Economic interest in Laurens County is picking up, the board of the Laurens County Development Corporation was told Tuesday.

Five Presbyterian College baseball players received postseason honors from the Big South on Monday as the league announced its annual awards.

A pair of shortstops led the All-Laurens County baseball and softball teams this year.

The academic year is winding down quickly in School District 56, as there are two full weeks of testing left.

A Clinton city street was closed on Sunday afternoon after a black bear was discovered roaming the neighborhood.

Danny Howell is nicknamed “The Dude,” but on Saturday night Dale Timms was simply The Man.

Tuesday, May 21 – Clinton winter/spring sports banquet, 5:30; football – Laurens spring game, 7; Powderpuff game, 6.

NORTH CHARLESTON –The Presbyterian College baseball team used the power of four home runs to set the single-season Big South record for most wins in a season with 16 as the Blue Hose earned a 15-6 victory over Charleston Southern on Saturday afternoon at CSU Ballpark.

At Rhythm on the Rails, a hot day gave way to a perfect night, and West Main Street in Clinton was tightly packed for the Lee Roy Parnell concert that brought the festival to a successful conclusion.

NORTH CHARLESTON – The Presbyterian College baseball team used a four-run third inning in support of Jackson Dean, as he tossed his second complete game in three weeks and the Blue Hose picked up a 6-4 victory on Friday night at the CSU Ballpark.

Andrew Webb grew up a Red Devil and a Blue Hose, roots passionately for the Gamecocks, and now he coaches the Tigers.

It was as hot as some of the barbecue sauce being slathered. The sun remained bright even as it cast its shadows. Folks bumped into people they hadn’t seen in years and others they hadn’t seen since lunch. Half the businesses in town and as many from out of it camped out beneath pop-up tents…