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• ROTC has top enlisted instructor
• PC ROTC Staff member earns U.S. Army Cadet Command HRA of the Year Award
• Upgrades Begin at Martin Stadium
• PC students earn prestigious scholarships to study, teach abroad
• Life of PC alumna captured in new book
• Bryant, Williams Earn Big South Conference Recognition
• Blue Hose Fall Short to Campbell in Season-Ending 4-3 Loss
• Baseball Takes 3-1 Win over Campbell in Nightcap
• Campbell Baseball Edges Blue Hose, 8-6, in First Game
• Tournament raises money for athletic scholarships
• Faculty member authors article recognized by National Science Teachers Association
• Presbyterian College publishes two creative non-fiction essays
• Thursday's Baseball Series Opener Moved to Friday Doubleheader
• Three to Earn All-Time NAIA District Six Recognition
• Baseball Wraps up Season at Campbell
• Baseball Edges Duke, 3-2
• Tuesday's Baseball Game at Duke Rescheduled for 1 p.m.
• Baseball Travels to Duke For Tuesday Matchup
• Graduation Ceremonies Take Place for Sixty-Three PC Student-Athletes
• Men's Basketball Adds Thibodeaux to 2012 Class
• Baseball Drops Series Finale to Gardner-Webb
• Sunday's Baseball Game Against Gardner-Webb Rescheduled for 12:15
• Baseball Rolls to 9-5 Win Over Gardner-Webb on Senior Day
• PC celebrates 129th commencement
• ROTC holds annual commissioning ceremony
• Softball Falls in Back-and-Forth Battle
• Ninth-Inning Rally Lifts Baseball Over Gardner-Webb, 4-3
• PC trustee encourages Class of 2012 to carry respect in their ‘suitcases’
• PC Education Department inducts new teachers during commencement weekend
• Blue Hose Stave off Elimination, Beat Flames, 4-1
• Baseball To Honor Seniors in Final Home Series Against Gardner-Webb
• Three Home Runs Doom Blue Hose in Opening Round Loss
• Powell, Durham Earn Big South All-Conference Honors
• Softball Opens Tournament Play Thursday
• Oelke Named Big South Conference Woman of the Year Nominee
• Baseball Suffers Setback Against Auburn
• Chandler Knox Earns College Baseball 360 Primetime Performer Honor
• Baseball Drops Series Finale to No. 13 UCF
• Alumna to compete for Miss SC crown
• Chandler Knox Named Big South Conference Pitcher of the Week
• Knox's Complete Game Lifts Baseball Over No. 13 UCF, 7-2
• Jaime Beamish Named to National Lacrosse Conference All-Tournament Team
• Baseball Drops Series Opener to No. 13 UCF
• Blue Hose Earn National Lacrosse Conference Recognition
• Softball Drops Two at Campbell
• Women's Lacrosse Knocks Off Liberty in Season Finale, 18-12
• Softball Rallies for 4-3 Win
• PC Falls to Jacksonville in Opening NLC Tournament Game
• Baseball to Take on No. 13 UCF, Auburn
• Women's Lacrosse Faces Jacksonville in Opening NLC Tournament Match
• Men's Basketball Earns Big South Sportsmanship Award
• Lucia Leahy Earns Distinct Honor
• Student wins distinct award
• PC Soccer Begins New Phase of Stadium Improvement Project
• Women's Basketball Recaps Record-Setting 2011-2012 Campaign
• Zebedis Hits Four Home Runs in Doubleheader Split at Radford
• Blue Hose Close Out Home Season with Sweep
• Women's Lacrosse Drops Contest to Jacksonville
• Bethel Drafted by NFL in Sixth Round
• Sunday Baseball Game at Radford Rescheduled for Saturday Doubleheader
• Baseball Falls to Radford in Series Opener
• Blue Hose Host Aggies on Senior Day
• Women's Lacrosse Heads to Jacksonville For Saturday Matchup
• Students and faculty attend Big South Undergraduate Research Symposium 2012
• PC Baseball Heads to Radford for Weekend Series
• Professor addresses faith, liberal arts
• Softball Drops Two at Gardner Webb
• Baseball Drops Contest to Furman
• Blue Hose Baseball Hosts Furman on Wednesday Afternoon
• PC Splits Doubleheader with Savannah State
• Women's Lacrosse Earns Senior Day Win Over Howard, 19-16
• Baseball Earns Series Win with 6-3 Victory over CSU
• Bucs Take Blue Hose in Extras
• No. 7 Men's Tennis Falls to No. 1 Radford in Big South Championship Match
• Blue Hose Pitch Way to 4-3 Win over Flames
• Tennis Championships Moved Indoors
• Stenoien Sets Record as Women's Lacrosse Falls to Detroit, 20-15
• Baseball Edges Charleston Southern, 2-1
• Men's Tennis Clips No. 3 Coastal Carolina to Advance to Big South Title Match, 4-3
• Flames Take Two from Softball
• PC celebrates academic achievement during Honors Day
• Pharmacy school center inspires entrepreneurs
• Men's Tennis Upsets No. 2 UNC Asheville to Advance at Big South Championship
• Softball Set to Host Flames Friday and Saturday
• Women's Lacrosse Hosts Detroit, Howard In Final Home Weekend
• Baseball Welcomes Charleston Southern for Weekend Series
• Alum named distinguished alum
• Blue Hose Tennis Earns Big South Conference Recognition
• Phillips Ties For 18th At Big South Championship
• PC Baseball Game Against NC Central Canceled
• Men's Tennis Travels to Big South Championship on Thursday
• Weather Changes Softball Schedule for Today and this Weekend
• Baseball to Host NC Central on Wednesday Afternoon
• Phillips Continues To Lead Blue Hose At Championship
• Future students enjoy campus
• Sizemore, Dowling Earn All-Academic Honors
• Phillips Leads Blue Hose At Big South Championship
• Softball to Host Strikeout Cancer Game
• Baseball Knocks Off High Point, 7-2
• PC Falls Short to Liberty in Overtime Heartbreaker, 22-21
• Softball Drops Finale at Radford
• Men's Golf Travels To Big South Championship
• Ninth-Inning Rally Lifts Baseball Over High Point, 3-1
• Softball Splits with Radford
• PC Drops Series Opener to High Point, 5-1
• Women's Lacrosse Suffers Setback at Longwood
• Winthrop Edges Men's Tennis, 4-3
• Women's Tennis Caps Record Season with Defeat at Winthrop
• PC honors premiere donors during ‘Night of Celebration’
• Women's Tennis Clips UNC Asheville in Big South Win, 4-3
• PC Travels to Longwood, Liberty to Begin NLC Cancer Awareness Week
• PC Baseball Heads to High Point for Weekend Series
• Men's Tennis Drops Match to UNC Asheville
• Blue Hose Finish Up At Conference Championship
• PC celebrates Griffith era during a ‘Night of Celebration’
• Women's Basketball Adds Three for 2012-13
• Men's Basketball Inks Campbell for 2012-13 Season
• Football to Face Ole Miss in 2014
• Davis Leads Blue Hose At Coca-Cola Invitational
• Softball Drops a Pair to Furman
• Women's Tennis Suffers Setback at Campbell, 6-1
• PC Baseball Routs Davidson, 13-5
• Blue Hose Improve During Round Two
• McClenaghan Leads Blue Hose On Day One
• Softball Hosts Furman in Faculty Appreciation Day Tuesday
• Blue Hose Baseball To Host Davidson in Tuesday Matinee
• Loudermelk Big South Pitcher of the Week
• Men's Golf Travels To Coca-Cola Invitational
• Blue Hose Compete At Terrier Relays
• Baseball Drops Rubber Match to UNC Greensboro, 4-1
• Men's Tennis Drops 5-2 Decision at Campbell
• Women's Lacrosse Drops NLC Match To High Point
• Baseball Battles to Doubleheader Split Against UNC Greensboro
• Softball Takes Two from Winthrop
• Women's Tennis Blanks Savannah State, 7-0
• Thursday's Baseball Game Moved to Friday Doubleheader
• Softball Hosts Winthrop in Big South Series
• Cross Country Heads To Terrier Relays On Saturday
• Alumna earns prestigious award for pharmacy mentors
• Baseball Heads to UNC Greensboro For Weekend Series
• Women's Lacrosse Drops Road Match at No. 15 Vanderbilt
• Women's Tennis Rolls Past Converse on Senior Day, 7-0
• Men's Tennis Announces Date Changes
• Women's Lacrosse Travels to No. 15 Vanderbilt on Wednesday
• Women's Tennis Set For Wednesday's Senior Day Against Converse
• Men's Tennis Falls to Appalachian State on Senior Day
• Holbrook, Goodman Lead Blue Hose With Top-10 Finishes
• Alumnus earns Upstate (S.C.) Economic Development Leadership Award
• SAM honors PC’s finest business/economics students
• Holbrook and Goodman Tied For Second
• Eggs-ellent! PC hosts community Easter egg hunt
• Men's Tennis Hosts Appalachian State on Tuesday For Senior Day
• Men's Tennis Comes Up Short Against Coastal Carolina, 4-3
• Women's Tennis Drops Match to Coastal Carolina
• Chong's Late-Inning Heroics Give PC Win Over UNC Asheville, 6-2
• Golf Travels To Mimosa Hills Intercollegiate
• Football Holds Annual Spring Game
• UNC Asheville Rallies Late to Edge PC Baseball, 5-3
• Women's Tennis Falls to Charleston Southern, 6-1
• Softball Edged by Charleston Southern in Series Finale, 3-2
• Statement re: student arrests
• Softball Sweeps Doubleheader over Charleston Southern
• Jeter's Gem Lifts PC to 5-0 Blanking of UNC Asheville
• PC Baseball Hosts UNC Asheville in Weekend Series
• Vance Lecturer discusses ethics, business
• Men's Tennis Pushes Past Gardner-Webb, 5-2
• Blue Hose Baseball Knocks Off Clemson, 8-4
• Softball Rally Falls Short
• Football Set for Annual Spring Game Saturday
• Art majors exhibit their finest work
• Men's Tennis to Host Gardner-Webb on Wednesday
• Men's Soccer Adds Seven For 2012
• Blue Hose Host Runnin' Bulldogs Wednesday
• PC Baseball to Battle Clemson on Wednesday Night
• Seniors Lead Blue Hose At Low Country Intercollegiate
• Students organize, run Special Olympics
• Baseball's Late Rally Comes Up Short at VMI, 10-7
• Men's Tennis Falls to Liberty
• PC Women's Tennis Suffers Setback Against Liberty, 5-2
• Softball Falls to Coastal Carolina in Series Finale
• Holbrook Leads Blue Hose At Low Country Intercollegiate
• Women's Lacrosse Falls to Davidson in NLC Opener
• Softball Drops Two to Coastal Carolina
• VMI Edges PC Baseball, 5-4
• Saturday's Baseball Game at VMI Delayed
• Blue Hose Baseball Drops Series Opener to VMI
• Football Spring Practice #8 Wraps Up
• Women's Lacrosse Opens NLC Play at Davidson on Saturday
• Softball Opens League Play with Coastal Carolina
• Women's Golf Travels To Low Country Intercollegiate
• PC Hits the Road For Weekend Series at VMI
• Presbyterian College Celebrates National Athletic Training Month
• Softball Out in the Community
• PC Drops Midweek Contest to Kennesaw State
• Softball Drops Two at Furman
• ScanSource CEO to deliver Vance Lecture
• Spring Practice #6 in the Books
• PC Baseball Hosts Kennesaw State in Wednesday Matinee
• Alum selected law review editor
• Jackson Leads Blue Hose At Furman Intercollegiate
• Women's Tennis Drops "Pink Out" Match to Wofford
• Baseball Suffers Setback Against Liberty in Series Finale
• Women's Lacrosse Falls to Wagner, 17-10
• Men's Tennis Blanks USC Lancaster, Limestone
• Jackson Sets Personal Best At Furman Intercollegiate
• Softball Splits at East Tennessee State
• Baseball Falls to Liberty, 5-2
• Women's Tennis to Host "Pink Out" on Sunday, Men Play Twin Bill on Saturday
• PC Drops Big South Opener to Liberty
• Sigg Sets Personal Best To Lead Blue Hose
• Teacher of the Year inspired at PC
• Football Spring Practice in Full Swing
• Baseball Hosts Liberty in Opening Big South Series
• Williams' Three Home Runs Lift PC Over Kennesaw State, 9-6
• Longwood Edges Men's Tennis, 4-3
• Late Women's Lacrosse Rally Not Enough Against Bryant
• Men's Golf To Play At Furman Intercollegiate
• Blue Hose Baseball Travels to Kennesaw State on Wednesday
• Softball Earns Sweep over N.C. Central
• Women's Tennis Rallies to Knock Off Longwood, 4-3
• Students organize memorial 5K
• Women's Lacrosse Falls to Siena's Late Rally, 15-12
• Softball Set to Host N.C. Central
• Men's Basketball Banquet Set for March 24
• Softball Falls to #19 Auburn in Final Day of War Eagle Classic
• Women's Lacrosse to Host Siena on Monday
• Women's Golf Finishes Eighth at Spider Invitational
• Blue Hose Baseball Sweeps NJIT with 4-3 Victory
• Women's Golf 10th after First Two Rounds of Spider Invitational
• Softball Cruises to 7-2 Win over Louisiana Tech
• Women's Lacrosse Falls to Louisville
• Baseball Hits Way to 6-1 and 7-1 Wins over NJIT
• Softball Ends First Day of War Eagle Classic with a Close 6-5 Loss
• Men's Tennis Tops Grand Valley State, Saint Joseph's
• Football Set to Start Spring Practice
• Women's Lacrosse to Battle Louisville in Atlanta on Saturday
• Baseball to Host NJIT in Weekend Series
• Wofford Escapes Late Blue Hose Rally, 5-4
• Karlee Taylor Named to Big South Conference All-Academic Team
• PC Comes Up Short to South Dakota, 4-3
• Jazz ensemble to perform at PC
• Baseball Edges NC Central for Fourth Straight Win, 3-1
• Blue Hose To Compete At Spring Break Spider Invitational
• Women's Lacrosse Falls to Saint Joseph's
• PC Baseball Takes on Wofford at Fluor Field on Thursday
• Men's Tennis Falls to Bethune-Cookman
• Blue Hose Battle to 8-6 Win over NC Central
• Phillips Leads Blue Hose At Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Softball Splits with Mercer
• Women's Tennis Handles Saginaw Valley State, 7-0
• Blue Hose baseball to play in Greenville
• Phillips Leads Blue Hose At USC Aiken
• PC Ends Season with Decisive Win over Charleston Southern, 77-68
• Women's Lacrosse Drops Decision at Bucknell
• Jackson Leads Blue Hose After Round One
• Women's Tennis Blanks Robert Morris, 7-0
• Women's Basketball Hosts Charleston Southern in Monday Season Finale
• PC Posts Comeback Wins Against Ohio, Davidson on Sunday
• Softball Splits Doubleheader with Seahawks
• Blue Hose Baseball Falls to Ohio
• Saturday's Baseball Game Moved to 2 p.m.
