City of Laurens Hiring for Multiple Positions Across Key Departments
April 19, 2026
The City of Laurens is actively recruiting for five open positions spanning public safety, municipal court, and public works, offering residents an opportunity to build a career in local government…
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Tickets Going Fast for “Shaggin’ on the Shores” Lake Life Summit in Cross Hill
April 19, 2026
Tickets are going fast for the annual “Shaggin’ on the Shores” Lake Life Summit, and organizers say April 22 is the absolute last day to purchase before they sell out.…
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Rhythm on the Rails Returns to Downtown Clinton April 25 with Full Day of Music, Vendors, Family Fun and Shopping
April 19, 2026
Downtown Clinton will come alive with music, food, shopping, and family-friendly entertainment when the City of Clinton hosts its annual Rhythm on the Rails festival on Saturday, April 25, 2026.…
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SC Forestry Commission Issues Statewide Burning Ban
April 16, 2026
The South Carolina Forestry Commission is issuing a State Forester’s Burning Ban for all counties, effective at 7 a.m. Friday, April 17. A State Forester’s Burning Ban prohibits all outdoor…
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Governor McMaster Ceremonially Signs Income Tax Bill Into Law
April 15, 2026
Governor Henry McMaster was joined today by members of the South Carolina General Assembly and other state leaders for a ceremonial bill signing of H. 4216, the Income Tax bill. The…
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LCWSC Begins Maddens Tank Renovation to Support Long-Term Water System Reliability
April 15, 2026
The Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission (LCWSC) has begun interior renovation work on Maddens Tank this week as part of its ongoing commitment to maintaining safe and reliable water…
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Peach Blossom Lit
April 15, 2026
By Tom Poland Come March, my thoughts turn to peach blossoms and memories of family fruit trees. One tree from youth stands above others. From my deep well of…
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Laurens County Council Approves Economic Development Measures, Hears Mental Health Presentation During April Meeting
April 15, 2026
Laurens County Council convened for its regular meeting on April 13, 2026, at the Hillcrest Complex East, where members addressed a full agenda that included economic development ordinances, board appointments,…
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American Legion Post 25 to Host Fundraiser for Injured Riders Jim Peterson and Jim Massey – Community Invited
April 15, 2026
Community invited to support two longtime Legion members as they continue recovery from serious March motorcycle accident The community is invited to rally around two beloved members of American Legion…
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Clinton City Council Recap: Rezoning Request Denied, Traffic Changes and Policy Updates Approved at April 13 Meeting
April 14, 2026
The Clinton City Council met Monday, April 13, 2026, addressing a range of community concerns, policy updates, and development-related matters during its regular session. During public comments, Natasha Mims spoke…
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Pretty Place to Close for Public Visitation During Summer 2026 as Camp Greenville Updates Access Schedule
April 14, 2026
Those hoping to take in the breathtaking mountain views from Pretty Place this summer will need to plan ahead. YMCA Camp Greenville has announced that Pretty Place Chapel will close…
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April Yard & Garden Tips
April 14, 2026
As spring settles across the Upstate, April is one of the most important months for getting your yard and garden on track for a successful growing season. The Clemson Cooperative…
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Joanna Hornets Announce 2026 Home Schedule as Historic Return to Joanna Nears
April 14, 2026
After more than 60 years away, baseball is officially coming home to Joanna. The Joanna Hornets have released their 2026 home game schedule, marking a major milestone in the return…
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Learn Nature Journaling at Paris Mountain State Park This April
April 14, 2026
Nature lovers, writers, and aspiring artists are invited to slow down and connect with the outdoors during a special Nature Journaling program at Paris Mountain State Park on Saturday, April 18, 2026.…
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Presbyterian College Invites Community to Brunch on April 19
April 14, 2026
Presbyterian College is inviting the community to gather for its upcoming Community Brunch on Sunday, April 19, at the Greenville Dining Hall on the PC campus in Clinton. The event…
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Laurens County School District 56 Child Nutrition Director Cindy Jacobs Named 2026 Director of the Year
April 14, 2026
Laurens County School District 56 is celebrating one of its own after Cindy Jacobs, Child Nutrition Director for District 56, was named the 2026 Director of the Year by the…
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Experts Warn Job Seekers About Sophisticated New Phishing Scam Using Google AppSheet
April 14, 2026
Cybersecurity experts are warning job seekers to stay alert after scammers began exploiting Google’s AppSheet platform to send highly convincing phishing emails disguised as employment opportunities. According to cybersecurity officials,…
