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Chapin man arrested on child sexual abuse material charges

A Chapin resident was arrested recently for sexual exploitation of a minor. more

The Catch-Up: New Lexington Medical Center location opens

Lexington Medical Center has opened its newest care facility. more

Lexington County: 20 mph subdivision speed limit will soon be in effect

The Lexington Police Department has confirmed that all in-town neighborhoods will now have a posted speed limit of 20 miles per hour. more

Lexington County church opens up warming center as temperatures drop

With temperatures dipping into the 20s and teens this week, a local church in the Red Bank area has decided to open a warming center for anyone in need.  more

Nonprofit works to make Irmo’s Friarsgate a community hub

Irmo residents have established a neighborhood nonprofit focused on bringing people together. more

Henry’s of Cayce, set to close, hit with lawsuit related to DUI deaths

The Cayce bar and restaurant is set to close later this month, citing the state’s escalating liquor liability costs. more

Central Midlands Council of Governments has $2.9M to spend on seniors by September

Senior Citizens across the Midlands can get help covering expenses. more

Fairfax man arrested after chase that started in Swansea

A Fairfax man was arrested on drug charges after leading police, including Swanea officers, on a chase. more

Lexington County GOP elects new chair, ousted chair continues to deny removal

The Lexington County GOP has a new chair – though the previous chair, recently ousted, continues to act as though she’s leading the local Republican Party. more

3 Lexington 1 schools graded poorly in school report cards, pushing to improve

Three Lexington County School District 1 schools that didn’t do well on the latest SC School Report Cards have plans to improve students' academic performance. more

Chapin seeks public input on potential development projects

The town of Chapin is seeking ideas for how to use a piece of land being surveyed.  more

State Sen. Nikki Setzler to retire: good leaders know ‘when to let somebody else lead’

Come November, the longest-tenured sitting state senator in the U.S. will no longer reside in Lexington County. more

With severe weather threatening again, Lexington County schools to dismiss early Friday

With the National Weather Service predicting a second day of severe weather this week, some Lexington County school districts are shifting to a half-day schedule for the day. more

December Cayce shooting deemed gang-related, arrests made

Four people have been arrested after a December shooting in Cayce that has been deemed to be gang-related. more

Restaurant owners strategize around rising insurance rates, seek help from SC lawmakers

The second session of the 125th South General Assembly began this week, and activists are calling attention to proposed legislation that could modernize liability laws in the Palmetto State.  more

State legislators: Liquor liability, education, hate crimes bill among 2024 priorities

State senators and representatives shared their priorities with the media before the 2024 legislative session began this week. more

National Weather Service confirms tornado touched down near Chapin

A tornado touched down along the shores of Lake Murray during Tuesday’s storms. more

Chapin man arrested on meth, fentanyl, marijuana and crack charges

A Chapin man has been arrested by Lexington County narcotics agents after drugs were found inside his home. more

Potential downtown Lexington hotel hits snag, as Board of Appearance says no

Despite a day of nasty weather, the town went ahead with the anticipated meeting, where the highest-profile item concerned the proposed Courtyard by Marriott looking to inhabit a vacant lot next to Bodhi Thai. more

PickleGarden owner, Congaree Riverkeeper respond to pushback on Saluda River development

The recent announcement of a new business headed for the shores of the Saluda River was met with a swell of pushback. more

Lexington County braces for severe weather Tuesday, schools shift to e-learning

With a strong storm system set to make its way through the Midlands Tuesday, Jan. 8, Lexington County school districts and government entities are announcing changes to their schedules. more

Five Lexington County restaurants received C grades in December

Five Lexington County restaurants received a C, the lowest Food Grade given out by the state Department of Health and Environmental Control, during the month of December. more

Lexington to consider proposal for downtown hotel

The Town of Lexington will give consideration to a proposed downtown hotel this week. Developers looking to bring a Courtyard by Marriott to a vacant lot at 116 E Main St. next to Bodhi Thai are … more

Lexington County’s 2023: Smallwood Cove, Methodist departures, candidate visits and more

Looking back at an eventful year in Lexington County. more

Lexington County Detention Center received C from DHEC in December

The Lexington County Detention Center received a C, the lowest Food Grade given out by the state Department of Health and Environmental Control, for the second time in less than two years. more
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