• Softball Adjusts Times for UNC Wilmington Series
• PC Baseball to Face Ohio, Davidson Over Weekend
• Women's Basketball Holds Off Coastal Carolina on Senior Night, 56-52
• Women's Tennis Picks Up 5-2 Win over UAB
• Blue Hose Down Regis in Comeback Thriller, 19-16
• Softball Opens Home Slate with Seahawks
• Men's Golf Travels To Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• PC Women's Lacrosse Welcomes Regis on Friday
• Nichols to Appear on 790 The Zone Friday Morning
• Women's Basketball Hosts Coastal Carolina on Friday Senior Night
• PC One Step Closer to Full Division I Status
• PC Baseball Rallies to Topple Wofford in Home Opener, 8-5
• Men's Tennis Drops 5-2 Decision to Charlotte
• Dees Dazzles in Close Loss to No. 3 South Carolina, 2-1
• Jackson Leads Blue Hose At Charleston Shootout
• Dowling Leads Blue Hose At Kiawah Intercollegiate
• Campbell Downs Women's Basketball, 68-44
• Dowling Moves Into 11th Place At Kiawah
• Jackson, Davis Lead Blue Hose On Day One
• PC Baseball Set to Visit No. 3 South Carolina, Host Wofford
• Blue Hose Add Yellow Jackets to Football Schedule
• Campus recycling gets a boost
• Justin Bethel in the News
• PC Faces Campbell in Road Finale on Monday
• PC Rounds Out Gamecock Invitational with Two Close Losses
• PC Finishes Up Day One of Kiawah Island Intercollegiate
• Coleman and Reynolds Honored by Big South
• PC Women's Tennis Rolls Past Western Carolina, 6-1
• PC Baseball Falls in Series Finale at Mercer
• Softball Drops Two at Gamecock Invitational
• PC Tennis Teams Stumble Against Radford
• Women's Basketball Comes Up Short at High Point, 60-53
• PC Ends Season with 68-62 Win over Gardner Webb
• Blue Hose Baseball Drops Contest at Mercer
• PC Baseball Drops Series Opener to Mercer
• Kyle Allen Memorial 5K this Sunday
• Softball Schedule at Gamecock Invitational Adjusted
• Women's Basketball Begins Final Road Trip at High Point on Saturday
• PC on the Road at Gardner Webb for Final Game of the Season
• PC Takes 77-64 Win Over Radford
• PC Baseball Heads to Mercer for Weekend Series
• Bethel Gearing Up for NFL Combine
• Men's Tennis Falls to Furman
• Furman Edges PC Baseball, 7-5
• PC on Hits the Road for Final Two Games of the Season
• Sigg Claims Third, Blue Hose Fifth At Wexford Intercollegiate
• PC Choir and Ringers to tour
• Sigg In Sixth, Blue Hose In Fifth At Wexford Intercollegiate
• PC's Comeback Bid Falls Short Against Liberty, 69-64
• PC Men's Tennis Hosts Furman on Tuesday
• Blue Hose Baseball Travels to Furman on Tuesday
• Women's Basketball Welcomes Liberty To Templeton Center on Monday
• PC Falls in Series Finale to No. 11 Georgia
• Softball Doubleheader with Oakland Postponed
• PC Falls on the Road at Jacksonville State
• PC Tennis Teams Fall to Kennesaw State, 5-2
• Women's Lacrosse Falls in Season Opener to Virginia Tech
• Softball Ends Phoenix Clash with Decisive 8-3 Win Over Bucknell
• PC Drops Heartbreaker to No. 11 Georgia, 5-4
• Late Rally Keeps PC's Win Streak Alive in a Thriller Over Radford, 52-49
• PC Baseball Drops Season Opener to No. 11 Georgia
• Softball Drops Close 2-0 Decision to Elon
• Men's Golf Travels To Wexford Intercollegiate
• Women's Basketball Hosts Radford in Saturday's Play 4Kay Game
• PC on the Road at Jacksonville State for Sears BracketBuster Saturday
• Thursday's Men's Tennis Match at Wofford Postponed
• PC Baseball Kicks Off 2012 Against No. 11 Georgia
• PC Drops Big South Conference Opener to Gardner-Webb, 5-2
• Renowned dance company coming to PC
• Cross Country Adds Three For 2012 Season
• PC Hangs on Against Winthrop, 48-45
• Men's Tennis Comes Up Short Against USC Upstate, 5-2
• PC Baseball Announces Blue Hose Baseball Give Back Camp
• PC Knocks Off Gardner-Webb in Overtime, 59-57
• Brad Zebedis Named College Baseball Insider Preseason All-American
• Women's Soccer Signs Four for 2012
• Senior finds joy in Africa
• Women's Basketball Wraps Road Stretch at Gardner-Webb on Monday
• PC Opens 2012 season with a Doubleheader Split
• PC Men's Tennis Falls To Davidson, Richmond
• PC Falls to Liberty, 77-64, on Senior Night
• Blue Hose Roll Past UNC Asheville, 62-45
• PC Falls to Appalachian State
• PC Opens Softball Season at Charlotte
• Women's Basketball Heads to UNC Asheville on Saturday
• Blue Hose Vanquish VMI in Record Win, 94-74
• PC Returns Home to Face VMI in Thursday Night Contest
• PC Women's Tennis Knocks Off Young Harris, 6-1
• PC Men's Tennis Blanks Young Harris, 7-0
• Live Video Available for Tuesday's Tennis Doubleheader
• Schwindel named director of alumni relations at Presbyterian College
• Coleman Named Big South Men's Basketball Player-of-the-Week
• PC Mourns Loss of Football Student-Athlete
• Men's Tennis Rolls Past Citadel in Spring Opener, 5-2
• Women's Tennis Drops Home Opener to Georgia Southern
• Coleman Leads PC to 69-67 Win over Campbell
• Women's Basketball Rallies to Knock Off Winthrop, 63-60
• PC Tennis Teams Hit the Court on Saturday
• Blue Hose Make First Trip to Campbell
• Blue Hose Face Winthrop In Road Matchup On Saturday
• PC Wins 65-62 Thriller over High Point
• Drew Watson Named PC Football Defensive Coordinator
• Reynolds Selected to Academic All-District Team
• PC Football Inks 19 for 2012
• 2012 Football Signing Day
• Mallory Mayhew Named Assistant Women's Lacrosse Coach
• Blue Hose Come Up Short Against High Point
• Men's Basketball at Jacksonville State for Sears BracketBuster Game
• Economist asks ‘What are the incentives?’ during Koch Foundation Lecture at PC
• PC Prepares for Thursday Tilt at High Point
• Women's Basketball to Host High Point on Monday
• Men's Basketball Falls to Charleston Southern, 75-64
• Late Run Lifts Campbell over Blue Hose, 53-44
• Women's Tennis Drops Opener to USC Upstate, 5-2
• PC Rounds out Three-Game Home Stand with CSU
• Women's Tennis Begins Spring Play at USC Upstate on Saturday
• PC Kicks Off Saturday Hoops Doubleheader Against Campbell
• PC's Rally Comes Up Short Against Coastal Carolina in Thriller, 52-49
• Baseball Adds Nate Horton to Coaching Staff
• PC Hosts Coastal Carolina to Kick Off the Second Half of the Season
• Softball Adds Two to the Roster
• Zebedis Named Big South Conference Preseason Player of the Year
• Football Releases 2012 Schedule
• Center for American Culture launched at Guizhou University
• Blue Hose Suffer Setback at Radford
• Big South Releases Softball Preseason Poll, PC Picked Eighth
• PC Travels to Radford For Monday Night Showdown
• PC Falls to UNC Asheville, 66-58
• Blue Hose Drop Contest to Liberty
• PC Begins Three-Game Home Stretch
• Bethel One-on-One
• Bethel Named to Sports Journal All-America Team
• PC celebrates Chinese New Year with Guizhou Cultural Week
• PC celebrates ‘Drum Majors for Service’ during MLK event
• Blue Hose Kick Off Two-Game Virginia Trip at Liberty on Saturday
• Donelle Williams College Sports Journal All-Freshman Team
• PC adds new honor society for mathematics
• Volleyball Inks Barkley for 2012
• Blue Hose Pick Up Second Straight Win With 62-54 Victory Over UNC Asheville
• Women's Basketball Welcomes UNC Asheville on Monday Night
• PC Drops 81-63 Decision at Coastal Carolina
• Blue Hose Earn Big South Win Over Gardner-Webb, 54-43
• PC Continues Road Trip at Coastal Carolina
• Women's Basketball To Host Gardner-Webb in Saturday Matinee
• PC Loses Close One to CSU, 65-58
• PC welcomes research economist for annual Koch Foundation lecture
• Bethel to Play in 87th East-West Shrine Game
• Bethel Earns CFP Elite Punt Returner Award
• Three Named to Orangeburg Touchdown Club All-State Team
• Big South Conference Announces 2012 Tennis Preseason Polls
• Women's Lacrosse Announces 2012 Schedule
• PC Travels to Charleston Southern for Big South Contest
• Fluor Field to Host PC Baseball's March 8 Game Against Wofford
• Late Offensive Surge Dooms PC, Falls to Campbell, 77-65
• PC Rally Falls Short to Winthrop, 70-62
• Missionary alumna takes sabbatical at PC
• Women's Basketball Kicks Off Saturday Hoops Doubleheader vs. Winthrop
• High Point Shoots Its Way to a 63-57 Win over PC
• High Point Comes to Clinton for Big South Matchup with PC
• Alumna hits presidential campaign trail for dad
• Piedmont Tech Graduates First Practical Nursing Students in Laurens
• Coastal Carolina Slips Past Women's Basketball, 52-49
• Men's Basketball Edges Liberty 63-56
• Coleman Honored as Big South Choice Hotels Co-Player of the Week
• Moodle’s in, Blackboard’s out
• Alum’s business among world’s fastest growing
• Women's Basketball Faces Coastal Carolina on Monday
• Women's Basketball Drops Big South Opener to Charleston Southern, 76-67
• PC Falls to VMI in Overtime, 78-70
• PC Travels to VMI for New Year's Eve Shootout
• Women's Basketball Kicks Off Big South Play At Charleston Southern
• PC Makes it Three in a Row, Knocks off Army, 71-64
• PC's Coleman Too Much for Navy, Leads Blue Hose to 58-42 Win
• Bethel Garners Phil Steele and Sports Network All-American Honors
• Men's Basketball Knocks Off Furman in Thriller, 75-71
• Zebedis Nabs Louisville Slugger Preseason Second Team All-American Selection
• Furman Comes to Town for Men's Basketball Tilt
• Women's Basketball's Halftime Lead Not Enough Against Alabama, 65-47
• Women's Basketball Travels To Alabama For Monday Afternoon Matchup
• Women's Basketball Rolls Past Montreat, 84-44
• Annapolis Group study hails power of liberal arts
• Women's Basketball Welcomes Montreat in Friday Night Showdown
• Bethel Named AP FCS All-American
• Brad Zebedis Named NCBWA Preseason First Team All-American
• USC Rallies to Defeat PC, 66-58
• Women's Basketball Defeats Columbia College, 92-45
• PTC Wins National Recognition for Lean Implementation
• Men's Tennis Releases 2012 Spring Schedule
• Women's Tennis Announces 2012 Spring Schedule
• Brown Welcomed as Director at PTC
• Women's Basketball Hosts Columbia College in Tuesday Morning Matchup
• Men's Basketball Travels to South Carolina for Dec. 13th Game on FSN
• Baseball Signs Six For 2013 Season
• PTC Hosts Workshop for Educational Professionals
• Christmas concert 2011 (in pictures)
• PC Soccer Programs Earn NSCAA Team Academic Awards
• Softball Gives Back to Open Door
• Bethel Named College Sports Madness All-American
• PTC’s Cobra Drawing Finalists Named
• Piedmont Tech Welcomes New Presidential Ambassadors
• Men's Basketball Earns Big South Win Over Radford, 72-64
• Women's Basketball Knocks Off USC Upstate, 72-64
• Men's Basketball Closes Two-Game Home Stand with Radford
• Men's Basketball Drops Heartbreaker to Winthrop, 59-56
• Women's Basketball Travels to USC Upstate For Friday Night Matchup
• Men's Basketball Opens Two-Game Home Stand with Winthrop
• Milestones Lift Women's Basketball to 64-48 Win Over NC Central
• Women's Basketball Hosts North Carolina Central on Tuesday Night
• Men's Golf Announces Signing Of Davis Parker
• Softball Inks 12 for 2012-13
• Students prepare for Christmas concert
• Women's Basketball Tripped Up at South Carolina
• Catch "Inside Blue Hose Basketball" on Television Saturday Night
• Women's Basketball Travels to South Carolina on Sunday
• Women's Basketball Falls to No. 16 North Carolina in Defensive Battle
• Presbyterian College celebrates Youth Day 2011
• Football Picks up Seven All-Conference Selections and Two Players-of-the-Year
• Softball Releases 2012 Schedule
• Men's Basketball Falls at Davidson, 68-54
• Women's Basketball Heads to No. 16 North Carolina on Tuesday
• Mutakabbir Named Big South Player of the Week
• Baseball Releases 2012 Schedule
• McKie Named Big South Freshman of the Week
• Men's Basketball on the Road at Davidson
• Women's Basketball Knocks Off South Carolina State, 53-50
• Basketball Upsets #20 Cincinnati
• Football Sends Off Seniors with 45-14 Win Over Charleston Southern
• Football Closes Out Season with Senior Day Against Charleston Southern
• Men's Basketball on the Road at #20 Cincinnati
• Women's Basketball Announces Time Changes for Several Dates
• Women's Basketball Heads to South Carolina State on Saturday
• Men's Basketball Comes Up Short Against Western Carolina, 80-73
• Women's Basketball Handles Allen For Season's First Win, 65-28
• Inside Blue Hose Football - Week 10
• Presbyterian College dedicates Spradley Hall
• Men's Basketball Hosts Western Carolina in Doubleheader Nightcap
• Volleyball Earns Post-Season Honors
• Women's Basketball Kicks Off Thursday Hoops Doubleheader Against Allen
• Women's Golf Signs Three Standouts
• Inside Blue Hose Basketball - Week 1
• Women's Basketball Drops Home Opener to Furman
• Men's Basketball Rolls Past Eastern Kentucky, 78-50
• Women's Basketball Hosts Furman in Home Opener on Tuesday Night
• Men's Basketball Hosts Eastern Kentucky Monday at 7 p.m.
