If you would like us to print you a copy, please come by City Hall.
This is a series we’d love to continue and grow, and it’s made possible by participation from our local businesses. Since features are submission-based, there may be weeks without a spotlight. Your involvement helps keep Talk of the Town Tuesday going!
To submit your business, please click the link: https://forms.gle/B1tKhVwPveTpdhDR8
Electrecom will be drilling and running conduit throughout the city as part of a Blue Ridge fiber installation project. Work will take place on Old Norris Rd, Summit Dr, Liberty Hwy, Stewart Gin, Harry Davis, Sunset Dr, Gilstrap Dr, Faye St, Belleview Dr, N. Palmetto, Blue Ridge Dr, Crestwood Dr, Davis Rd, Pickens Dr, W. Front St, Virginia Dr, Mountain View Dr, S. Peachtree St, Hunter Mill Rd.
Please be aware of crews and equipment in these areas and thank you for your patience and understanding as this important infrastructure work is completed.
REGISTER NOW!
Sign ups will close on February 6th. Registration fees are $80/per athlete and a $10 late fee will apply for anyone who signs up after February 6th.
Give us a call or use this link: https://libertyparksandrec.com/registration to register. (To avoid paying processing fees for multiple siblings you can bring cash/check to the recreation department.)
Baseball/Softball: 6U, 8U, 10U, 12U (Fee includes jersey + hat)
Flag Football/Soccer: 6U, 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U (Fee includes jersey + shorts)
Volleyball: 10U, 12U, 14U (Fee includes jersey + socks)
If you're visiting Liberty for a game night, check out some of our locals favorite food spots: Fiesta, Liberty Bell, No Vacancy on Commerce. And then stop by Pendleton Candy Company for dessert!
We hope to see you around!
AGENDA
City of Liberty- Regular Session
January 12th, 2026 – 6:45 pm
Rosewood Center- 419 E Main St., Liberty, SC 29657
• Call to Order
o Mayor Andrea Wagner
• Invocation
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Public Session
o (Speakers are allowed 3 minutes)
• Approval of Minutes
o December 8th, 2025- Regular Session Minutes
o January 6th, 2025- Work Session Minutes
• New Business (First Readings / Resolutions)
o Updates to Business License Ordinance- Adding Class 6 to the rate scale, as required by the state due to NAICS correlations, and incorporating Fire Safety regulations.
• Old Business (Second Readings)
o Updates to Article II- Council, Sec. 2-42 Appearance of citizens.
o Updates to Article II-Council, Sec. 2-41- Agenda.
• City / Financial Report
o Deputy Administrator, Bailee Locke
• City Council Comments
o Mikail Cantley (Ward 1)
o Gerald Wilson (Ward 2)
o Bo Cooley (Ward 3)
o Jeff Massie (Ward 4)
o Jon Humphrey (At-Large)
o Rhonda Whitaker (At-Large)
• Mayor’s Announcements
• Adjournment
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January 10, 2026
A quorum of the Liberty City Council will attend the Liberty Community Social – 150th Anniversary Kickoff. No official action or voting will take place.
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Sign ups will run through February 6th. Registration fees are $80/per athlete and a $10 late fee will apply for anyone who signs up after February 6th.
Come see us at the rec OR use this link: https://libertyparksandrec.com/registration to register. (To avoid paying processing fees for multiple siblings you can bring cash/check to the recreation department.)
Baseball/Softball: 6U, 8U, 10U, 12U (Fee includes jersey + hat)
Flag Football/Soccer: 6U, 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U (Fee includes jersey + shorts)
Volleyball: 10U, 12U, 14U (Fee includes jersey + socks)
Join us this Saturday, January 10, for the Community Social with Council as we officially kick off Liberty’s 150-Year Anniversary celebration!
This relaxed event is a great chance to meet our newly elected City Council. During the event, we’ll be unveiling the City’s official 150th anniversary logo for the very first time, plus announcing another exciting surprise you won’t want to miss.
Saturday, January 10
3:00–5:00 PM
Rosewood Center
West Front Street, between 521 W. Front Street and 18 Cooper Street, also known as Thrill Hill, has been temporarily closed due to safety hazards.
The roadway will remain closed until a full assessment is completed and officials determine that no safety risks remain. Once the area is deemed safe, the road will be reopened to the public.
