Ten exceptional students have been welcomed into the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism’s (CISC) fourth class of the Lyceum Scholars Program.

Two groups of eighth-grade students signed up and attended Career Lunch & Learn at Laurens Middle School when Neil Roberts was the guest speaker.

As Florence approached the western part of North Carolina, it appeared certain events at The World Equestrian Games would be canceled, as no one knew quite how waterlogged the showgrounds might become. The horses evacuated from the coast were safely housed in temporary stalls, warm and dry, …

The Laurens County Tea Party is hosting a School Board Candidate Forum at the Laurens YMCA (410 Anderson Dr.) on Thursday, Sept. 20, from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

Tuesday night at Laurens City Council was all about good news. 

After just his first semester studying at Piedmont Technical College (PTC) in Greenwood, Austin Morris began working as an apprentice at Burnstein von Seelen Precision Castings in Abbeville while continuing to work toward his machine tool technology degree at PTC. It was a bit of a risk in t…

Last year, freshman enrollment at Lander University broke records. This year, it broke them again.

Laurens District 55 High School, with the support of the district, is launching a “Team of 1,000” athletic fundraising campaign.

A Laurens couple has been charged with ill treatment of animals by the Laurens County Sheriff’s Office.

The Laurens County Library is kicking off Library Card Sign-Up Month with a chance for readers to show their sporting colors.

Students in Kelly Dixon's seventh-grade science classes enjoyed their hands-on experiments as part of their study on both physical and chemical changes.

Have you ever gestured toward a commercial truck driver to pull on his air horn?

Facts, lessons and other activities will highlight Laurens County School District 55’s celebration of Constitution Day, an observance of the anniversary of the signing of our nation’s most treasured document, the Constitution.

Main Street Clinton has three free upcoming events in uptown to celebrate autumn.

As children’s extracurricular lives get busier and busier, it’s hard to carve out family time.