About Laurens

Located near the intersection of I-385 and I-26, Laurens currently is home to just under 10,000 South Carolinians. Once a leader in textile and glass production, most industry has closed in the city within the last few decades. Today, Laurens serves primarily as a residential and suburban neighborhood, providing residents with quality services ranging from excellent resources in town to recreational programs and well-maintained properties. Although Laurens is 39 miles southeast of Greenville, the easy to use I-385 allows residents to reach downtown in about 45 minutes. Many residents of an apartment or home rental in Laurens choose to take advantage of the commuter rail system that avoids traffic and parking problems. The Laurens County Airport is on the eastern boundaries of the city.

An extensive public education system operates 6 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, 2 high schools, and a hybrid middle/high school. An assortment of private and parochial schools can also be found locally. Piedmont Technical College at Laurens is a valuable option for residents looking for quality vocational training. Residents of a Laurens house or apartment for rent also take pride in local attractions, including Bethel A.M.E. Church, Lake Rabon, the Old 96 District, The Artist's Coop, and the famous Watts - Todd - Dunklin House. The annual Squealin' On The Square is also quite popular, with over 7,000 residents traditionally attending each year.

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