• Men's Basketball Falls at Sixth-Ranked Duke
• Singer's Four Touchdowns Lift Football Over VMI, 38-6
• Volleyball Drops Last Game of Season to Winthrop, 3-0
• Men's Basketball Eases Past Montreat, 107-73
• Women's Basketball Falls to Charlotte in Season Opener, 58-42
• PC to celebrate International Education Week
• Women's Basketball to Open Season at Charlotte on Friday
• Men's Basketball Opens Regular Season with Montreat
• Men's Basketball Inks Three for 2012-13
• PC to compete in recycling challenge
• Sigg Continues To Lead PC At Kiawah Classic
• Halloween Volleyball Practice
• Williams Named Big South Crons Brand Freshman of the Week
• PTC Kicks-off One Book, One College Series
• Sigg In Eighth At Wendy's Kiawah Classic
• Women's Soccer Shuts Out High Point on Senior Night, 1-0
• Blue Hose Edged by Flames in Double Overtime, 27-20
• Volleyball Sweeps Coastal Carolina, 3-0
• Lesieur Paces Blue Hose At Big South Women's Championship
• Men's Cross Country Sets Personal Bests at Big South Championships
• Volleyball Picks Up 3-1 Win at Charleston Southern
• Homecoming 2011 in pictures!
• Spring VIP Opens at Piedmont Tech Following Record Fall
• Women's Soccer Falls to Liberty
• Football Takes on Liberty Saturday
• Cross Country Headed To Big South Championship
• From USC to PTC: Criminal Justice Program Welcomes New Coordinator
• Women's Soccer Wraps Up Season At Home Against Liberty, High Point
• Men's Soccer Rally Comes Up Short Against Winthrop, 2-1
• PC Athletes Exceed National Average in Graduation Rates
• Tau Alpha Pi Inducts New Members
• PC Volleyball Picks up 3-1 Win over USC Upstate
• Men's Soccer Travels For Wednesday Matchup at Winthrop
• Women's Tennis Pair Competes at ITA Carolina Regional Championships
• Evangelista Dismissed from Presbyterian College Football Staff
• Scholars to discuss media’s role in political discourse on Nov. 7 at PC
• ROTC wins first place in Ranger Challenge
• Mercado's Pair of Goals Lift Men's Soccer Over Radford, 2-1
• Women's Soccer Drops Match at Gardner-Webb
• Volleyball Tripped Up Against Liberty
• Blue Hose Fall to Eagles in Non-Conference Battle
• PC Volleyball Falls to Radford
• Football on the Road at Nation's Number One
• Men's Soccer To Host Radford on Saturday
• Washington Monthly ranks PC eighth nationally in service
• Student interns on movie set
• Holbrook, Sizemore Named Big South Golfers Of The Week
• Cain Named to Area Commission
• Women's Soccer Comes Up Short Against Winthrop, 2-1
• Piedmont Tech Hosts SCADA Tour
• Men's Soccer Falls to High Point
• Students Named to President's, Dean's and Merit Lists
• Laurens County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Laurens County
• Women's Soccer Prepares for Final Road Trip at Winthrop, Gardner-Webb
• PC Softball Excels in Classroom
• PC Volleyball Edges ETSU in Five Sets
• Sizemore Earns Co-Medalist Honors With School Record
• Holbrook Claims Sixth At Wendy's Invitational
• Men's Soccer To Travel To High Point for Wednesday Night Match
• PC Alumni Association honors peers during annual awards ceremony
• Sizemore In First Place At 12 Under Par
• Holbrook In Fourth Place At Wendy's Invitational
• Bethel Big South Conference Defensive Player of the Week
• Scotsman Club donors receive new award
• Blue Hose Golf Teams In Competition
• Mills, Berghaus Compete at ITA Carolina Regional Championships
• Campbell Rallies in Fifth Set to Take 3-2 Win over PC
• Cross Country Finishes Fifth At Upstate Invitational
• PC Football Knocks Off Gardner-Webb in Homecoming Win, 28-14
• Women's Soccer Rallies To Top Coastal Carolina, 2-1
• Cross Country Travels To Upstate Invitational
• PC Volleyball Comes Up Short in Five Set Thriller
• Liberty Edges Men's Soccer, 1-0
• Football Set for Homecoming Contest against Gardner Webb
• Men's Soccer Hits the Road to Face Liberty on Friday Night
• Women's Soccer Falls to Charleston Southern, 2-0
• Athletics moves forward with successful NCAA site visit
• Presbyterian College athletics moves forward with successful NCAA site visit
• Women's Soccer Hosts Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina on Homecoming Weekend
• Coleman Named to Big South Preseason All-Conference Team
• Big South Conference Announces 2011-2012 Women's Basketball Poll
• PTC Thanks Area Officials with BBQ
• Karlee Taylor Earns College Sports Madness Preseason Honor
• PTC’s Second Award-winning Cobra Could Be Yours
• Women's Golf Takes Home Third at Winthrop Intercollegiate
• Blue Hose Pick Up Top-Flight Wins at Winthrop Fall Invitational
• Women's Tennis Competes at Elon Fall Invitational
• Women's Soccer Ties Campbell, 2-2
• PC Falls at Stony Brook in Big South Opener
• Freshmen Lead PC At Furman Invitational
• PC Volleyball Knocks Off Gardner-Webb, 3-1
• Quinatoa's Overtime Winner Lifts PC Over Campbell, 3-2
• PC Falls to UNC Asheville in Big South Volleyball Action
• Men's, Women's Soccer Host Campbell in Saturday Action
• Experts say future of ‘accountability journalism’ in hands of citizen reporters
• PC Heads to New York to Take on Stony Brook
• Women's Basketball Opens 2011-2012 Practice
• Piedmont Tech Awarded $8 Million in Grants
• PC's Comeback Bid Falls Short Against Gardner-Webb, 2-1
• Women's Golf Competes with Radford in Dual Match
• Women's Soccer Falls to UNC Asheville
• Palmer Announces Schedule Change
• Men's Soccer Welcomes Gardner-Webb on Wednesday
• Justin Bethel Added to Buck Buchanan Award Watch List
• Women's Soccer To Travel To UNC Asheville For Tuesday Contest
• Men's Tennis Picks Up Wins Against Newberry, Pfeiffer
• Women's Soccer Battles VMI to 1-1 Draw
• Men's Soccer Rolls Past VMI in Big South Opener, 3-1
• Lesieur And Taylor Lead Blue Hose At Charlotte Invitational
• Winthrop Earns 3-0 Win over Blue Hose
• Men's Soccer Hosts VMI in Saturday Matinee
• Women's Soccer Drops Big South Conference Opener to Radford, 2-0
• Volleyball To Host Winthrop on Friday Night
• Cross Country Headed To UNC Charlotte On Friday
• PC earns U.S. State Department Grant to establish American Cultural Center in China
• Piedmont Technical College Hosts Discover Croatia
• Automotive Technology Program Welcomes New Coordinator
• Women's Soccer Kicks Off Conference Play at Radford, VMI
• Piedmont Tech to Provide Public Computer Labs through Grant
• Early Goal Not Enough For Men's Soccer at Duke
• Former Congressman discusses media, politics, and the future of the U.S. during Russell-Lanier Symposium at PC
• Blue Hose Golf Add Competition Against Radford
• Presbyterian College announces schedule for 2011-12 Performance Series
• Sarah Beth Anderson Named Big South Defensive Player of the Week
• Men's Soccer Travels to Duke for Tuesday Night Showdown
• Rouse Named Big South Freshman-of-the-Week
• Wall Street Journal writer discusses economic challenges in Latin America during BB&T Lecture
• PTC Sponsors Fall Kick-off and Club Fair
• PC Edges UNC Wilmington 3-2
• PC Football Falters at Furman
• Volleyball Sweeps Charleston Southern, 3-0
• Men's Soccer Falls to Furman, 3-1
• PC Opens Big South Play with 3-1 Win over Coastal
• Scholarship Recipients Receive Tools
• PC Volleyball Set for Home Stand
• Men's Soccer Visits Furman on Friday
• PC Football Continues Road Trip with Tilt at Furman
• NC State Tops Men's Soccer
• Women's Soccer Knocks Off The Citadel, 1-0
• McClenaghan, Blue Hose Set Records At Great Smokies Intercollegiate
• Russell-Lanier Symposium to highlight politics and the media
• Women's Soccer Treks to The Citadel For Tuesday Matinee
• Men's Soccer Heads to NC State on Tuesday
• Blue Hose Continue Record Setting Play
• Tennis Teams Begin Fall Play at USC Upstate Fall Classic
• PC Confucius Institute takes lead in southeastern region
• Hall Earns Big South Freshman-of-the-Week Honors
• Bethel and Morgano Earn CFPA National Weekly Awards
• PC's Bethel Earns Big South Special Teams Player-of-the-Week
• Women's Soccer Shuts Out USC Upstate, 2-0
• PC Football Falls to California
• Women's Golf To Compete At Great Smokies Intercollegiate
• Volleyball Drops Final Bash in the 'Boro Match to Ohio
• Lesieur And Taylor Lead Blue Hose At Coastal Carolina Invitational
• Women's Soccer Falls to Mercer
• Volleyball Splits Second Day of Action at Bash in the Boro
• Cross Country Travels To Big South Preview
• Volleyball Suffers 3-1 Setback at Georgia Southern
• Football Travels to California to Play the Bears...on a Baseball Field
• Women's Soccer Hosts Mercer, USC Upstate This Weekend
• PC opens its doors during Open House events
• Speaker discusses role of religion in global politics
• Men's Soccer Drops Match to Georgia Southern
• Blue Hose Fall to Cougars in Close 3-1 Loss
• Phillips Leads Blue Hose At Spring Hill Suites
• Holbrook Claims Fourth Top-Ten Finish
• Men's Soccer Travels to Georgia Southern on Wednesday
• Blue Hose Host Cougars in Volleyball Action Tuesday
• Trio Of Golfers Lead Men's Team
• Brad Zebedis Captures Valley Baseball League MVP Honor
• Dowling In First At Terrier Intercollegiate
• Former U.S. Congressman to discuss ‘Solutions or Scapegoats’ at Presbyterian College
• Harris Named Big South Special Teams Player of the Week
• Wall Street Journal writer to speak on campus
• Brittany Whitson Named to Port City Classic All-Tournament Team
• Pharmacy Technology Program Welcomes New Coordinator
• Troy Nips Women's Soccer, 3-1
• Men's Soccer Falls to Erskine
• Volleyball Splits Final Two Matches at Best Western Invitational
• PC Football Tops North Greenville, 38-21
• South Alabama Edges Women's Soccer, 1-0
• Volleyball Earns 3-2 Win Over Jacksonville
• Men's Soccer Hosts Erskine on Saturday
• Blue Hose Golf Opens Fall Season This Weekend
• Men's Tennis Announces Fall Schedule
• PC Football Hosts North Greenville Saturday
• New faculty introduced at PC’s 132nd Opening Convocation
• Women's Soccer Travels To South Alabama For Port City Classic
• 2010 freshmen honored during PC’s 132nd Opening Convocation
• New students, professors, and coaches sign Honor Code
• Student body president challenges students
• Baseball Announces Changes to Coaching Staff
• Inside Blue Hose Football Now On-Line
• Former trustee delivers keynote address at PC’s 132nd Opening Convocation
• Women's Soccer Rallies Late But Falls to Francis Marion, 3-2
• PC bestows honorary degrees during 2011 Opening Convocation
• Women's Soccer Hosts Francis Marion on Tuesday Night
• Georgia State Takes Tight Contest From Men's Soccer, 3-0
• PC Women's Basketball Releases 2011-2012 Schedule
• Expert to discuss when religion becomes lethal
• Soccer Match Still Scheduled for this Afternoon, No Live Video Streaming
• Athletic scholarship support recognized on Scotsman Club Day
• Men's Soccer Takes On Georgia State At Home on Monday
• PC Falters Against Cal State Fullerton
• Wofford Edges PC After Fourth Quarter Blue Hose Comeback, 35-28
• Cross Country Teams Have Memorable Eye Opener
• PC Drops Two at Wildcat Invitational
• USC Upstate Tops Men's Soccer, 2-0
• PC Opens 2011 Football Season Saturday
• Women's Soccer Drops Contest to Wofford
• Men's Soccer To Face USC Upstate on Friday Night at Martin Stadium
• Cross Country Headed To Eye Opener On Friday
• Eric Burrow Promoted to Associate Head Women's Basketball Coach
• PC and School of Pharmacy students volunteer in community
• Women's Soccer Set to Host Wofford on Thursday Night
• Baseball, Men’s Tennis Earn Big South Conference Sportsmanship Awards
• Furman Sweeps PC Volleyball
• PC Hosts Furman in Volleyball Tilt
• PC Announces 2011-12 Men's Basketball Schedule
• PTC Welcomes Students Back to Class
• Women's Soccer Comes Up Short in Home Opener to Clemson
• William & Mary Edges Blue Hose in Volleyball Action
• Men's Soccer Drops Season Opener to East Tennessee State, 3-0
• PC Softball Hires Two New Assistant Coaches
• Women's Soccer Falls in Season Opener to Furman, 3-0
• Men's Soccer to Begin Season at East Tennessee State
• PC Softball to Hold Try-outs Sept. 2
• PC to celebrate Opening Convocation on Sept. 6
• Volleyball to Host William & Mary on Saturday Night
• Brad Zebedis Named to Perfect Game Summer All-American Team
• Women's Soccer Kicks Off 2011 at Furman, Hosting Clemson
• Volleyball Cancels Trip to East Carolina
• PC Athletic Department Announces 2011 Fall Broadcast Schedule
• Big South Releases Cross Country Preseason Polls
• Big South Conference Releases 2011 Men's Soccer Preseason Poll
• Manning's Two Goals Lift Men's Soccer Over Oglethorpe in Exhibition
• Charles Elliott awarded Martha Anne Green Service to Church and College Award
• Wofford Edges Men's Soccer in Exhibition Action, 1-0
• Professor schools new students on honor
• PC Football Holds Annual Fan Day
• PC Announces Changes in Broadcast Team
• Nursing Graduates Recognized at Pinning Ceremony
• New students begin PC journey
• Outstanding Students Honored at Piedmont Technical College Graduation
• Cross Country Opens Fall Practice
• Cross Country Opens Fall Practice
• Men's Soccer Drops Exhibition to College of Charleston
• Football Finishes Two-a-Days in Style
• New statue graces campus
• PC Women's Soccer Falls to East Tennessee State in Exhibition
• Presbyterian College Football Set for Fan Day
• Piedmont Technical College Honors Summer Graduates
• Women's Soccer Opens Fall Practice
• Men's Basketball in the Homestretch in Italy
• Football Takes Part in First Scrimmage of Fall
• PC Football Practice #11 Wraps Up
• Men's Soccer Kicks Off 2011 Fall Practice
• Men's Basketball Continues Trip Through Italy
• PC Men's Basketball in Italy
• Volleyball Team Opens 2011 Preseason
• PC Football Report from August 10
• PC Athletics Moves Forward with Approval of 'Excellent' Division I Self-Study
• PC athletics moves forward with successful self-study
• Football Practices in Full Pads
• Women's Soccer Picked 11th in Big South Conference Preseason Poll
• Day Four of Football Practice in the Books
• Men's Basketball Headed to Italy
• Football Practice Moved to 6:30 p.m.