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Life Line Screening Event to Offer Preventive Health Screenings at Westminster Presbyterian Church on April 28
April 14, 2026
Residents age 40 and older are invited to take advantage of an upcoming preventive health screening opportunity when Life Line Screening visits Westminster Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, April 28, 2026.…
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Suniva, Inc. Selects Laurens County for First South Carolina Manufacturing Facility
April 14, 2026
$350 million investment will create 564 new jobs Suniva, Inc. (Suniva), a U.S.-owned and -operated solar cell manufacturer, today announced it selects Laurens County for its first South Carolina manufacturing…
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Laurens County Resident Lt. Col. Karla Evans Retires After 22 Years of Distinguished Military Service
April 13, 2026
After more than two decades of honorable service to state and nation, Laurens County resident Lt. Col. Karla N. Evans officially retired from the South Carolina Army National Guard during…
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Eastside Elementary Earns Prestigious “Leader in Me Lighthouse School” Certification
April 13, 2026
Eastside Elementary School has received national recognition as a Leader in Me Lighthouse School, a distinction awarded by FranklinCovey Education to schools demonstrating strong leadership culture and measurable student success.…
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Lander Ring Ceremony Marks Celebration of Achievement on Academic Journey
April 13, 2026
Lander University’s recent Ring Ceremony for upperclassmen represented more than a tradition: it was a celebration of achievement, perseverance and the journey each student has taken. Surrounded by family, friends…
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Quick-Thinking FedEx Driver Prevents Potential Accident at Clinton Soup Kitchen
April 13, 2026
What could have been a serious accident turned into a moment of gratitude last week thanks to the swift actions of a FedEx driver passing by the soup kitchen operated…
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Patriotic Concert at Presbyterian College Set for This Thursday Night
April 13, 2026
The Presbyterian College Department of Music will welcome the community to campus this Thursday, April 16, for a special evening of patriotic music and reflection during its spring band concert,…
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Cross Hill Cleanup Set for April 25: Community Invited to Pitch In
April 12, 2026
Residents are invited to roll up their sleeves and take part in a community-wide cleanup event aimed at keeping Cross Hill clean, welcoming, and beautiful. The Cross Hill Cleanup will…
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Seize the Day: Newsies Opens This Thursday at Harper Center
April 12, 2026
The wait is over—Disney’s Newsies opens this Thursday at the Harper Center for the Arts at Presbyterian College, bringing one of Broadway’s most beloved musicals to the Clinton stage. Presented by…
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Artists Invited to Submit Work April 20–25 for 2026 ART Clinton Festival
April 12, 2026
Artists are encouraged to mark their calendars as submissions for the 3rd Annual ART Clinton Festival will be accepted April 20–25 in advance of the month-long celebration of the arts…
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Laurens County Museum to Host Revolutionary War Battle Series Program on the Battle of Kings Mountain
April 12, 2026
History enthusiasts and local residents are invited to the next installment of the Laurens County Museum’s Revolutionary War Battle Series as historian Durant Ashmore presents “The Battle of Kings Mountain”…
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Laurens County First Steps to Host Free Child Abuse Prevention Community Event at The Ridge
April 12, 2026
Laurens County First Steps is inviting the community to come together in support of children and families during its upcoming Abuse Prevention & Celebrating Safe Children Free Community Event on…
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LushAcres Farm’s Spring Festival Returns April 25 with Full Day of Family Fun
April 12, 2026
One of Laurens County’s most anticipated spring traditions is returning later this month as LushAcres Farm and Market hosts its annual Spring Festival on Saturday, April 25, from 10:00 a.m.…
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Upstate Pregnancy Center to Hold Diaper Drive-Thru in Laurens April 14
April 11, 2026
Families in Laurens County in need of diaper and wipe assistance will have an opportunity to receive support on Tuesday, April 14, during a Diaper Drive-Thru hosted by the Upstate…
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South Carolina requesting input on Opportunity Zone nominations
April 9, 2026
Program encourages private investment in economically distressed communities The South Carolina Department of Commerce (S.C. Commerce), on behalf of the state of South Carolina, is requesting input to guide the…
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Verdin’s Too in Full Bloom with Its Biggest Season Yet
April 8, 2026
A Local Favorite for All Things Green There are few places in Laurens County where the connection between business and community feels as personal as it does at Verdin’s Too.…
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Greatness Beyond a Season: Lander Bearcats Inspire a Campus, Build Confidence