We appreciate your cooperation and understand that this closure may be frustrating and require detours or extended travel times. Keeping our community safe is our top priority.
Thank you for your patience and understanding.
8U boys will be playing at Mills Gym and 10U girls/boys will be play at City Gym.
Admission: $5.00 (5 and under free) cash or online https://libertyparksandrec.com/events
Come spend your Saturday in the gym with us - See you there!
We're kicking off "Talk of the Town" this week with: The Nail Loft
In February 2025, a new beauty space opened its doors in Liberty. The Nail Loft was built with intention, creativity, and a deep love for community.
From day one, Liberty showed up, and that support has helped turn a dream into a growing local favorite for the Nail Loft Owner Vinny Scavone.
The idea behind The Nail Loft started with a passion for creativity and a desire to create a place where people could truly relax and feel cared for. As Vinny shared, "God lined it up", and he stepped into the opportunity with faith and purpose. That heart is felt the moment you walk through the door.
Today, The Nail Loft offers everything from structured gel services and Luminary gel to builder gel, acrylics, gel polish, pedicures, nail art, nail repair, seasonal specials, and gift cards. Each service is designed not just for beauty, but for confidence, comfort, and self-care.
One of the most meaningful moments so far has been watching the Liberty community embrace the salon. Meeting new clients who instantly feel at home and seeing familiar faces return again and again has made every step of the journey worthwhile.
Looking ahead, The Nail Loft plans to continue rolling out seasonal discounts, new services, and community collaborations. There are also plans to join the Chamber of Commerce in 2026 and become even more involved locally.
You can find The Nail Loft in the heart of Liberty at 28 S Commerce Street. Appointments can be booked online, and you can connect with them on Facebook and Instagram to stay up to date.
More than a salon, The Nail Loft is a space built on connection, creativity, and genuine care. Vinny is grateful for Liberty’s support and excited for what’s ahead, they are proud to be growing right alongside the community.
Have you visited yet? Share your favorite experience in the comments or tag a friend who could use a little pampering.
If you are a local business and would like to be featured in an upcoming Talk of the Town Tuesday, please submit your business using this form: https://forms.gle/L3kYZDqye7AAU5B78
- You have two months to submit your business license renewal before penalties are applied.
- You may renew your license anytime between now and April 30.
- Penalties will be applied beginning May 1.
- If you did not receive a renewal application in the mail, please complete the business license application: https://files-backend.assets.thrillshare.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/5515/Col/950850dd-e61c-4d27-8dfb-312272fc690d/2627-Business-License-Application-fillable.pdf?disposition=inline
- If your business is required to pay hospitality taxes, ensure all necessary taxes for the year 2025 have been paid and reported to the city to avoid any delays in the approval process for your 2026-2027 business license.
- Proof of revenue must be included for the City to process your license. This may be provided in the form of a letter from your accountant or your tax documentation.
- Failure to receive a renewal notice does not exempt you from penalties.
If you are interested in coaching a spring sport, please fill out the google form provided. This does not guarantee you will be chosen, as all submissions will be carefully reviewed by the recreation director and athletic coordinator. All applicants must be able to pass a background check.
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Sign ups will run through February 6th. Registration fees are $80/per athlete and a $10 late fee will apply for anyone who signs up after February 6th.
Scan the QR or use this link: https://libertyparksandrec.com/registration to register.
Baseball/Softball: 6U, 8U, 10U, 12U (Fee includes jersey + hat)
Flag Football/Soccer: 6U, 8U, 10U, 12U, 14U (Fee includes jersey + shorts)
Volleyball: 10U, 12U, 14U (Fee includes jersey + socks)
As we enter 2026, let’s leave bad habits in 2025. Please remember not to pour grease down your drains, as it is extremely harmful—not only to your sewer lines, but to the entire system.
Also, do not flush rags, wipes, or hygiene products down your pipes. Our goal is to maintain and protect the integrity of our water and sewer lines for as long as possible.
Let’s all do our part—don’t be the neighbor who backs up the whole block! 😊
LIBERTY CITY COUNCIL
WORKING SESSION
January 6th, 2026, at 6:45pm
Rosewood Center
419 E Main St. Liberty, SC 29657
• Mayor and Council Orientation & Training (MASC) – Rob Wolfe, Field Representative
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