• A Couple of First During the Third Day of Preseason Practice
• PC Avoids the Rain with Second Practice of the Preseason
• PC Cheerleaders Attend CAMP
• Soccer player begins camp for Vietnamese refugees
• McClenaghan Finishes Second at GGLGA Championship
• Phillips Leads After Round One of SCGA Amateur
• PC Football Season Opens with First Practice
• PC Football Set to Kick Off 2011 Season
• PC Women's Soccer Announces 2011 Schedule
• Adam Herendeen Named Head Men's Tennis Coach
• Megan Trimpe Named Academic Services Coordinator
• Students beat heat, help Habitat
• Volleyballers Invade Templeton Arena for Camp
• PC at Big South Football Media Day
• Piedmont Technical College to Hold Commencement August 4
• Piedmont Tech Instructor Presents at International Conference
• Travis, Bethel Named To Big South Preseason All-Conference Team
• PC named a “Best Buy School”
• PC Women's Basketball Wraps Premier Girls' Basketball Camp
• PC Volleyball Picked to Finish Eighth in Big South
• Asis, Brigham, Snead, Walters Earn ITA Scholar Athlete Honors
• Krause, Limantoro and Oelke Named ITA Scholar-Athletes
• Alumna’s teaching award well-deserved, student says
• President's, Dean's & Merit Lists Announced
• PC Places 152 On 2010-2011 Big South Conference Honor Roll
• Eight Named to Phil Steele's Preseason All-Conference Team
• PTC Business Instructor Daulton Presented Lifetime Achievement Award
• PTC Journeyman Welding Certificate Now Offered in Laurens County
• Piedmont Tech Gunsmithing Class Fundraiser a Success
• No Better Time to be a Blue Hose!
• Zebedis Earns All-American Honorable Mention, Micklon To Join Home Run Derby
• Student interns at “dream job”
• Student interns at “dream job”
• PC Holds Football Camp
• PC Tennis Holds Blue Hose Tennis Camp
• Tony Micklon To Start In Coastal Plain League All-Star Game
• PC Names Kama Tucker as Head Softball Coach
• Brad Zebedis, Chandler Knox chosen for Summer League All-Star Teams
• PTC Respiratory Care Program Offers Service to Area Children
• Piedmont Tech Expands Computer Technology Offerings in Laurens County
• Scholarships Presented at Luncheon Honoring Donors, Recipients
• PC named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
• Zebedis Collects Baseball America All-Freshman Second Team Honor
• Thank you, PC donors
• PC Celebrates July Fourth at the Laurens Riverfront Freedom Festival
• Latimer Works to Meet the Needs of Students
• Welding Instructors Receive Specialized Training
• Piedmont Tech to Provide Scholarships through Grant
• Donors Present Scholarships at Annual Luncheon
• PC Soccer Programs Kick Off Summer Soccer Camp
• Bob Staton named chief of staff at PC
• Incoming freshmen will love PC, alumnae writes
• PC Baseball Players Hone Skills In Summer Leagues
• Patric Hynes Resigns As Director Of Tennis Operations
• Piedmont Tech to Offer Diversified Agriculture Degree
• Former Student-Athletes Headed to Medical School
• Zebedis Nabs ABCA/Rawlings First Team All-Atlantic, Third Team All-American Honors
• Former athletes accepted into medical school
• Piedmont Tech Gunsmithing Holds Fundraiser Drawing
• Scholarship Luncheon Honors Donors, Recipients
• Palmer Releases 2011 Cross Country Schedule
• Annual fund challenge ends next week
• Students tour, study in Italy
• Pharmacy school student applauds school’s program
• Piedmont Tech is Making College More Affordable
• PC hosts 65th Palmetto Girls State
• Zebedis Earns NCBWA First Team All-American Honor
• Zebedis Named To NCBWA Freshman All-American First Team
• Presbyterian College Softball Coach Resigns
• Murray Brings Excitement, World-class Business Instruction to PTC
• Students study, serve in India
• Engineering Technology Interns in High Demand
• PTC Benefactors and Community Leaders Honored
• Scholarship Donors, Recipients Honored at Luncheon
• Big South Conference To Begin Sponsoring Women's Lacrosse In 2012-13
• Brad Zebedis Earns Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American Honor
• Professor of the Year teaches tough lessons
• Julie Redman Named Head Women's Lacrosse Coach
• Alum’s work appears in top movies, games
• PTC Business Students Score Tops in Global Competition
• Luncheon Recognizes Scholarhsip Donors, Recipients
• Zebedis Named A Louisville Slugger Second Team All-American
• Alumnus on track to the Olympics
• Students start summer of discovery
• Alumnus on track to the Olympics
• County Award Winners Recognized during Commencement
• PTC Awards Presidential Medallions at Commencement Exercises
• Women's Soccer Welcomes Five To Class Of 2015
• PC Receives Three Big South Honors, Zebedis Named Freshman Of The Year
• Presbyterian College Volleyball Releases 2011 Schedule
• PC’s organic garden included on farm tour
• PC Men's Soccer Announces 2011 Schedule
• Three Blue Hose Runners Help Set A World Record
• Blue Hose Sweep UNC Asheville In Record-Setting 23-17 Win
• Brad Zebedis Named Dick Howser Trophy Semifinalist
• Pitching Gem Helps PC Baseball Top UNC Asheville, 2-1
• Piedmont Technical College Honors Graduates
• Scholarships Presented at Annual Luncheon
• Blue Hose Win Series Opener Against UNC Asheville, 4-3
• Students help tornado victims
• PC Baseball To Wrap Up 2011 Season At UNC Asheville
• PC Baseball Falls to College of Charleston, 9-5
• Five PC Teams Earn NCAA APR Accolades
• PC Baseball Preps For Tuesday Night Game At College Of Charleston
• PTC Offers $1500 REACH Scholarship
• Recent graduate wins pageant talent
• Ninth-Inning Comeback Lifts PC Over Charleston Southern, 5-4
• Late Rally Not Enough For Blue Hose Against Charleston Southern, 11-9
• PC Baseball Comes Up Short In Series Opener at Charleston Southern
• Annual Luncheon Honors Scholarship Recipients, Donors
• CSU Eliminates PC from Big South Tournament with 2-1 Win
• PC Baseball Heads To Charleston Southern For Weekend Series
• Gardner Webb Edges PC, 3-2, Play Again at 8 p.m.
• Three Blue Hose Softball Players Earn Big South Honors
• Softball Takes on Gardner Webb in Big South Tournament
• PC Baseball Falls to No. 3 South Carolina, 6-1
• PC Baseball Travels to No. 3 South Carolina on Tuesday
• Yeske Named Big South Player of the Week
• Seedings Announced for Big South Softball Tournament
• PC Drops Two to Mercer in Regular Season Finale
• PC Baseball Tops Winthrop in Series Finale, 6-3
• PC Hosts Mercer on Senior Day
• PC Baseball Falls in Senior Day Thriller, 7-6
• Fifty-Six PC Student-Athletes Graduate, Skinner Named Valedictorian
• PC celebrates 128th commencement
• ROTC holds 92nd commissioning ceremony
• Baccalaureate preacher encourages Class of 2011 to seek ‘eternal nourishment’
• PC Department of Education welcomes new teachers during induction service
• PC Baseball Drops Series Opener to Winthrop
• Softball's Trombley Commissioned
• PC Men's Basketball Inks Truss
• Piedmont Technical College to Hold Commencement May 12
• Class of 2011 toasted at the Alumni Green Dedication
• PC Tennis To Host Blue Hose Summer Tennis Camp
• PC Baseball To Send Off Seniors In Weekend Series Against Winthrop
• Andrew Williams Named To Academic All-District III Second Team
• PC Sweeps Furman
• PC Hosts Furman Thursday Afternoon
• PC Baseball Rolls Past Davidson, 9-4
• PC Baseball Heads to Davidson For Road Game Tonight
• Kristina Llanes to Step Down as Head Women's Lacrosse Coach
• Piedmont Tech Recognizes Employees for 330 Years of Service
• PTC Nursing Student Receives State Scholarship
• Scholarships Presented at Annual Luncheon
• Catherine Ellis Named To National Lacrosse Conference All-Tournament Team
• PC Takes Series Win with 2-1 Victory over Liberty
• PC Drops Doubleheader to The Citadel
• Women's Lacrosse Players Earn NLC Recognition
• PC Falls to The Citadel in Baseball Action
• Women's Lacrosse Rallies To Top Detroit in NLC Tournament, 18-17
• PC Splits Doubleheader with Liberty
• Women's Lacrosse To Face Detroit Mercy Today in NLC Consolation Game
• Women's Lacrosse Falls in NLC Tournament First Round, 15-3
• Women's Basketball Welcomes Noelle Carter To Team
• PC Baseball Ready For Weekend Series at The Citadel
• Megan Skinner Named Big South Conference Christenberry Award Winner
• Rev. Jeri Parris Perkins installed as Dean of Religious Life
• Baseball To Honor Seniors on May 7
• Women's Lacrosse to Face High Point in NLC Tournament on Friday
• Time Change Announced for Saturday's PC Baseball Game at The Citadel
• PC Baseball Series at The Citadel Moved to Saturday-Sunday
• Late Comeback Not Enough For PC Baseball in Doubleheader Sweep
• PC Closes out Season with 18-9 Loss at Air Force
• Blue Hose Fall to Chanticleers in Wild Finish
• PC Baseball Falls to Gardner-Webb in Nail-biter, 8-7
• Long Ball Lifts PC to Doubleheader Sweep
• PC Baseball to To Face Gardner-Webb In Friday-Saturday Series
• PC Softball Doubleheader Delayed
• PC Men's Tennis Falls to Radford at Big South Tournament, 4-0
• PC Set to Take on Coastal Carolina this Weekend
• Today's PC Men's Tennis Big South Tournament Match Moved To Charlotte
• PC Drops Two Close Decisions to Mountaineers
• Brigham, Krause Named to Big South All-Academic Teams
• Brigham, Krause Named to Big South All-Academic Teams
• Women's Lacrosse Drops Regular Season Finale To Davidson
• Murray Leads PC During Final Round Of Big South's Golf Championship
• REACH: A New Two Night, Two Year Degree Program in Laurens and Greenwood Counties
• PC Baseball Rallies But Falls at Appalachian State, 8-6
• McRae, Phillips Lead Blue Hose To Strong Second Round
• NCAA Self Study Released
• McRae Earns Big South All-Academic Honors
• Blue Hose Baseball Ready For Tuesday Road Game at Appalachian State
• McRae Leads Blue Hose During Round One
• Cheerleading Announces 2011-12 Squad
• PC Men's Tennis To Face Radford at Big South Men's Tennis Championship
• PC Baseball Comes Up Short in Sunday Doubleheader to Liberty
• PC Men's Tennis Drops Thrilling Regular Season Finale to Coastal Carolina
• PC Women's Lacrosse Falls To Jacksonville
• PC Baseball Edged at Liberty, 6-5
• PC Takes 5-2 Win over Winthrop
• Schedule Change Announced for PC Baseball Series At Liberty
• Blue Hose Baseball Travels To Liberty This Weekend
• Men's Golf Travels To Big South Conference Championship
• Laurens & Newberry Students to Represent PTC at Regional Competition
• #9 North Carolina Takes Down PC Lacrosse, 15-5
• PC Volleyball Signs Aubrey Dooley
• Holbrook Leads Blue Hose At Big South Championship
• PC Splits with Furman, Wins Second Game 7-1
• Management students celebrate accomplishments
• PC Baseball Comes Up Short at Clemson, 7-2
• PC Women's Tennis Drops Season Finale to Coastal Carolina
• PC Travels to Furman
• Paden Leads Blue Hose During Round Two
• Crymes Leads PC With A Collegiate Best Finish
• PC Falls to #10 Duke in Men's Lacrosse Action
• Crymes Leads Blue Hose At Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational
• Holbrook Leads Blue Hose At Big South Championship
• PC Men's Tennis Falls to UNC Asheville, 4-3
• PC Women's Tennis Holds Off UNC Asheville, 4-3
• Women's Lacrosse Rally Not Enough Against Detroit Mercy, 15-14
• Blue Hose Baseball Falls in Series Finale to Coastal Carolina
• Men's Lacrosse Takes Down Mercer, 14-11
• PC Set to Duel with Mercer on Senior Day
• PC Baseball Drops Second Game of Series To Coastal Carolina
• Women's Golf Travels To Conference Championship
• Radford Takes Two from PC
• PC Baseball Falls in Series Opener to Coastal Carolina
• Men's Golf To Compete At Coca-Cola Wofford Invitational
• PC Hosts Radford in a Three-Game Weekend Series
• Honors Day Symposium to highlight student work
• Softball team shows appreciation for those in uniform
• PC Men's Tennis Drops "Yellow Out" to South Carolina State, 4-3
• PC Baseball Edged at Furman, 9-6
• PC Sweeps Savannah State in Non-Conference Doubleheader
• Limantoro Named Big South Crons Brand Freshman of the Week
• Women's Basketball Season Recap
• PC Baseball beats Tennessee 10-6
• Total Team Effort Lifts PC Baseball Over Tennessee, 10-6
• Gardner Webb Takes 3-2 Comeback Win over PC
• PC Men's Tennis To Host Cancer Awareness Day on Wednesday
• Hensley Big South Pitcher of the week for Second Week in a Row
• Arnold Symposium explores keeping, sharing secrets online
• PC Tennis Teams Fall in Road Action to Radford
• PC Tennis Teams Fall in Road Action to Radford
• PC Women's Lacrosse Edges Liberty in Thriller, 13-12
• PC Rally Falls Just Short
• Hensley's Two-RBI Sacrifice Fly Lifts PC to 2-0 Win over Bucs
• Eighth-Inning Rally Lifts PC Baseball Over Radford, 6-5
• Winthrop Handles Tennis Teams in Big South Clash
• Winthrop Handles Tennis Teams in Big South Clash
• PC Baseball Comes Up Short in Series Opener to Radford
• Women's Lacrosse Falls to Longwood on Faculty Appreciation Day
• PC Splits with Charleston Southern
• Senior discovers passion for children's rights
• Alum takes non-traditional route to becoming principal
• PC Pitching Staff One-Hits Wofford in 4-0 Win
• PC Softball Game against Furman Postponed
• Wednesday's Women's Tennis Match Moved to April 12
• Hensley Big South Pitcher of the Week
• 2011 Highlander Invitational Canceled Due To Snow
• Bryant's Walkoff Hit Gives PC Baseball Doubleheader Split Against VMI
• Sunday's Baseball Doubleheader Moved to 1 p.m.
