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SC candidates for US Senate clash over diversity programs in final days of campaign sprint

WEST COLUMBIA — As candidates sprinted to make their pitches to voters ahead of the special Senate election Tuesday, Aug. 11, questions over what qualifies as diversity, equity and inclusion have … more
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Koehler retires; Vizitei named AllSouth Federal Credit Union president

COLUMBIA — AllSouth Federal Credit Union has announced that President and CEO Bill Koehler will retire Friday, Aug. 14, following more than 40 years in financial services and 35 years of leadership … more
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Lexington 1 students post gains, outperform state on 2026 assessments

Lexington County School District One students posted gains across multiple state assessments released Monday, Aug. 10, by the South Carolina Department of Education. District results exceeded … more
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Lexington Chamber offers seminar on nonprofit fundraising growth

The Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center’s Nonprofit Council will host an educational seminar focused on helping area nonprofit organizations expand their fundraising capacity through strategic … more
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Lexington council honors Hite for holiday light show

A Lexington man was honored Monday, Aug. 3, for his many years of bringing smiles and joy to local families during the Christmas season. The Lexington Town Council recognized Jerry Hite, along … more
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Looking for a cool spot? Theater is the place to be

Since its opening on July 31, the new movie “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” has been widely successful. “As a young adult, I really connected with ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ because of … more
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'No shortcuts’: Irmo arborist transforms passion for recreational climbing into family business

If you spend enough time driving through the tree-lined neighborhoods of Lexington County, you might catch a glimpse of David Morris hanging from an overhead branch. As a certified arborist and … more
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The Gatlic Group announces leadership transition

The Gatlic Group, a Lexington-based merchant services and business solutions company, has announced a new chapter in its leadership as founder Steven Morris transitions from the business and … more
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COMMENTARY: Lexington County Sports Complex can bring opportunity home

On any given weekend in Lexington County, you'll find families enjoying the Congaree River, Icehouse Amphitheater, fishing on Lake Murray, gathering at a local farmers market or cheering on young … more
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Lexington 2 students post gains in statewide testing

Lexington School District Two students posted gains in several core subject areas in statewide testing results released this week by the S.C. Department of Education, achieving test scores at the … more
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MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS: Understanding neurodivergence and mental well-being

As always, what I share with you in my columns is intended for informational purposes only. For specific care for yourself and/or a loved one, always consult with a professional who you see … more
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Harbison Theatre announces its 15th season of shows

The Harbison Theatre at Midlands Technical College has unveiled its 2026–27 season, bringing a lineup of music, comedy, family entertainment, live conversations and  performances to the … more
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Lexington girl crowned Little Miss SC pageant royalty

The Little Miss and Teen Miss South Carolina Pageant recently celebrated its 55th pageant at the Francis Marion University Performing Arts Center in Florence. Contestants from across South … more
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Educators, community volunteer honored at America 250 tea party

GREENWOOD — Guests from across South Carolina gathered Saturday, Aug. 1 for an America 250! tea party to commemorate two significant anniversaries. The first marked the 250th anniversary of … more
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Dry as salt: An alluring portrait of life in a harsh place

JEKYLL ISLAND, Ga., July 26 — Beach View Drive crosses a peninsula of desiccated marsh. Amid cars, I parked just off Beach View Drive to visit Driftwood Beach. The moment I stepped out, steaming, … more
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PELION NEWS: Golf tourney set to support town hall, caboose restoration

There will be a Pelion restoration fundraiser golf tournament at 9 a.m. on Sept. 18. Funds raised from this event will be used to restore the old town hall and caboose and provide updates needed for … more
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GILBERT NEWS: Gilbert-Summit Branch Library thanks community for support

The 2026 summer reading program “Unearth a Story” featured a prehistoric, dinosaur-themed celebration of reading and activities. Throughout the summer, toddlers, children and teens enjoyed weekly … more
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Try these elegant curried chicken salad tea sandwiches

These small bites of savory and sweet perfection are simple to make. They are served at some of the most deluxe locations in the world, yet are perfect for tea or lunch right here in South … more
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Pelion police chief: Prevent crime by closing garage doors

Pelion Police Chief Chris Garner says that an open garage door is an open invitation for criminals to help themselves to your property.  “It takes a thief less than 30 seconds to walk … more
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One Columbia opens search for next city poet laureate

Jennifer Bartell Boykin has served as the second poet laureate of the city of Columbia since 2023. Her four-year term ends on Dec. 31, and she will not seek a second term.  “Poetry saved … more
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SCDOT gets $23.5M federal grant to help replace aging bridges

COLUMBIA — The federal government is giving South Carolina a hand in  replacing its aging bridges, the state transportation agency announced Thursday, Aug. 6. Replacing old and … more
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SC utility regulators set January deadline for decision on Dominion, NextEra merger

COLUMBIA — South Carolina regulators are expected to make a decision within six months on whether to approve a utility mega merger valued at $67 billion. The state Public Service … more
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22 years later, Mark Sanford brings pigs back to the Statehouse, this time over DC spending

COLUMBIA — More than two decades after then-Gov. Mark Sanford carried two piglets into the Statehouse to protest the state budget, the now-U.S. Senate candidate reproduced the stunt — at least, … more
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Historic portraits telling the story of Black South Carolinians now online through USC library

COLUMBIA — A young boy looks directly into the camera with his arms wrapped around his pet rooster. A boxer crouches in a fighting stance, gloves up in front of his face. Nurses dressed … more
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Deputy Olson ‘lived boldly, loved fiercely’

To her parents, friends and coworkers, Jillian Hope Olson was a bona fide hero. To her young nephew, Lochlann, she was a larger-than-life superhero, capable of righting wrongs and fighting injustice … more
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