News Summary
The Laurens County Community Guide has been upgraded to better serve residents and visitors. With a dual-section design, it promotes local attractions, historical sites, and outdoor activities. Contributors collaborated for stunning photography to enhance the presentation. The guide aims to attract tourists and newcomers alike, showcasing the vibrant culture and offerings of Laurens County, including a focus on food, arts, and history as the region prepares for significant celebrations.
Laurens County Unveils Enhanced Community Guide Promoting Tourism and Local Culture
The Laurens County Community Guide has undergone significant enhancements to better serve both residents and visitors. The latest version of this local guide, which has been a biennial publication for decades, has introduced a refreshed format and a dual-section document aimed at promoting the diverse offerings within the county. The two sections are titled “Live in Laurens County” and “Visit in Laurens County.”
The project, spearheaded by the Tourism Marketing Manager for the Laurens County Chamber, has been months in the making. Collaboration with the Laurens County Soil and Water Conservation District was instrumental in providing stunning photography to accompany the guide’s content.
The front cover features an eye-catching photograph of a sunset at LushAcres Farm, taken by local photographer Kimberly Fuhman, setting an inviting tone for prospective visitors. The second section of the guide focuses more on visitor interests, emphasizing local art and entertainment. This section showcases a captivating cover image of The Old Soul Treehouse, photographed by Michelle Mogavero.
As Laurens County prepares to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War, the guide highlights historical significance, featuring 14 local battle sites and information on the Laurens County Museum. This aspect aims to attract history enthusiasts and tourists interested in exploring the rich past of the area.
Local Highlights and Community Resources
The guide does not only focus on historical attractions but also emphasizes the county’s commitment to greenspaces and outdoor activities. It showcases various options for recreation and leisure, while the arts and culture section includes mentions of The Art Group (T.A.G.) in Clinton and the Artist’s Coop in Laurens, providing insights into the vibrant local arts scene.
Moreover, local dining options are featured prominently to support the area’s restaurants, with contributions from Jamie Sanderson, known as The Culinary Encourager, providing valuable insights into the culinary landscape of Laurens County. Visitors will find a calendar of annual events that will help them plan their trips and engage with the community.
Community Engagement and Accessibility
In recent years, South Carolina has gained popularity as a relocation destination due to its affordability, job opportunities, and options for retirement. The Laurens County Community Guide serves as a critical resource in building awareness about the unique offerings of the county and enhancing its appeal for newcomers and visitors alike.
Free copies of the guide are readily available at Visitor Centers across the state, as well as the Laurens County Chamber, the Laurens County Museum, and various member businesses. For added convenience, the Community Guide is accessible online on the Laurens County Chamber’s Issuu page, allowing potential visitors and residents to explore it from anywhere.
The revitalized Laurens County Community Guide stands as a testament to the area’s commitment to promoting its attractions, culture, and community resources effectively, thereby fostering local pride and enriching the experience of everyone in the region.
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