• PC Women's Lacrosse's Rally Not Enough Against Siena
• Rains Don't Dampen Spring Football Game
• PC Women's Tennis Drops Match To Charleston Southern
• Sunday's Men's Tennis Match Postponed
• Second Half Surge too much for PC in 17-7 loss to Bellarmine
• PC Baseball Game against VMI Postponed
• PC Baseball Drops Series Opener to VMI, 5-2
• PC Hosts Annual Spring Football Game
• PC Returns Home for Two-Game Stint
• Phi Theta Kappa Inducts New Members
• PTC Officials to Meet with Laurens County Community
• McClenaghan Earns Women's Co-Golfer of the Week Honors
• PC Splits Doubleheader with Gardner Webb
• Stenoien's Six Goals Power PC Over Fresno State, 14-11
• Spring Football Practice Update
• PC Women's Tennis Falls To Cornell In "Pink Out"
• PC Baseball Downs Wofford, 6-4
• PC Powers Past Catamounts in Doubleheader Sweep
• PC Choir Spring Tour a success
• McClenaghan And Blue Hose Finish Sixth At Low Country Intercollegiate
• PC Hosts "Pink Out" Tennis Match
• Brad Zebedis Named Big South Choice Hotels Baseball Player of the Week
• Sigg Leads Blue Hose At Furman Intercollegiate
• Paden Leads Blue Hose During Round One
• PC Splits Doubleheader with UNC Wilmington
• PC Baseball Drops Tight Series Finale To High Point, 4-3
• PC Baseball Outlasts High Point For Ninth Straight Win, 6-5
• PC Men's Tennis Splits Saturday Twin Bill
• PC Takes 6-2 Win over UNC Wilmington
• Blue Hose Improve During Round Two
• PC Falls to Lehigh, 17-4
• Hartford's Late-Game Heroics Lift PC to 15-14 Win
• Football Spring Practice Highlights
• PC Opens Big South Play with 4-1 Win Over High Point
• McRae Leads Blue Hose At Furman Intercollegiate
• PC Women's Lacrosse Falls To New Hampshire
• President of HGTV to lecture on business ethics
• Speaker discusses social media and learning
• Women's Golf To Compete At The Low Country Intercollegiate
• PC Drops Two One-Run Games to Bucs
• Men's Golf To Compete At 42nd Annual Furman Intercollegiate
• The PC softball team moved to 11-2-1 after sweeping Winthrop
• The PC baseball team topped No. 16 Clemson 4-3
• PC Baseball Tops No. 16 Clemson in Thriller, 4-3
• PC Opens Big South Play with Sweep of Winthrop
• Service highlighted in national journal article
• Students raise awareness of violence against women
• PC To Hold Cheerleading Tryouts April 17
• Blue Hose Finish Tenth At Don Benbow Invitational
• PC Softball Game against Winthrop Postponed
• Blue Hose Golf In Fourth At Benbow Invitational
• McRae Leads Blue Hose At General Hackler Championship
• Blue Hose In 15th Place At General Hackler Championship
• Football Wraps up Third Day of Spring Practice
• Men's Tennis Rallies to Beat UNC Charlotte 4-3
• Micklon Powers PC to 11-2 Win over Eagles
• PC Rally Falls Short at VMI, 15-9
• Baseball Hosts Give Back Camp
• PC Makes it Five in a Row with 13-7 Win over Eagles
• Spring Football Practice Starts Today - Day One Recap
• Women's Tennis Falls 6-1 to Liberty
• PC Men's Tennis Unable to Top Flames
• PC Wins Slugfest, 11-5
• Alumnus selected among nation’s top counselors
• Women's Golf Travel To North/South Intercollegiate
• New House Provides Training Opportunities for Several PTC Programs
• PTC College Fair Highlights Bridge and Transfer Partnerships
• Taylor And Mills Earn Conference Accolades
• PC Announces Spring Broadcast Schedule
• PC Cruises to 11-4 win over Furman
• LaSalle Rallies to Defeat PC, 9-7
• PC Relases Spring Practice Schedule
• Baseball Game against Furman Postponed
• Sigg Leads Blue Hose At Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Cross Country Announces 2011 Signing Class
• PostSecret founder to speak March 15
• PC to discontinue men’s lacrosse
• PC to Discontinue Men's Lacrosse
• Blue Hose Drop Season Finale To Liberty, 49-40
• PC Drops Hard Fought Battle to Wagner
• Blue Hose In 16th Place At The Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• PC Football Brings Back Todd Varn
• Students organize a Dance 4 Kids Who Can't
• PC Women Sweep Michigan Tech 9-0
• PC Drops Heartbreaker to Providence, 6-5
• PC Gets Big Doubles Win But Drops Match 3-4
• Men's Tennis Sweeps Two Matches 7-0
• PC Takes Series Win with 3-2 Decision over VCU
• Blue Hose Set To Play In Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• PC - Liberty Game Notes
• Men's Tennis Beats Valpo
• PC Defeats Buffalo, 2-0, to go 3-1 at Marshal Invitational
• PC Falls to Kent State in Day One of the Marshall Invitational
• PC Splits with VCU, Saturday's Game Moved to Noon
• Blue Hose Fall to Bulldogs, 22-4
• High Point Hands PC 19-4 Loss
• Baseball Adjusts Times for VCU Series
• Professor selected to spend semester at sea
• PC Hosts High Point at Old Bailey Stadium
• Blue Hose Rally Falls Short to Eagles, 6-4
• Tennis Drops Match to Jacksonville
• PC Picks Edges Manhattan, 5-4, for First Win of the Season
• Blue Hose Fall to Eagles, 13-6
• Sigg Leads Blue Hose At Charleston Shootout
• Taylor Earns Freshman Of The Week Honors
• Blue Hose Drop Close Game To Highlanders
• Blue Hose Golf In 13th Place At Charleston Shootout
• Hensley Picks up Big South Pitcher-of-the-Week Honor
• Allen Named Scholar-Athlete of the Year
• Gardner Webb Takes 13-4 Win over PC
• PC Finishes Second at North Carolina A&T Invitational
• PC Falls to Central Connecticut State 11-8
• PC - Radford Game Notes
• Blue Hose Upset Bulldogs For Exciting Home Win, 73-65
• PC Splits Season Series with 73-66 Win over Liberty
• PC Wins Takes Two at NC A&T Invite, Throws Perfect Game
• PC Picks up First Win of Season, Defeats Howard 19-9
• PC Falls to Wofford, 5-1
• Men's Golf To Compete At 2011 Charleston Shootout
• PC Drops First Game of the Season, Falls to USCU 8-5
• Dowling Named Big South Women's Golfer of the Week
• PC Opens NC A&T Invitational with 3-0 Win over Catamounts
• PC vs. Liberty (Senior Night) Game Notes
• PC - GWU Game Notes
• Hispanic Honor Society inducts new members
• Students with 3.0 GPAs Recognized Thursday Night
• Students Named to PTC President’s, Dean’s & Merit Lists
• PC Drops Hard Fought Battle to VMI, 80-74
• PC Women's Tennis Fall to East Carolina
• PC Starts 4-0, Sweeps Oakland 7-0, 5-1
• Women's Tennis Drops First Big South Match
• Chinese dance troupe delights crowd
• PC vs. VMI Game Notes
• PC Takes on Oakland in Wednesday Doubleheader
• PC Takes 6-1 Win over Davidson
• Dowling Leads Blue Hose At Kiawah Island Intercollegiate
• Blue Hose Improve To Finish Sixth At Wexford Plantation
• Alum awarded for police work
• Blue Hose Fall To Bucs on Senior Night 63-52
• Phillips Leads Blue Hose At Wexford Plantation Invitational
• PC Takes on Davidson Tuesday in 2 p.m. Showdown
• Blue Hose In 26th Place After Two Rounds
• Dowling Paces Blue Hose At Kiawah Island Intercollegiate
• Men's Tennis Comes Up Short Against Georgia State
• PC Rallies to Pick up Sweep over Navy, 10-7
• Men's Golf To Compete At Wexford Plantation Invitational
• PC - CSU Game Notes
• Women's Tennis Splits Doubleheader
• PC Rally Falls Short Against Davidson, 71-65
• Blue Hose Fall At Home To Eagles, 57-46
• PC Falls 18-8 to Virginia Tech
• PC Falls 16-10 to UMBC
• Women's Tennis Falls 6-1 On the Road to the Terriers
• PC Opens Baseball Season with a Slam
• PC vs. Davidson Game Notes
• New Cutting Edge Lab Helps PTC Commercial Art Program Innovate
• Women's Golf To Play At Kiawah Island Classic
• Men's Tennis Drops A Close 4-3 Decision to Wofford
• PC - Winthrop Game Notes
• Men's Tennis Falls Just Short Against Spartans, Drop Match 4-3
• PC Blanks Newberry in Season-Opener
• PC Blanks Newberry in Season-Opener
• Miller’s Last Second Three Lifts PC Over Radford in Overtime, 52-49
• PC Opens Softball Season with Newberry
• Blue Hose to play California in football
• Blue Hose Unable To Hold Off Panthers
• Men's Tennis Defeats the Citadel 6-1 at Home
• Blue Hose Announce 2011 Football Schedule
• PC vs. Radford Game Notes
• Student donates to help save life
• Women's Tennis Defeats Aggies7-0
• PC - High Point Game Notes
• PC Snaps Four-Game Skid with 61-48 Win over Bucs
• #17 Delaware Hands PC 19-4 Loss to Open Season
• Strong First Half Lifts Vanderbilt over PC, 22-3
• Taylor's 21 Points Lead PC To 74-68 Win Over Bulldogs
• Men's Tennis Sweeps Doubleheader
• Women's Tennis Splits Doubleheader
• Blue Hose Men's Lacrosse Opens at Delaware
• Blue Hose Kick off Season with #11 Vanderbilt
• PC-UNC Asheville Game Notes
• Organization's "Souper Bowl" party benefits charity
• Cold First Half Dooms Blue Hose, Fall 61-41 to Chanticleers
• Women's Soccer Signs Three
• PC Women's Tennis Team Wins Third Straight
• PC Men's Tennis Fall to Gardner-Webb, 5-2
• PC vs. Coastal Carolina Game Notes
• White Joins PC Softball Coaching Staff
• Alumnus named Teacher of the Year
• Alves, Berghaus Earn Conference Weekly Tennis Honors
• Taylor Leads Blue Hose To 54-47 Road Win
• PC Beats Newberry for Second Consecutive Win
• Simon Whitaker Named PC Assistant AD/SID
• PC Baseball Mentors To Local Youth
• Women's Tennis Downs Catamounts 6-1
• PC - Savannah State Game Notes
• PC Falls in Final Second To GWU, 63-62
• Blue Hose Fall To Late Chanticleer Run
• PC vs Gardner-Webb Game Notes
• PC-Coastal Carolina Game Notes
• PC Falls to UNC Asheville On The Road, 88-55
• Women's Soccer Announces Winter Camp Dates
• PC Downs Newberry at Home
• PC music students tour the South
• PC vs. UNC Asheville Game Notes
• PC Announces 2011 Football Signees
• PC Unable to Overtake Panthers, Fall 69-62
• Blue Hose Outlast Bulldogs To Win 53-51
• PC to Host Davidson in BracketBusters Game on Feb. 19
• Mutakabbir Earns Conference Player of the Week Honors
• PC to celebrate Black History Month
• PC To Have Live Updates And Press Conference On National Signing Day
• PC - UNC Asheville Game Notes
• PC Sinks Winthrop in Overtime
• Blue Hose Fall To Panthers At Home, 56-41
• PC vs Winthrop Game Notes
• Baseball Picked Tenth In Preseason Poll
• PTC Students Travel to State House for Lottery Assistance
• PC - High Point Game Notes
• Former White House economic advisor speaks at PC
• PC Softball Picked Seventh in Big South Preseason Poll
• Education students ace national test, again
• Alumna successful in law school trial competition
• Chris Edwards Promoted to Assistant Head Baseball Coach
• Blue Hose Fall To Bulldogs, 52-33
• PC - Gardner - Webb Game Notes
• 14-0 Second Half Run Lifts PC Over Highlanders, 67-61
• Blue Hose Fall To Radford's Women, 49-45
• PC vs. Radford Game Notes
• PC - Radford Game Notes
• Former White House staff member to visit campus
• Piedmont Tech Alum’s Leap of Faith Proves Successful
• Massage Therapy Program Clinic Opens
• PC Drop Close Game in Overtime to Panthers, 64-60
• Alumnna realizes dream of hiking Appalachian Trail
• PC vs High Point Game Notes
• Taylor's Perfect Night Lifts Blue Hose Over Winthrop 55-40
• PC - Winthrop Game Notes
• Blue Hose Fall to League-Leading Chanticleers 60-42
• Men's Tennis Drops Match With Clemson
• PC's Second Half Lead Not Enough, Fall To CSU 52-47
• PC vs Coastal Carolina Game Notes
• PC - Charleston Southern Game Notes
• Alumni volunteer in service projects
• Blue Hose Second Half Comeback Falls Short, Lose to CSU 76-71
• Professor receives organization's highest honor
• Special Message From Coach Nibert
• Blue Hose Drop Overtime Thriller To Savannah State
• PC - Charleston Southern Game Notes
• Tennis Picked Eighth In Big South Preseason Poll
• Women's Basketball Game Postponed 24 Hours
• PC - Savannah State Game Notes
• PC Unable To Hold UNC Asheville in Second Half, Fall 74-48
• Blue Hose Fall To Flames 50-41
• PC-UNC Asheville Game Notes
• PC - Liberty Game Notes
• PC announces vice president for enrollment and communications
• New mascot leads cheers during basketball game
• Zo Reaches 1,000 Career Points, Blue Hose Thrash Gardner-Webb 78-44
• PC - Gardner-Webb Game Notes
• Spring CEP calendar features diverse acts, interests
• Blue Hose Clip Chanticleers, 52-36
• ESPN article touts Blue Hose trio
• PC - Coastal Carolina Game Notes
• Blue Hose Defense Comes Up Big in 60-58 Win Over Navy
• Radio Broadcast of PC at Navy Men's Basketball Cancelled
• PC - Navy Game Notes
• PC Unable to Contain Eagles in Second Half, Fall 53-51
• PC - Winthrop Game Notes
• Amanda Mills’ Late Heroics Lift Blue Hose to 53-51 Win Over Campbell
• PC - Campbell Game Notes
• Blue Hose Come Up Short At South Carolina, Fall 68-40
• PC-South Carolina Game Notes
• Blue Hose Snap Three-Game Win Streak, Fall 63-54 at Old Dominion
• PC-Old Dominion Game Notes
• Blue Hose Pick Up 66-64 Victory Over ACC Power Wake Forest
• CHS yearbook honored
• Council reverses itself on ZF funding formula
• Gang awareness seminar to be held at Clinton High School
• State Farm video contest could earn CHS $17,500
• PC Alumni Association to honor outstanding graduates at Homecoming 2010
• Clapper named by Va chamber
• CEDC Board of Directors meeting
• LCCT to perform The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
• Clinton Department of Public Safety invites community to open house
• Voters can help Laurens County animal shelter
• Sigma Nu fraternity raises money for CHAMPS program
• Clinton Fall Festival full of entertainment and prizes
• Scarlet Chord to hold Battle of the Bands
• Chamber invites public to attend Laurens County Luncheon on Friday
• CHS yearbook honored
• Council reverses itself on ZF funding formula
• Gang awareness seminar to be held at Clinton High School
• State Farm video contest could earn CHS $17,500
• PC Alumni Association to honor outstanding graduates at Homecoming 2010
• Clapper named by Va chamber
• CEDC Board of Directors meeting
• LCCT to perform The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
• Clinton Department of Public Safety invites community to open house
• Voters can help Laurens County animal shelter
• Public invited to adopt a cell at Haunted Jail in Laurens