April 8, 2026
Lander University’s run to the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Championship has left an unmistakable mark on campus — a surge of pride that continues to ripple through the Bearcat…
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Strawberry Season in Full Swing Across Laurens County
April 7, 2026
Strawberry season has arrived in South Carolina, and Laurens County is right in the middle of it. With peak season typically running through April and into early May, locally grown…
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Community Invited to Downtown Cleanup Ahead of Rhythm on the Rails
April 7, 2026
Volunteers are invited to roll up their sleeves and help give downtown Clinton a fresh look during an upcoming Earth Month cleanup event hosted by Main Street Clinton in partnership…
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City of Laurens Reminds Businesses of April 30 License Renewal Deadline
April 7, 2026
The City of Laurens is reminding local businesses that annual business license renewals are due by April 30, 2026. All businesses operating within the city limits are required to maintain…
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Kickstands for Kids to Host Family Fun Day & Toy Drive in Gray Court
April 7, 2026
Kickstands for Kids is gearing up for a day of community, connection, and giving with its upcoming Family Fun Day & Toy Drive, set for Saturday, May 2, from 10…
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Skip the Line: South Carolina State Parks Now Offering Online Admission Purchase
April 7, 2026
Planning a trip to one of South Carolina’s beautiful state parks just got even easier. South Carolina State Parks is reminding visitors that park admission can now be purchased online…
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Redemption After Incarceration Symposium and Job Fair Set for April 14
April 7, 2026
South Carolina continues to lead the nation with the lowest recidivism rate, according to the South Carolina Department of Corrections—an achievement that reflects more than policy. It reflects people, partnerships,…
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Treasurer Loftis Receives Over 1,000 Letters from Elementary Students
April 7, 2026
What began as a classroom activity to teach students about saving quickly turned into a statewide outpouring of creativity, inspiration and thoughtful reflections from South Carolina elementary students. After inviting…
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Bless This Mess Trash Service Now Available in Laurens County
April 7, 2026
Residents and property owners in Laurens County now have a new option for reliable, affordable trash pickup and cleanup services with the arrival of Bless This Mess Trash and Clean…
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SCDOT, USDOT break ground on I-95 bridges over Lake Marion replacement project
April 7, 2026
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), in partnership with the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT), announced the groundbreaking of the Interstate 95 bridges over Lake Marion replacement project, one…
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John Frick named CEO of the Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina
April 7, 2026
General Counsel Chris Koon promoted to executive vice president The Electric Cooperatives of South Carolina, Inc., has named its longtime government relations chief, John Frick, as the association’s next president…
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Smart Heart Act passes to improve cardiac readiness in schools
April 7, 2026
Bill requires cardiac emergency plans and AED access in all South Carolina schools After two years of advocacy from educators, medical professionals, families, and community leaders across the state, Governor…
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Beach tips from Charleston County Parks: what to know before your next visit to our beach parks
April 7, 2026
Summer is coming, and the Lowcountry’s beaches will soon become very busy. To make it as enjoyable and as safe of an experience as possible, Charleston County Parks encourages beachgoers to familiarize…
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5 lawn lessons from Augusta National and why your yard won’t make the cut
April 6, 2026
Augusta National is designed to peak for the Masters Tournament. Clemson experts explain how South Carolina homeowners can build lawns that perform year-round. Series note This article is part…
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DPH Highlights Commitment to Improved Health During National Public Health Week
April 6, 2026
In observance of National Public Health Week, April 6-12, the South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is affirming its commitment to improving the health and well-being of everyone in…
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A Court Comes to Campus: South Carolina Supreme Court Holds Historic Session at Presbyterian College, Bringing ‘Civics Lesson on the Road’ to Students and Community
April 6, 2026
Two-day event in Belk Auditorium offers rare, firsthand look at justice in action for Upstate audiences For two days, the South Carolina Supreme Court traded its courtroom in Columbia for a stage…
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Masters Memories
April 5, 2026
By Tom Poland I never had time for golf, but I love the Masters. I never miss the Sunday round on TV. It almost always provides high drama. I…
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