2024, at The Harper Center on the…
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Blue Hose Dominate Dolphins in 12-1 Victory
February 23, 2025Powered by extra-base hits from Brody Linker, Jake Randolph, Cam Mallo, Matthew Rollison, and Evan Cuervo, the Presbyterian College baseball team (4-3) cruised past Le Moyne (0-7) with a commanding 12-1 win on Sunday afternoon.…
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Kindseth’s Double-Double Paces Blue Hose to Road Win Over Radford
February 23, 2025Senior guard Paige Kindseth’s career-high double-double performance paces the Presbyterian Blue Hose (6-21, Big South: 4-10) to a 78-71 road win at the Radford Highlanders (12-15, Big South: 9-5) on Saturday afternoon.…
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Clinton Wrestlers Compete at State Tournament
February 23, 2025Eight Clinton High School wrestlers qualified for the South Carolina High School League (SCHSL) State Wrestling Championships, showcasing their talent and determination on the mat. The tournament, held this weekend,…
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Fountain Inn High and Laurens District High Team Up for Robotics Success
February 23, 2025A partnership between Fountain Inn High School (FIHS) and Laurens District High School (LDHS) has led to remarkable achievements in the world of competitive robotics. The collaboration, which began in…
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Ninth-Inning Surge Propels Blue Hose Past Le Moyne
February 22, 2025The Presbyterian College baseball team (3-2) clinched a thrilling 3-2 victory over Le Moyne (0-5) with a dramatic ninth-inning rally, highlighted by Eli Lazio’s first home run of the season. HOW IT…
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Laurens City Council Sends Zoning Ordinance & Map Back for Further Review; Public Feedback Encouraged
February 21, 2025The City of Laurens continues its effort to update zoning regulations following City Council’s recent decision to send the proposed Zoning Ordinance & Map back to the Planning Commission for…
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Drought Status Unchanged Across South Carolina; Fire Risk Remains of Concern
February 21, 2025Despite recent wintry weather across South Carolina, the state’s drought status remains unchanged, and officials continue to warn of an increased wildfire risk. The South Carolina Drought Response Committee, which…
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Deer Antler Measuring Sessions Set Throughout South Carolina
February 20, 2025Antlers will abound throughout the Palmetto State as the search for new state record deer antlers gets underway during the S.C. Department of Natural Resources’ annual series of measuring sessions.…
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Andy Young Named to South Carolina Athletic Coaches Association 2025 Hall of Fame
February 20, 2025Clinton native and longtime coach Andy Young has been named to the South Carolina Athletic Coaches Association (SCACA) 2025 Hall of Fame, recognizing his lasting impact on high school athletics…
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Columbia educator surprised with $25,000 Milken Award
February 20, 2025Forest Lake Elementary School’s lead interventionist Keighley (pronounced “KAY-lee”) George thought she was attending a schoolwide assembly this morning in honor of a visit from State Department of Education officials, but instead, she received a heartwarming surprise. George was presented with the Milken Educator Award,…
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Big Air Laurens Expands Attractions with New HD Multi-Sport Simulator
February 19, 2025Big Air Laurens continues to elevate its entertainment offerings with the launch of an advanced HD Multi-Sport Simulator, bringing a new level of excitement for guests of all ages. Located at 1500…
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Early Voting Begins for Laurens County Elections
February 19, 2025Early voting for the upcoming election in Laurens County started on February 17 and runs through February 28, offering residents the opportunity to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day.…
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Laurens Electric’s Pay It Forward Initiative Helps Local Veteran Recover from Hurricane Helene
February 19, 2025Laurens Electric Cooperative’s Pay It Forward initiative continues to make a meaningful impact in the community, with Technical Service Technician Matt Evans selecting a local veteran in need as the…
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Brig. Gen. Robin B. Stilwell is Appointed as South Carolina’s Next Adjutant General
February 19, 2025Governor Henry McMaster announced yesterday the appointment of U.S. Army Brig. Gen. Robin B. Stilwell as his nominee for 30th adjutant general for South Carolina. Stilwell currently serves as director…
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Laurens County Museum Celebrates Black History Month with Historic Music
February 18, 2025“A Musical Visit to Days of Old” will showcase Negro Spirituals, Common Meter Music, Slavery Hymns and more on Sunday, February 23, 2025, at 3:00 pm, at the Laurens County…
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Presbyterian College Women’s Basketball Hosts Play4Kay Game to Honor Breast Cancer Survivors
February 18, 2025The Presbyterian College Women’s Basketball team will host its annual Play4Kay game on Wednesday, February 26, at 6:30 p.m., bringing the community together to raise awareness and support for those…
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Presbyterian College Choirs to Present “Sounds from the Stage and Screen” Concert on Feb. 27
February 18, 2025The Presbyterian College Choirs will present an exciting concert titled “Sounds from the Stage and Screen” on Thursday, February 27th, at 7:30 PM on the Presbyterian College campus in Edmunds…
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Laurens County Community Theatre to Present Little Women with Two Casts Over Two Weekends
February 18, 2025If you have ever attended a production by the Laurens County Community Theatre, you know you are in for a treat. Their performances bring stories to life with a talented…
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Remember South Carolina’s State Forests at Tax Time
February 18, 2025The South Carolina Forestry Commission encourages citizens to make a charitable contribution to the SC State Forests Fund on their tax returns. Taxpayers have the opportunity to support the five state…
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2025 Baseball & Softball Single Game Tickets On Sale Now!