• Chamber invites public to attend Laurens County Luncheon on Friday
• CHS yearbook honored
• Council reverses itself on ZF funding formula
• Gang awareness seminar to be held at Clinton High School
• State Farm video contest could earn CHS $17,500
• PC Alumni Association to honor outstanding graduates at Homecoming 2010
• 4-H to host petting zoo at Adair Center
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 11-15
• Concealed weapons permit training course to be held Saturday
• Clinton Garden Club Begins New Program Year
• Public invited to adopt a cell at Haunted Jail in Laurens
• Chamber invites public to attend Laurens County Luncheon on Friday
• CHS yearbook honored
• Council reverses itself on ZF funding formula
• Gang awareness seminar to be held at Clinton High School
• State Farm video contest could earn CHS $17,500
• Artist's Coop offering art classes to young students
• Next round of auditions for Clinton's Got Talent expected to bring larger turnout
• Red Devils to take on region rivals for homecoming
• City of Clinton to enforce new pet ordinance policy
• CHS Reunion this weekend for classes 1976-1980
• 4-H to host petting zoo at Adair Center
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 11-15
• Concealed weapons permit training course to be held Saturday
• Clinton Garden Club Begins New Program Year
• Public invited to adopt a cell at Haunted Jail in Laurens
• CHS yearbook honored
• Council reverses itself on ZF funding formula
• Gang awareness seminar to be held at Clinton High School
• State Farm video contest could earn CHS $17,500
• Artist's Coop offering art classes to young students
• Next round of auditions for Clinton's Got Talent expected to bring larger turnout
• Red Devils to take on region rivals for homecoming
• City of Clinton to enforce new pet ordinance policy
• CHS Reunion this weekend for classes 1976-1980
• 4-H to host petting zoo at Adair Center
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 11-15
• Concealed weapons permit training course to be held Saturday
• Clinton Garden Club Begins New Program Year
• Public invited to adopt a cell at Haunted Jail in Laurens
• Chamber invites public to attend Laurens County Luncheon on Friday
• Chamber invites public to attend Laurens County Luncheon on Friday
• CHS yearbook honored
• Council reverses itself on ZF funding formula
• Laurens County Council presents Henry Laurens Award to local citizens
• Artist's Coop offering art classes to young students
• Next round of auditions for Clinton's Got Talent expected to bring larger turnout
• Red Devils to take on region rivals for homecoming
• City of Clinton to enforce new pet ordinance policy
• CHS Reunion this weekend for classes 1976-1980
• 4-H to host petting zoo at Adair Center
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 11-15
• Concealed weapons permit training course to be held Saturday
• Clinton Garden Club Begins New Program Year
• Public invited to adopt a cell at Haunted Jail in Laurens
• Public invited to adopt a cell at Haunted Jail in Laurens
• Chamber invites public to attend Laurens County Luncheon on Friday
• Coco Jones is named "Next Big Thing" artist finalist
• Planning phase initiated Monday on new recreational complex in Clinton
• Laurens County Council presents Henry Laurens Award to local citizens
• Artist's Coop offering art classes to young students
• Next round of auditions for Clinton's Got Talent expected to bring larger turnout
• Red Devils to take on region rivals for homecoming
• City of Clinton to enforce new pet ordinance policy
• CHS Reunion this weekend for classes 1976-1980
• 4-H to host petting zoo at Adair Center
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 11-15
• Concealed weapons permit training course to be held Saturday
• Clinton Garden Club Begins New Program Year
• Coco Jones is named "Next Big Thing" artist finalist
• Planning phase initiated Monday on new recreational complex in Clinton
• CHS Reunion this weekend for classes 1976-1980
• City of Clinton to enforce new pet ordinance policy
• Red Devils to take on region rivals for homecoming
• Laurens County Council presents Henry Laurens Award to local citizens
• Two PC students killed in accident
• 4-H to host petting zoo at Adair Center
• Clinton Garden Club Begins New Program Year
• Concealed weapons permit training course to be held Saturday
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 11-15
• Artist's Coop offering art classes to young students
• Next round of auditions for Clinton's Got Talent expected to bring larger turnout
• City of Clinton to enforce new pet ordinance policy
• Red Devils to take on region rivals for homecoming
• Laurens County Council presents Henry Laurens Award to local citizens
• Two PC students killed in accident
• Laurens County honors 23 veterans with parade, ceremony
• 4-H to host petting zoo at Adair Center
• Clinton Garden Club Begins New Program Year
• Concealed weapons permit training course to be held Saturday
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 11-15
• Artist's Coop offering art classes to young students
• Next round of auditions for Clinton's Got Talent expected to bring larger turnout
• Coco Jones is named "Next Big Thing" artist finalist
• Planning phase initiated Monday on new recreational complex in Clinton
• CHS Reunion this weekend for classes 1976-1980
• Coco Jones is named "Next Big Thing" artist finalist
• Planning phase initiated Monday on new recreational complex in Clinton
• CHS Reunion this weekend for classes 1976-1980
• City of Clinton to enforce new pet ordinance policy
• Red Devils to take on region rivals for homecoming
• Laurens County Council presents Henry Laurens Award to local citizens
• Two PC students killed in accident
• Artist's Coop offering art classes to young students
• Next round of auditions for Clinton's Got Talent expected to bring larger turnout
• 4-H to host petting zoo at Adair Center
• Clinton Garden Club Begins New Program Year
• Concealed weapons permit training course to be held Saturday
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 11-15
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 4-8
• Red Devils to take on region rivals for homecoming
• Laurens County Council presents Henry Laurens Award to local citizens
• Two PC students killed in accident
• Artist's Coop offering art classes to young students
• Next round of auditions for Clinton's Got Talent expected to bring larger turnout
• Allstate rewards students who "X the TXT"
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 4-8
• Coco Jones is named "Next Big Thing" artist finalist
• Planning phase initiated Monday on new recreational complex in Clinton
• Clinton Police still waiting for information on Eric Robertson's disappearance
• CHS Reunion this weekend for classes 1976-1980
• City of Clinton to enforce new pet ordinance policy
• Laurens County Council presents Henry Laurens Award to local citizens
• Laurens County Health Care System will offer emergency treatment for stroke victims in the new year
• Act 388 called 'worst piece of legislation for public schools ever passed'
• Allstate rewards students who "X the TXT"
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 4-8
• Coco Jones is named "Next Big Thing" artist finalist
• Planning phase initiated Monday on new recreational complex in Clinton
• Clinton Police still waiting for information on Eric Robertson's disappearance
• Two PC students killed in accident
• Allstate rewards students who "X the TXT"
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 4-8
• Coco Jones is named "Next Big Thing" artist finalist
• Planning phase initiated Monday on new recreational complex in Clinton
• Clinton Police still waiting for information on Eric Robertson's disappearance
• County wants extra development funds from ZF deal
• Two PC students killed in accident
• Laurens County Health Care System will offer emergency treatment for stroke victims in the new year
• Act 388 called 'worst piece of legislation for public schools ever passed'
• Two PC students killed in accident
• Coco Jones is named "Next Big Thing" artist finalist
• Planning phase initiated Monday on new recreational complex in Clinton
• Laurens County Health Care System will offer emergency treatment for stroke victims in the new year
• Act 388 called 'worst piece of legislation for public schools ever passed'
• Allstate rewards students who "X the TXT"
• School District 56 receives federal funding for Teacher Advancement Program
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 4-8
• Program allows out-of-state students to attend college at in-state cost
• Clinton Police still waiting for information on Eric Robertson's disappearance
• County wants extra development funds from ZF deal
• County wants extra development funds from ZF deal
• Laurens County Health Care System will offer emergency treatment for stroke victims in the new year
• School board holds workshop to explain finances
• Agracel, E-site to manage marketing for the City of Clinton
• School District 56 receives federal funding for Teacher Advancement Program
• City of Clinton plans to sell property on Florida Street
• Program allows out-of-state students to attend college at in-state cost
• Tony Maddox to perform at Garden-Song on October 3
• Pharmacy exhibit opens at Clinton Museum
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile schedule Oct. 4-8
• Voters must register by October 2
• Kitty Holtzclaw arrives to Broad Street United Methodist Church
• Scarlet Chord to donate percentage of opening sales to charity
• Allstate rewards students who "X the TXT"
• Clinton Police still waiting for information on Eric Robertson's disappearance
• Act 388 called 'worst piece of legislation for public schools ever passed'
• Scarlet Chord to donate percentage of opening sales to charity
• Allstate rewards students who "X the TXT"
• Clinton Police still waiting for information on Eric Robertson's disappearance
• School board holds workshop to explain finances
• Agracel, E-site to manage marketing for the City of Clinton
• School District 56 receives federal funding for Teacher Advancement Program
• City of Clinton plans to sell property on Florida Street
• Program allows out-of-state students to attend college at in-state cost
• Tony Maddox to perform at Garden-Song on October 3
• Pharmacy exhibit opens at Clinton Museum
• Act 388 called 'worst piece of legislation for public schools ever passed'
• County wants extra development funds from ZF deal
• Laurens County Health Care System will offer emergency treatment for stroke victims in the new year
• School board holds workshop to explain finances
• Agracel, E-site to manage marketing for the City of Clinton
• School District 56 receives federal funding for Teacher Advancement Program
• City of Clinton plans to sell property on Florida Street
• Program allows out-of-state students to attend college at in-state cost
• Tony Maddox to perform at Garden-Song on October 3
• Pharmacy exhibit opens at Clinton Museum
• Clinton Business Association to launch first annual Clinton Classic Cruise-in this fall
• Act 388 has caused more problems for county than city
• Act 388 called 'worst piece of legislation for public schools ever passed'
• County wants extra development funds from ZF deal
• Laurens County Health Care System will offer emergency treatment for stroke victims in the new year
• Agracel, E-site to manage marketing for the City of Clinton
• City of Clinton plans to sell property on Florida Street
• Tony Maddox to perform at Garden-Song on October 3
• Pharmacy exhibit opens at Clinton Museum
• Clinton Business Association to launch first annual Clinton Classic Cruise-in this fall
• Act 388 has caused more problems for county than city
• Requests For Information still down in Laurens County
• Planning Commission approves economic development portion of Comprehensive Plan
• School District 56 receives federal funding for Teacher Advancement Program
• Laurens County residents attend barbeque to support Jeff Duncan's congressional campaign
• County wants extra development funds from ZF deal
• Program allows out-of-state students to attend college at in-state cost
• Brought down
• School board holds workshop to explain finances
• Agracel, E-site to manage marketing for the City of Clinton
• City of Clinton plans to sell property on Florida Street
• School board holds workshop to explain finances
• Planning Commission approves economic development portion of Comprehensive Plan
• Tony Maddox to perform at Garden-Song on October 3
• Clinton Business Association to launch first annual Clinton Classic Cruise-in this fall
• Act 388 has caused more problems for county than city
• Voters must register by October 2
• Requests For Information still down in Laurens County
• Delegation members hold pre-election public meeting
• Pharmacy exhibit opens at Clinton Museum
• New insurance program underway to assist early retirees
• Tony Maddox to perform at Garden-Song on October 3
• Hospital approves $57 million budget for next fiscal year
• Clinton Business Association to launch first annual Clinton Classic Cruise-in this fall
• Act 388 has caused more problems for county than city
• Voters must register by October 2
• Barnwell native hopes to be the next state attorney general
• Requests For Information still down in Laurens County
• Delegation members hold pre-election public meeting
• School board holds workshop to explain finances
• Planning Commission approves economic development portion of Comprehensive Plan
• Hospital approves $57 million budget for next fiscal year
• Voters must register by October 2
• Barnwell native hopes to be the next state attorney general
• Requests For Information still down in Laurens County
