It’s a leap of faith and an echo of Field of Dreams: “If you build it, they will come.”

A Joanna man is dead after a single-vehicle accident on Hwy. 66 around 4:13pm on Thursday afternoon.

More than 600 students from across South Carolina are spending the week (June 10-16) at Presbyterian College for the 72nd annual session of Palmetto Girls State.

The YMCA of Clinton is offering swimming lessons all throughout the summer. All lessons are $40 for YMCA members and $50 for non-members.

Jeffrey Carroll, who lives in Gray Court but is Director of Emergency Services in Spartanburg County, is about to be the District 5 representative on Laurens County Council.

In anticipation of securing financing to construct new student housing, PC recently began the site preparation work necessary to allow construction of new housing for seniors on the site of Old Bailey Stadium.

Three students from Laurens County—Sarah Anna Cathcart, Jeremiah Lee Dickson, and Nathan Craig Vondergeest—were among the 106 who graduated from the South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities, a public, residential high school for the arts in Greenville.

Laurens County residents are invited to Candidates, Coffee & Conversation, a chance to meet with Republican candidates before the June 12 primary.

Westminster Presbyterian Church and Cornerstone Baptist Church are working together to present Laurens County with JAM (Jesus, Arts, and More1).

District 14 State Rep. Mike Pitts said the meeting he put together for Thursday at The Ridge was not about school district consolidation.

The Clinton City Council has given second and final reading to a city budget of $29,996,175 for FY 19.

In an effort to control mosquitoes, the Clinton Department of Public Works will conduct a city-wide mosquito spraying in the early morning hours of Monday, June 11 and Tuesday, June 12.

Sara Olivia Stephens and Elizabeth Childress, 2018 graduates of Clinton High School, have been awarded the prestigious South Carolina Teaching Fellowship.