City of Laurens
A2 Exterminators Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting
The Laurens County Chamber of Commerce held a grand opening ribbon cutting celebration on Wednesday, June 8, in the City of Laurens for A2 Exterminators. Chamber President/CEO Amanda Munyan and City of Laurens Mayor Nathan Senn expressed their excitement for the success and growth of this business. Co-owners Brian Steele, Jason Adams and Conner Mason…
Read MoreFind Yourself Thrift Store Grand Opening Ribbon-Cutting
The Laurens County Chamber of Commerce (LCCC) started National Small Business Week by hosting the Find Yourself Thrift Store opening ribbon-cutting event in downtown Laurens. LCCC President and CEO Amanda Munyan, City of Laurens Mayor Nathan Senn and Main Street Laurens Director Jonathan Irick, joined the Chamber staff and community members to celebrate the grand…
Read MoreCarolina Waste Management Grand Opening Ribbon-Cutting
The Laurens County Chamber of Commerce (LCCC) started National Small Business Week by hosting the Carolina Waste Management grand opening ribbon-cutting in downtown Laurens. LCCC President and CEO Amanda Munyan, City of Laurens Mayor Nathan Senn and Main Street Laurens Director Jonathan Irick joined the Chamber staff and community members to celebrate the grand opening…
Read MoreLaurens’ City Administrator Coleman announces retirement
LAURENS, S.C. – Laurens City Administrator Gary Coleman, who has served in his position since Jan. 2011, has announced his intentions to retire from his position with the City of Laurens effective December 31, 2021. During his tenure with the City of Laurens spanning the administrations of three mayors, among his many accomplishments, Gary helped…
Read MoreSweet Tea, Soulified 7 at tonight’s downtown Soiree
Laurens, S.C. – The heat of August calls for iced tea refreshment, and this Friday night there will be plenty of iced tea flavors to choose from and music by Soulified 7 when Main Street Laurens hosts its annual Sweet Tea Soiree as this month’s Finally Friday event tonight. “Merchants around the Downtown Square are…
Read MoreIncumbents roll in city elections
In Tuesday’s municipal elections, outlying towns in the county had several uncontested races, while campaigning had been strong for council seats within the cities of Laurens and Clinton, but incumbents held on in every race. All vote totals were unofficial until they certified Thursday by the board of elections, said Laurens County Voter Registration director…
Read MoreWhile supplies last: Vaccines available at Ridge for those 65 and older
Updated story from the Feb. 3 issue of The Advertiser. Feb. 8, 2021 Laurens, S.C. – Before the pandemic, The Ridge at Laurens was typically filled with children in basketball and volleyball tournaments or adults in meetings in the conference room. Last Monday, however, it was filled instead with health professionals and many people 70…
Read MoreComing to your neighborhood: City of Laurens Christmas Parade Sunday, 1 p.m.
Thursday, Dec. 17, 2020 LAURENS, S.C. – The City of Laurens has planned a new Christmas Parade for this Sunday afternoon, and rather than heading straight down West Main Street, the route will include neighborhoods throughout the City of Laurens. “The City of Laurens Christmas Parade is going where no parade has gone before,” said Mayor…
Read MoreAbsentee voting ends 5 p.m. today for open Laurens council seat
Laurens, South Carolina – Absentee voting ends at 5 p.m. today, Monday, June 29, for tomorrow’s special election of the City of Laurens’ District 3 council seat left open after council member Johnny Kelly passed away on April 15. “That election will be held Tuesday, June 30, at The Ridge in Laurens,” said Lynne…
Read MoreCities hope for major reform to Business License Reform Bill
Story updated at 10:30 a.m., Feb. 4, 2020 Laurens, S.C. – Officials from the cities of Laurens and Clinton will be heading to Columbia on Tuesday for the Hometown Legislative Action Day, hoping to convince legislators to vote against House Bill H4431, a business license reform bill which could drastically cut revenue for already cash-strapped smaller cities.…
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