• Pharmacy exhibit nears completion at Clinton Museum
• Laurens County Legislative Delegation meeting to be held Monday
• Civil War music presented
• Delegation members hold pre-election public meeting
• Clinton Business Association to launch first annual Clinton Classic Cruise-in this fall
• Act 388
• Planning Commission approves economic development portion of Comprehensive Plan
• New insurance program underway to assist early retirees
• John Farmer no longer seeking school board seat
• Laurens County Legislative Delegation meeting to be held Monday
• Civil War music presented
• Planning Commission approves economic development portion of Comprehensive Plan
• Voters must register by October 2
• John Farmer decides not to run for school board
• Requests For Information still down in Laurens County
• Delegation members hold pre-election public meeting
• Act 388
• New insurance program underway to assist early retirees
• Hospital approves $57 million budget for next fiscal year
• Barnwell native hopes to be the next state attorney general
• Pharmacy exhibit nears completion at Clinton Museum
• Civil War music presented
• Voters must register by October 2
• John Farmer decides not to run for school board
• County council approves deals with Wal-Mart, ZF
• Delegation members hold pre-election public meeting
• Planning Commission approves economic development portion of Comprehensive Plan
• Requests For Information still down in Laurens County
• New insurance program underway to assist early retirees
• Hospital approves $57 million budget for next fiscal year
• Barnwell native hopes to be the next state attorney general
• Pharmacy exhibit nears completion at Clinton Museum
• John Farmer no longer seeking school board seat
• Laurens County Legislative Delegation meeting to be held Monday
• Delegation members hold pre-election public meeting
• Pharmacy exhibit now open at Clinton Museum
• John Farmer no longer seeking school board seat
• Laurens County Legislative Delegation meeting to be held Monday
• Civil War music presented
• Barnwell native hopes to be the next state attorney general
• John Farmer decides not to run for school board
• County council approves deals with Wal-Mart, ZF
• Hospital approves $57 million budget for next fiscal year
• New insurance program underway to assist early retirees
• Laurens County Airport will host SC Breakfast Club
• Pharmacy exhibit now open at Clinton Museum
• John Farmer no longer seeking school board seat
• Laurens County Legislative Delegation meeting to be held Monday
• Civil War music presented
• John Farmer decides not to run for school board
• County council approves deals with Wal-Mart, ZF
• Laurens County Airport will host SC Breakfast Club
• John Farmer decides not to run for school board
• County council approves deals with Wal-Mart, ZF
• John Farmer no longer seeking school board seat
• Clinton 20, Boiling Springs 14
• Pharmacy exhibit now open at Clinton Museum
• Laurens County Legislative Delegation meeting to be held Monday
• Civil War music presented
• Laurens County Airport will host SC Breakfast Club
• Charles Elliott named interim president of Thornwell
• Voters must register by October 2
• Bailey Manor and Chamber of Commerce invite community to participate in city-wide scavenger hunt
• John Farmer will not run for school board
• Clinton Business Association decides to shut down Farmers Market
• Charles Elliott named interim president of Thornwell
• Voters must register by October 2
• Bailey Manor and Chamber of Commerce invite community to participate in city-wide scavenger hunt
• John Farmer will not run for school board
• Bill Tiller named vice president of advancement for Thornwell
• John Farmer decides not to run for school board
• County council approves deals with Wal-Mart, ZF
• John Farmer no longer seeking school board seat
• Charles Elliott named interim president of Thornwell
• Voters must register by October 2
• Bailey Manor and Chamber of Commerce invite community to participate in city-wide scavenger hunt
• John Farmer will not run for school board
• Bill Tiller named vice president of advancement for Thornwell
• Act 388 called worst piece of legislation ever
• County council approves deals with Wal-Mart, ZF
• John Farmer decides not to run for school board
• City Council approves Wood and Partners Inc. to develop recreational facility in Clinton
• Laurens County Health Care System announces budget for new fiscal year
• Clinton Business Association decides to shut down Farmers Market
• Act 388 called worst piece of legislation ever
• Clinton High School Open House
• Laurens County Library to host Teen Fear Factor
• EMS/Fire Report Sept. 10-12
• John Farmer will not run for school board
• Voters must register by October 2
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile Schedule
• Support your team and fight hunger by donating to the Red Devils-Raiders food drive
• County council approves deals with Wal-Mart, ZF
• Film premiering September 10 stars Clinton resident
• City Council approves Wood and Partners Inc. to develop recreational facility in Clinton
• Blue Hose faithful are eagerly anticipating returning to Death Valley to face Clemson again
• Laurens County Health Care System announces budget for new fiscal year
• Charles Elliott named interim president of Thornwell
• Former PLO terrorist to speak at CEP lecture Thursday, September 9
• Hospital Board of Trustees meet to discuss financials
• Clinton Business Association decides to shut down Farmers Market
• Bailey Manor and Chamber of Commerce invite community to participate in city-wide scavenger hunt
• Crime Stoppers will host two fundraisers in September
• Bill Tiller named vice president of advancement for Thornwell
• Blue Hose faithful are eagerly anticipating returning to Death Valley to face Clemson again
• Laurens County Health Care System announces budget for new fiscal year
• Bailey Manor and Chamber of Commerce invite community to participate in city-wide scavenger hunt
• Charles Elliott named interim president of Thornwell
• Former PLO terrorist to speak at CEP lecture Thursday, September 9
• Crime Stoppers will host two fundraisers in September
• Hospital Board of Trustees meet to discuss financials
• Bill Tiller named vice president of advancement for Thornwell
• Clinton Business Association decides to shut down Farmers Market
• Act 388 called worst piece of legislation ever
• Bailey Manor and Chamber of Commerce invite community to participate in city-wide scavenger hunt
• Clinton High School Open House
• Crime Stoppers will host two fundraisers in September
• Laurens County Library to host Teen Fear Factor
• Bill Tiller named vice president for advancement at Thornwell
• EMS/Fire Report Sept. 10-12
• Bill Tiller named vice president of advancement for Thornwell
• John Farmer will not run for school board
• Act 388 called worst piece of legislation ever
• Voters must register by October 2
• Clinton High School Open House
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile Schedule
• EMS/Fire Report Sept. 10-12
• Support your team and fight hunger by donating to the Red Devils-Raiders food drive
• John Farmer will not run for school board
• Film premiering September 10 stars Clinton resident
• City Council approves Wood and Partners Inc. to develop recreational facility in Clinton
• Voters must register by October 2
• Blue Hose faithful are eagerly anticipating returning to Death Valley to face Clemson again
• Laurens County Health Care System announces budget for new fiscal year
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile Schedule
• Charles Elliott named interim president of Thornwell
• Former PLO terrorist to speak at CEP lecture Thursday, September 9
• Support your team and fight hunger by donating to the Red Devils-Raiders food drive
• Laurens County Library to host Teen Fear Factor
• Hospital Board of Trustees meet to discuss financials
• Film premiering September 10 stars Clinton resident
• City Council approves Wood and Partners Inc. to develop recreational facility in Clinton
• Clinton Business Association decides to shut down Farmers Market
• Act 388 called worst piece of legislation ever
• Clinton High School Open House
• John Farmer will not run for school board
• Film premiering September 10 stars Clinton resident
• Voters must register by October 2
• Charles Elliott named interim president of Thornwell
• Laurens County Library Bookmobile Schedule
• Support your team and fight hunger by donating to the Red Devils-Raiders food drive
• Blue Hose faithful are eagerly anticipating returning to Death Valley to face Clemson again
• City Council approves Wood and Partners Inc. to develop recreational facility in Clinton
• Laurens County Health Care System announces budget for new fiscal year
• Former PLO terrorist to speak at CEP lecture Thursday, September 9
• Hospital Board of Trustees meet to discuss financials
• Clinton Business Association decides to shut down Farmers Market
• Bailey Manor and Chamber of Commerce invite community to participate in city-wide scavenger hunt
• Crime Stoppers will host two fundraisers in September
• Bill Tiller named vice president for advancement at Thornwell
• Bill Tiller named vice president of advancement for Thornwell
• Bill Tiller named vice president of advancement for Thornwell
• Film premiering September 10 stars Clinton resident
• Clinton Business Association decides to shut down Farmers Market
• Laurens County Farm Bureau will meet September 14
• Former PLO terrorist to speak at CEP lecture Thursday, September 9
• Hospital Board of Trustees meet to discuss financials
• Citizens Asked to Beware of Burglary Suspects Pretending to be Surveyors,Utility Employees and Perso
• Crime Stoppers will host two fundraisers in September
• Bill Tiller named vice president for advancement at Thornwell
• Laurens County Health Care System announces budget for new fiscal year
• Act 388 called worst piece of legislation ever
• City Council approves Wood and Partners Inc. to develop recreational facility in Clinton
• Laurens County Health Care System announces budget for new fiscal year
• City Council approves Wood and Partners Inc. to develop recreational facility in Clinton
• Hospital Board of Trustees meet to discuss financials
• Bill Tiller named vice president for advancement at Thornwell
• Laurens County Bookmobile schedule
• Laurens County Farm Bureau will meet September 14
• Citizens Asked to Beware of Burglary Suspects Pretending to be Surveyors,Utility Employees and Perso
• Crime Stoppers will host two fundraisers in September
• Former PLO terrorist to speak at CEP lecture Thursday, September 9
• Booster Club meeting
• Laurens County Library presents "Genealogy for Beginners"
• Hospital Board of Trustees meeting held Monday
• Laurens County Development Corporation seeks new opportunities with Upstate Alliance
• United Way luncheon will feature former Atlanta Braves pitcher Jose Alvarez
• Citizens Asked to Beware of Burglary Suspects Pretending to be Surveyors,Utility Employees and Perso
• William Tiller named vice president for advancement at Thornwell
• PC to celebrate 131st academic year in Opening Convocation
• Clinton 28, Woodruff 27
• Former PLO terrorist to speak at CEP lecture Thursday, September 9
• Hospital Board of Trustees meet to discuss financials
• Booster Club meeting
• Crime Stoppers will host two fundraisers in September
• September City Council meeting time changed
• Laurens County Bookmobile schedule
• Laurens County Council approves new hires
• TROOPERS PREPARE ENFORCEMENT FOR FINAL BIG TRAVEL WEEKEND OF SUMMER
• Laurens County Farm Bureau will meet September 14
• Sports events at CHS
• CLINTON YMCA YOUTH SOCCER REGISTRATION
• Laurens County Farm Bureau will meet September 14
• Laurens County Chamber of Commerce ranked second in nation
• Sports events at CHS
• Laurens County Bookmobile schedule
• Laurens County Library presents "Genealogy for Beginners"
• Laurens County Council approves new hires
• Hospital Board of Trustees meeting held Monday
• TROOPERS PREPARE ENFORCEMENT FOR FINAL BIG TRAVEL WEEKEND OF SUMMER
• Laurens County Development Corporation seeks new opportunities with Upstate Alliance
• Laurens County Farm Bureau will meet September 14
• United Way luncheon will feature former Atlanta Braves pitcher Jose Alvarez
• Sports events at CHS
• Citizens Asked to Beware of Burglary Suspects Pretending to be Surveyors,Utility Employees and Perso
• Laurens County Library presents "Genealogy for Beginners"
• William Tiller named vice president for advancement at Thornwell
• Hospital Board of Trustees meeting held Monday
• PC to celebrate 131st academic year in Opening Convocation
• Laurens County Development Corporation seeks new opportunities with Upstate Alliance
• Clinton 28, Woodruff 27
• United Way luncheon will feature former Atlanta Braves pitcher Jose Alvarez
• Booster Club meeting
• Citizens Asked to Beware of Burglary Suspects Pretending to be Surveyors,Utility Employees and Perso
• September City Council meeting time changed
• Clinton 28, Woodruff 27
• High school seniors match previous ACT score despite 1,100 additional test-takers
• Laurens County Chamber of Commerce ranked second in nation
• CLINTON YMCA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IMPROVEMENTS
• Laurens County Bookmobile schedule
• Hospital seeking survey responses
• Laurens County Council approves new hires
• CLINTON YMCA TO HOST NFL'S PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION
• TROOPERS PREPARE ENFORCEMENT FOR FINAL BIG TRAVEL WEEKEND OF SUMMER
• Clinton 28, Woodruff 27
• Hospital Board of Trustees meeting held Monday
• Citizens Asked to Beware of Burglary Suspects Pretending to be Surveyors,Utility Employees and Perso