February 18, 2025The Presbyterian College Athletic Department has released single-game ticket availability for the 2025 Blue Hose baseball and softball seasons. Blue Hose fans can purchase tickets to any of PC’s home…
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Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy Hosts Free Yoga Event for Heart Health Month
February 18, 2025In celebration of Heart Health Month, the Presbyterian College School of Pharmacy is inviting the community to a special wellness event—the Cupid Shuffle: A Fun Yoga Session. This free yoga…
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Limitless Purpose provides opportunities for all children
February 18, 2025As Limitless Purpose celebrates its 5th anniversary, the organization has announced two opportunities for children and families: Limitless Learner Summer Incentive Awards and the annual free Family Celebration event in…
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Conservative voters continue strong support for conservation
February 18, 2025In a state-wide poll, Republican primary voters express significant support for conservation and resilience efforts across South Carolina. A new state-wide poll of 1,200 GOP voters conducted by Sustain SC…
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Governor Henry McMaster and SCOR Announce Start of Final Phase of USS Yorktown Remediation
February 18, 2025Major Initiative to Clear Hazardous Materials from the Retired Aircraft Carrier Receives Notice to Proceed Governor Henry McMaster and the South Carolina Office of Resilience (SCOR) today announced the USS…
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M.S. Bailey CDC Now Registering for 4K Program – The Best Start for Your Child’s Education!
February 17, 2025Parents looking for a high-quality early childhood education program for their four-year-old children can now register at M.S. Bailey Child Development Center (CDC) for the 2025-2026 school year. If your…
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Lander University Wind Ensemble to Perform
February 17, 2025The Lander University Wind Ensemble is excited to share their first concert of the semester with the community Tuesday, February 25 at 7 p.m. in the Abney Cultural Center Auditorium.…
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Hospice of Laurens County Thrift Store Now Open Saturdays!
February 17, 2025The Hospice of Laurens County Thrift Store, a hidden gem for bargain hunters and a vital supporter of hospice care in our community, has announced new hours of operation, now…
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Stay Safe Online: Learn Cybersecurity Tips at the Laurens Library
February 17, 2025In an age where digital threats are on the rise, knowing how to protect your personal information is more important than ever. The Laurens Library invites the community to a…
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Palmetto State Teachers Association Hosts Legislative Hill Day to Advocate for Educators and Students
February 17, 2025On Wednesday, February 4, 2025 Palmetto State Teachers Association hosted the Palmetto State School Counselor Association for a Legislative Hill Day event at the South Carolina State House in Columbia. …
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SC Lawmakers Visit South-West Border, Meet with SC National Guard Soldiers including Laurens-Based National Guard Unit
February 17, 2025South Carolina Representatives Doug Gilliam, Richie Yow, Bill Taylor, and Cody Mitchell, along with South Carolina Adjutant General Major General Van McCarty, SC National Guard Director of the Joint Staff…
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Clinton Writers Group
February 17, 2025Clinton Writers Group Clinton, SC—The Clinton Writers Group meets on February 26, 11:30 am at the First Presbyterian Church of Clinton. (410 E Carolina Ave, Clinton, SC 29325) Come join…
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Eight Clinton Wrestlers Qualify for State Championships
February 17, 2025The Clinton Red Devils wrestling team made a strong showing at the Individual Upper State Championships on Saturday, with eight wrestlers earning spots in the state tournament. The competition, held…
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Build a Sweet Structure at the Laurens Library!
February 16, 2025Young builders with a sweet tooth are in for a fun challenge at the Laurens Library! Children ages 6 to 10 are invited to join the Kids Club on February…
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Annual Lake Greenwood Cleanup Set for March 8
February 16, 2025Keep Laurens County Beautiful (KLCB) and Keep Greenwood County Beautiful (KGCB) are teaming up once again for the Annual Lake Greenwood Cleanup, scheduled for Saturday, March 8, from 9:00 a.m.…
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