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Despite Multiple Teams Still Pursuing Him, Clemson Commit 'Fully Locked In' With Tigers - 4-star Clemson commit Amare Adams recaps rivalry win , talks strength of commitment to Clemson
FLORENCE- Amare Adams is extremely easy to spot on a high school football field. Standing 6-foot-6 and already weighing close to 300-pounds, the South Florence senior is a disruptive force along the (...)
Alex Murdaugh crime books to be released, including two by murder trial jury members
Even as the post-conviction case of convicted murderer Alex Murdaugh is set to go before the South Carolina Supreme Court in hopes of a retrial, a second wave of books on the internationally known Murdaugh murder saga hits bookshelves, including chronicles from a Wall Street Journal reporter and two members of Murdaugh's jury. ...
Disability Resource Expo for families, caregivers, and professionals happening Sunday in Greenville, SC
GREENVILLE, S.C. — The first Disability Resource Expo is happening at the Kroc Center in Greenville, SC, on Sunday, Aug. 25, from 2-6 p.m. Hosted by the local nonprofit organization Bridged, founded by mothers of children with disabilities, the expo aims to connect attendees with the resources available in the Upstate.
Saluda Grade Trail Moves Forward
Columbus – Michael Baughman is a resident of Polk County with a young family and business in downtown Tryon. His office in the Historic Tryon Depot overlooks the abandoned Norfolk Southern railroad, giving him a literal and figurative view of the impacts of the proposed tracks of the Saluda Grade Trail.
Raynal Joins TNB Financial Services Trust Division
TNB Financial Services is pleased to announce that Andrew Raynal has joined its trust division as an Assistant Trust Officer in its Clinton, SC, office. A native of Clinton, Andrew is a 1999 graduate of Clinton High School and received his BA Degree from Presbyterian College in 2003. He received his JD Degree from the Charleston School of Law in 2007 and is a member of the South Carolina Bar.
Martha Franks Retirement Community Welcomes Sprouse as New Executive Director
Martha Franks Retirement Community is pleased to announce the appointment of Laurens County native Robert Sprouse as its new Executive Director. Sprouse assumed his new role on August 1, 2024, and will oversee the community’s day-to-day operations, ensuring the continuation of the high-quality care and compassionate services that have been Martha Franks’ hallmark since its founding almost 40 years ago. He succeeded Pollyanna Franks, who had served the community for over 10 years.
Rosemont, Mount Vernon connection visualized at Laurens County Museum
Laurens, South Carolina – The Laurens County Museum opened a permanent exhibition last week, celebrating the county’s storied connection to Mount Vernon, the Virginia home of the nation’s first president. The exhibition entitled, “From Rosemont to Mount Vernon,” tells the story of Ann Pamela Cunningham’s successful fight...
Rams shut out Raiders 16-0 in Porter’s LDHS debut
The Greg Porter era at Laurens District High School began Friday night with a 16-0 loss to visiting Hillcrest, the No. 10-ranked team in Class 5A, at K.C. Hanna Stadium. The Raiders’ hopes of an upset were dashed by four turnovers as the two teams slogged through 24 total penalties – 14 for 102 yards for the Rams and 10 for 72 yards for LDHS.
Laurens County Touchdown Club kicks off the 2024 season
The Laurens County Touchdown Club heard from the three local high school football coaches and also recognized the achievements of Garrett Murphy and Tommy Stribble at their first meeting of the 2024 season on Thursday. The Laurens County Touchdown Club meets at The Ridge at Laurens every other Thursday during...
Cybersecurity experts collaborate with state leaders at inaugural conference
WEST COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — As the use of technology increases in our day-to-day lives, so does the need for online security. Members of an organization called the SC Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, or SC CIC (“Kick”), joined together with state leaders in West Columbia for an educational conference.
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