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Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County for the week of April 18

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Titanic’s other casualties

Your ancestors were in a state of shock 112 years ago. How could the RMS Titanic, the engineering marvel of its age, a ship designed with such exacting care that it was proclaimed … more

Vocalists to honor female country stars at Harbison Theatre April 19

When it comes to classic country music, there are certain names that are legendary; their iconic status will remain forever unchallenged. Think about Willie Nelson or Johnny Cash or George Strait. more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County for the week of April 11

Here is what you can do this week! more

Think the ’24 election is Ugly? Try 1828

Brace yourself, America. 2024’s Biden-Trump II: Grumpier Old Men is showing all the signs of being an especially ugly election. At ages 81 and 77, respectively, this will be the last election … more

Tartan Day South event in Cayce honors Celtic culture

This four-day event began on Thursday, April 4 at Steel Hands Brewery in Cayce with an evening of music with Celtic Conundrum. On Friday, April 5, a Celtic concert was held at the Icehouse … more
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Wild reactions: How animals behave during an eclipse

For many, an eclipse like the one on April 8 is a once-in-a-lifetime event. A total solar eclipse is a rare occurrence, and the one on Monday was special as it crossed the United States, meaning even … more
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Aviation’s Unlikely Heroine

Fishermen see a lot when they’re at sea. But the pair looking for flounder off the coast of Nova Scotia, Canada, had never encountered anything like this. more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County for the week of April 4

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Midlands Tech students send project to space

Three… two… one… blast off! That’s what Midland’s Technical College students will be hearing as they watch their project blast into space at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County for the week of March 28

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The other time Japan attacked Pearl Harbor

You know, Japan’s devastating attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. It was Dec. 7, 1941.  But what about March 4, 1942, the second time Pearl Harbor came under Japanese attack?  more

Photos: 2024 South Congaree Bull Bash

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Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County for the week of March 21

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Photos: 2024 Shamrock Parade

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Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County for the week of March 14

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Ike’s Secret Baseball Career

Baseball fans are in a tizzy of excitement with the 2024 season’s opening day now in sight. By month’s end, they’ll once again hear the words they’ve pined for since late last fall: “Play ball!” more

Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of March 7

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Tuning in to tragedy

When nature is at its worst, Americans are at their very best. more
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History of Lexington’s Main Street

Although it has undergone tremendous changes through the years, the town of Lexington’s Main Street has always played a vital part in the economy of the town and the county. It started off in … more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of Feb. 29

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Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of Feb. 22

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Photos: Lexington County Chili Cookoff draws big crowd for 10th annual event

The annual Lexington County Chili Cookoff was back in action for a 10th time Feb. 18, continuing to draw big crowds with its mix of community and warming grub. This year, the event spilled into the … more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of Feb. 15

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Large crowd takes a cold plunge to fund Special Olympics efforts

A large crowd got cold and wet for a good cause Feb. 10. What looked to be about 1,000 people showed up for the 2024 Lake Murray Polar Plunge near the reservoir’s dam, running into the less than hospitable water as part of an annual effort to raise money for Special Olympics South Carolina. more
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