• High school seniors match previous ACT score despite 1,100 additional test-takers
• United Way luncheon will feature former Atlanta Braves pitcher Jose Alvarez
• Laurens County School District 56 gets three new teachers
• CLINTON YMCA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IMPROVEMENTS
• Citizens Asked to Beware of Burglary Suspects Pretending to be Surveyors,Utility Employees and Perso
• High school seniors match previous ACT score despite 1,100 additional test-takers
• Hospital seeking survey responses
• CLINTON YMCA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IMPROVEMENTS
• CLINTON YMCA TO HOST NFL'S PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION
• Hospital seeking survey responses
• CLINTON YMCA YOUTH SOCCER REGISTRATION
• CLINTON YMCA TO HOST NFL'S PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION
• Board members say they are not leaving because of coaching controversy
• CLINTON YMCA YOUTH SOCCER REGISTRATION
• Laurens County Chamber of Commerce ranked second in nation
• Board members say they are not leaving because of coaching controversy
• Laurens County Bookmobile schedule
• Laurens County Chamber of Commerce ranked second in nation
• Laurens County Council approves new hires
• Laurens County Bookmobile schedule
• Laurens County Development Corporation seeks new opportunities with Upstate Alliance
• Laurens County Council approves new hires
• TROOPERS PREPARE ENFORCEMENT FOR FINAL BIG TRAVEL WEEKEND OF SUMMER
• Laurens County Development Corporation seeks new opportunities with Upstate Alliance
• Laurens County Farm Bureau will meet September 14
• TROOPERS PREPARE ENFORCEMENT FOR FINAL BIG TRAVEL WEEKEND OF SUMMER
• Sports events at CHS
• Laurens County Farm Bureau will meet September 14
• Laurens County Library presents "Genealogy for Beginners"
• Sports events at CHS
• Hospital Board of Trustees meeting held Monday
• Clinton 28, Woodruff 27
• Laurens County Library presents "Genealogy for Beginners"
• United Way luncheon will feature former Atlanta Braves pitcher Jose Alvarez
• Laurens County School District 56 gets three new teachers
• Hospital Board of Trustees meeting held Monday
• Laurens County School District 56 gets three new teachers
• High school seniors match previous ACT score despite 1,100 additional test-takers
• CLINTON YMCA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IMPROVEMENTS
• Hospital seeking survey responses
• CLINTON YMCA TO HOST NFL'S PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION
• CLINTON YMCA YOUTH SOCCER REGISTRATION
• Board members say they are not leaving because of coaching controversy
• Laurens County Chamber of Commerce ranked second in nation
• Laurens County Bookmobile schedule
• Laurens County Council approves new hires
• Laurens County Development Corporation seeks new opportunities with Upstate Alliance
• Sports events at CHS
• Laurens County Library presents "Genealogy for Beginners"
• Hospital Board of Trustees meeting held Monday
• Laurens County School District 56 gets three new teachers
• UPDATED: Still no leads in case involving missing PC student
• High school seniors match previous ACT score despite 1,100 additional test-takers
• Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission take steps toward new water treatment center
• David Pitts
• CLINTON YMCA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IMPROVEMENTS
• Hospital seeking survey responses
• CLINTON YMCA TO HOST NFL'S PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION
• CLINTON YMCA YOUTH SOCCER REGISTRATION
• Board members say they are not leaving because of coaching controversy
• Laurens County Health Care officials report good news for July financials
• Escapee from Laurens County Captured
• Laurens County man pleads guilty to identity theft
• Laurens County Chamber of Commerce ranked second in nation
• Laurens County Council approves new hires
• Laurens County Development Corporation seeks new opportunities with Upstate Alliance
• Council moves forward on getting stimulus funds
• Laurens County Chamber of Commerce ranked second in nation
• Hospital seeking survey responses
• Laurens County Council approves new hires
• Laurens County man pleads guilty to identity theft
• Laurens County Development Corporation seeks new opportunities with Upstate Alliance
• UPDATED: Still no leads in case involving missing PC student
• Hospital Board of Trustees meeting held Monday
• Board members say they are not leaving because of coaching controversy
• Laurens County Health Care officials report good news for July financials
• Escapee from Laurens County Captured
• Laurens County School District 56 gets three new teachers
• Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission take steps toward new water treatment center
• David Pitts
• High school seniors match previous ACT score despite 1,100 additional test-takers
• CLINTON YMCA YOUTH SOCCER REGISTRATION
• CLINTON YMCA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IMPROVEMENTS
• CLINTON YMCA TO HOST NFL'S PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION
• New beginnings
• CLINTON YMCA YOUTH SOCCER REGISTRATION
• Board members say they are not leaving because of coaching controversy
• Breaking News:Escapee from Laurens County Captured
• Laurens County man pleads guilty to identity theft
• CLINTON YMCA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN IMPROVEMENTS
• CLINTON YMCA TO HOST NFL'S PUNT, PASS & KICK COMPETITION
• Laurens County Chamber of Commerce ranked second in nation
• Hospital seeking survey responses
• Laurens County Health Care officials report good news for July financials
• Clinton 27, Newberry 14 (Sat.)
• Cummins/Wham Scholarships given to eight local students
• Breaking News: College Student Reporting Missing
• Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission take steps toward new water treatment center
• High school seniors match previous ACT score despite 1,100 additional test-takers
• Russell and Helen Dean honored by Martha Franks
• Still no leads in case involving missing PC student
• The Clinton-Laurens-Newberry Tennis Association to hold annual Adult Mixed Doubles Tournament
• David Pitts
• Laurens County School District 56 gets three new teachers
• New beginnings
• Council moves forward on getting stimulus funds
• Officials: Laurens County schools have a great year in store
• David Pitts
• Laurens County School District 56 gets three new teachers
• New beginnings
• Council moves forward on getting stimulus funds
• Officials: Laurens County schools have a great year in store
• Board members say they are not leaving because of coaching controversy
• Breaking News:Escapee from Laurens County Captured
• Laurens County man pleads guilty to identity theft
• Clinton 27, Newberry 14 (Sat.)
• Breaking News: College Student Reporting Missing
• Still no leads in case involving missing PC student
• Laurens County Health Care officials report good news for July financials
• Cummins/Wham Scholarships given to eight local students
• Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission take steps toward new water treatment center
• Russell and Helen Dean honored by Martha Franks
• The Clinton-Laurens-Newberry Tennis Association to hold annual Adult Mixed Doubles Tournament
• The Clinton-Laurens-Newberry Tennis Association to hold annual Adult Mixed Doubles Tournament
• David Pitts
• Man being sought in shooting that kills one and injures one
• Laurens County School District 56 gets three new teachers
• New beginnings
• Council moves forward on getting stimulus funds
• Officials: Laurens County schools have a great year in store
• Clinton Museum planning pharmacy exhibit
• Board members say they are not leaving because of coaching controversy
• Breaking News:Escapee from Laurens County Captured
• Laurens County man pleads guilty to identity theft
• Breaking News: College Student Reporting Missing
• CHS-Newberry POSTPONED
• Still no leads in case involving missing PC student
• Laurens County Health Care officials report good news for July financials
• Cummins/Wham Scholarships given to eight local students
• Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission take steps toward new water treatment center
• Russell and Helen Dean honored by Martha Franks
• Still no leads in case involving missing PC student
• Laurens County Health Care officials report good news for July financials
• Cummins/Wham Scholarships given to eight local students
• Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission take steps toward new water treatment center
• Russell and Helen Dean honored by Martha Franks
• David Pitts
• Man being sought in shooting that kills one and injures one
• Council moves forward on getting stimulus funds
• Officials: Laurens County schools have a great year in store
• Clinton Museum planning pharmacy exhibit
• Breaking News:Escapee from Laurens County Captured
• Breaking News: College Student Reporting Missing
• The Clinton-Laurens-Newberry Tennis Association to hold annual Adult Mixed Doubles Tournament
• New beginnings
• Laurens County man pleads guilty to identity theft
• Tips to Crimes Stoppers paying off
• Russell and Helen Dean honored by Martha Franks
• David Pitts
• Man being sought in shooting that kills one and injures one
• Officials: Laurens County schools have a great year in store
• Clinton Museum planning pharmacy exhibit
• Cummins/Wham Scholarships given to eight local students
• Council moves forward on getting stimulus funds
• Breaking News:Escapee from Laurens County Captured
• Breaking News: College Student Reporting Missing
• Laurens County Health Care officials report good news for July financials
• Laurens County Water and Sewer Commission take steps toward new water treatment center
• Officials: Laurens County schools have a great year in store
• Russell and Helen Dean honored by Martha Franks
• Council moves forward on getting stimulus funds
• Tips to Crimes Stoppers paying off
• Man being sought in shooting that kills one and injures one
• clintonchronicle.com and The Clinton Chronicle have new reporter
• Planning Commission hears from development officials on comprehensive plan
• Clinton Museum planning pharmacy exhibit
• Cummins/Wham Scholarships given to eight local students
• Block Party will welcome 360 Presbyterian College freshmen
• Officials: Laurens County schools have a great year in store
• clintonchronicle.com and The Clinton Chronicle have new reporter
• Planning Commission hears from development officials on comprehensive plan
• Cruickshanks president of Association of County Attorneys
• Clinton Museum planning pharmacy exhibit
• Tips to Crimes Stoppers paying off
• LCCT youth auditions set Aug. 24, 24
• Block Party will welcome 360 Presbyterian College freshmen
• Man being sought in shooting that kills one and injures one
• LCCT youth auditions set Aug. 24, 24
• Man being sought in shooting that kills one and injures one
• Cruickshanks president of Association of County Attorneys
• Clinton Museum planning pharmacy exhibit
• Tips to Crimes Stoppers paying off
• clintonchronicle.com and The Clinton Chronicle have new reporter
• Planning Commission hears from development officials on comprehensive plan
• Clinton Museum planning pharmacy exhibit
• Football Jamboree: Clinton 12, Union County 7
• Cruickshanks president of Association of County Attorneys
• Upstate Elected Officials Coming Together For First-Ever Regional Update
• clintonchronicle.com and The Clinton Chronicle have new reporter
• Planning Commission hears from development officials on comprehensive plan
• LCCT youth auditions set Aug. 24, 24
• Youth Rally this weekend in Clinton
• Tips to Crimes Stoppers paying off
• Planning Commission hears from development officials on comprehensive plan
• LCCT youth auditions set Aug. 24, 24
• Tips to Crimes Stoppers paying off
• Upstate Elected Officials Coming Together For First-Ever Regional Update
• Youth Rally this weekend in Clinton
• Football Jamboree: Clinton 12, Union County 7
• Cruickshanks president of Association of County Attorneys
• clintonchronicle.com and The Clinton Chronicle have new reporter
• Cruickshanks president of Association of County Attorneys
• School of Pharmacy to welcome first class
• LCCT youth auditions set Aug. 24, 24
• clintonchronicle.com and The Clinton Chronicle have new reporter
• Planning Commission hears from development officials on comprehensive plan
• Football Jamboree: Clinton 12, Union County 7
• Planning Commission hears from development officials on comprehensive plan
• Cruickshanks president of Association of County Attorneys
• LCCT youth auditions set Aug. 24, 24
• Street sweeper's engine catches fire
• School of Pharmacy to welcome first class
• County approves fund for new fire trucks
• Football Jamboree: Clinton 12, Union County 7
• Cruickshanks president of Association of County Attorneys
• LCCT youth auditions set Aug. 24, 24
• Clinton High School Student Learning the Daycare Business at TenderThoughts in Laurens
• Master Gardener course begins Aug. 19
• Street sweeper's engine catches fire
• School of Pharmacy to welcome first class
• County approves fund for new fire trucks
• Football Jamboree: Clinton 12, Union County 7
• Football Jamboree: Clinton 12, Union County 7
• BI-LO CHARITIES SPONSORS THIRD ANNUAL SUMMER HUNGER RELIEF PROGRAM TO BENEFIT LOCAL FOOD BANK
• Clinton High School Student Learning the Daycare Business at TenderThoughts in Laurens
• Master Gardener course begins Aug. 19
• Street sweeper's engine catches fire
• School of Pharmacy to welcome first class
• County approves fund for new fire trucks
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Laurens County
• Laurens County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Laurens County

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