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The Catch-up: Cayce Elementary holds 4th Unified Day

Cayce Elementary held their 4th Unified Day this past week. As part of being a Special Olympics School, the goal of Unified Day is to “provide an opportunity for students. more
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Lexington area dance companies team up for Starlight Gala April 19

Typically, on the weekends, the Icehouse Amphitheater is the place to go for live rock, soul or country bands. The stage is usually set up with drums and amps for rockers or honky-tonkers or funk fiends. more
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April is Autism Awareness Month. This Midlands Tech student encourages individuality

One in 36. This is the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding the number of children who have been identified as being on the autism spectrum disorder. more
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Lexington Medical Center opens new facilities, honors nurses

Lexington Medical Center has opened up the doors to two more facilities in the Midlands. more
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Georgetown, S.C. superintendent Price selected for Lexington One superintendent-elect, superintendent positions

Keith Price has been selected as the superintendent-elect/superintendent for Lexington County School District One. “We are delighted to announce Mr. Keith Price as our new … more
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Former Lexington 1 superintendent Little to be next Midlands Tech president

Gregory D. Little will be Midlands Technical College’s seventh president. The Midlands Technical College Commission made the selection after four finalists, including Vicky Wood, … more
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S.C. Senate passes bipartisan proposal to decrease sales of illegal e-cigarettes

In light of increased numbers of e-cigarettes being confiscated from school-aged children, the South Carolina Senate has passed a bipartisan proposal that aims to crack down on the number of illegal … more
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The Catch-up: Lexington Mental Health Center to partner with West Columbia, Cayce Police Departments for new program

The Lexington County Mental Health Center recently announced a partnership with the West Columbia and Cayce Police Department to have a mental health professional from the center work alongside … more
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6 Lexington County restaurants received C grades in January

Six Lexington County restaurants received a C grade, the lowest food grade given out by the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control, during the month of January. more
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Cheers for charity at comedy benefit show at Old Mill

Comedy for charity takes the stage at Old Mill Brewpub April 12 for a 90-minute show. A T & Love events hosts their first comedy benefit event with all ticket proceeds going towards Camp … more
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New York Voices join the S.C. Jazz Masterworks Ensemble at the Harbison Theatre April 13

The S.C. Jazz Masterworks Ensemble is a powerful group. An 18-piece big jazz band made up of some of the best players in the region, they make a skilled, powerful case for the state of modern jazz … more
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Lexington County fire departments are a part of Fire Safe South Carolina

Lexington County Fire Service, Cayce Fire Department, Irmo Fire District and West Columbia Fire Department received Fire Safe South Carolina 2023 Community Designation from Fire Safe South Carolina … more
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S.C. Housing relaunches, reinvigorates statewide rental housing search tool

COLUMBIA – S.C. Housing announces the launch of SCHousingSearch.com, a user-friendly rental search website designed to streamline the process of finding rental properties across South Carolina. … more
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Lexington County Announces New “Zero Tolerance For Litter” Campaign

If you’ve been out and about recently around Lexington County, you might have seen some litter lying around on the ground, just as we all do. But that might change soon thanks to a new … more
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Lexington One superintendent finalists include current superintendents in S.C., Va., Iowa

The Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees has selected three finalists, all of them current school district superintendents around the country, for the position of superintendent/superintendent-elect. more
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'A mix between science and art': Controlled burns help land

"It's a natural process. Before there were people here, there was fire," said Kenny Robertson, unit forester for the Lynches River Unit of the South Carolina Forestry Commission. more
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The Catch-up: Public Service Commission announces public hearings in Dominion Energy case

The South Carolina Public Service Commission recently released a schedule of public hearings in the Dominion Energy South Carolina case.  more
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Two Lexington County sheriff candidates discuss issues with crime, leadership

Two out of the four candidates running for Lexington County sheriff appeared at an event hosted by Lexington County Republicans on Thursday, March 28 to answer questions and hear concerns from locals. more
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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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Lexington County conservation needs highlighted in national initiative from American Farmland Trust

Lexington County’s agriculture, business, quality of life and environment are the focus of an analysis project made possible by national and state organizations.  more
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Oak Grove Elementary’s Bartolotti named Lexington One Teacher of the Year

Lexington County School District One has named their district Teacher of the Year, Oak Grove Elementary’s Cheryl Bartolotti. more
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Pelion is the third municipality to receive a ‘Spring Sweep’

It’s time for Pelion to get clean. more
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Lexington County Council seeks to resolve road maintenance conflict

Lexington County Council appears to have begun making peace with town leaders in the county. But it may take a while. more
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Riverbank Elementary students win Lexington 2 cooking competition

On March 28, 13 elementary students from across Lexington County School District 2 competed in the Future Chef Competition. more
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Irmo looks to move from history-packed town hall to a new one

While eyes are set on a new town hall, Irmo residents and leaders have a plethora of history to reflect upon in the old town hall.  more
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