Michael Waldrop's 8th-grade social studies students enjoyed a visit from Representative Stewart Jones of S.C. House District 14.

In its continuing partnership with Laurens County First Steps, the Laurens County Public Library is hosting a 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program, Stuffed Animal Sleepover, at the Laurens Library on the evening of Tuesday, January 28 and the morning of Wednesday, January 29.

The Laurens County Republican Party will host Congressman Jeff Duncan at its next meeting at the Laurens County Museum (Witherspoon Building, 116 South Public Square, Laurens, SC 29360) on Thursday, January 23rd at 7 p.m.

Prior to traveling home from a turn around trip to Seattle, I, as usual, purchased a paperback to while away the 4-1/2 hours spent flying the friendly skies.

Presbyterian College will celebrate the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday with a day of service and a program to commemorate the legacy of the civil rights leader.

The first of the Laurens County Museum’s series of lectures and field trips on the Revolutionary War is a discussion titled “The Prelude to War” to be conducted by visiting lecturer and historical consultant Durant Ashmore.

The President’s List at Presbyterian College is composed of students who earned a 4.0 grade point average for a semester. PC is proud to recognize the following students for making the President’s List during the Fall 2019 semester:

QT stands for QuikTrip. One of the convenience/gasoline/truck centers will open in Clinton in the spring of 2021.

GREENVILLE – Prisma Health officials announced today that they are taking additional measures to improve operating efficiencies and streamline the organization.

The elevator has been ordered for the new museum.

The Laurens County Sheriff’s Office and Animal Control were tipped off to the existence of “a puppy mill” in Ware Shoals that resulted in criminal charges on Tuesday.

A 2-vehicle crash on S.C. 14 at Equinox Road, between Barksdale and Gray Court, took the life of a passenger in one of the vehicles early Wednesday morning.

The Laurens District 55 school board does not yet know who the next superintendent will be, but the odds are likely that they know him.

A Fountain Inn man will spend the next 27 years in prison after pleading guilty Monday to a charge stemming from a 2018 incident in which he nearly killed his then-girlfriend with a box cutter, 8th Circuit Solicitor David M. Stumbo announced Tuesday.

The Laurens County Community Theatre begins 2020 with an hilarious British comedy, “See How They Run.”

Deshawn Garrett was Laurens Middle School's first Score Big/Win Big prize winner of 2020.

The Laurens Commission of Public Works dispensed with its duties quickly and economically on Monday evening.