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Financial, sexual charges against former Lexington County official end with his passing

State prosecutors have dismissed Billy Oswald’s criminal charges after the former attorney and Lexington County Council member died in June. He died following a long illness, said his … more
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Lexington Medical Center named best hospital in metro Columbia

U.S. News & World Report has named Lexington Medical Center as the best hospital in the Columbia metropolitan area for the fifth consecutive year. Lexington Medical Center was also ranked the … more
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Gilbert councilmember graduates from Municipal Elected Officials Institute of Government

Councilmember Fred Taylor from the town of Gilbert has graduated from the Municipal Elected Officials Institute of Government. Graduates received their certificates during the Municipal Association … more
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Lexington mourns Deputy Olson’s death

Master Deputy Jillian Olson always wanted to be one of the “helpers.” “Jillian knew she wanted to be in law enforcement — even as a small child,” said Pastor Frank Anderson, her … more
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Better Business Bureau warns families about AI-powered back-to-school scams

As students head back to the classroom, the BBB Greater Columbia & Charleston is warning families to be on the lookout for a growing number of back-to-school scams, many of which are now being … more
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BMW battery plant nears completion in Upstate SC

WOODRUFF — BMW will begin assembling battery packs for its new, South Carolina-built electric vehicles in December. The German automaker has already hired and begun training more than 300 … more
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Rock Hill inks $1.5B investment deal with pharmaceutical company for former Panthers site

ROCK HILL — A pharmaceutical company and a medical center will purchase 75 acres off Interstate 77 in Rock Hill, taking over land previously slated for a $500 million Carolina Panthers practice … more
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Judge orders state GOP to certify Danny Ford II for US Senate primary

COLUMBIA — Danny Ford II will be on the Aug. 11 ballot for U.S. Senate following a judge’s ruling Tuesday requiring the state GOP to certify his candidacy in time for early voting. Judge … more
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Online prediction markets rile up state lawmakers

CHICAGO — The escalating feud between states and online prediction markets was on full display at a summit of state lawmakers as legislators publicly scolded Kalshi and Polymarket, the two most … more
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Dreaming of fall: Easy apple spice doughnuts

This recipe is for you if you are dreaming of the fall and cooler weather.  There are various recipes around, but this one is really delicious and is baked in the oven in a doughnut pan, so … more
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‘Class A’ pass reveals history of WWII soldier’s service in Japan

Each August, I think of my father’s service in Japan, specifically Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Recently, I came across one of his base passes that had been hiding from me all these years. Dad was … more
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More assertive Chapin council introduces laws that mayor criticizes as power grab

The tug-of-war for the center of political power at Chapin Town Hall continued last week when council members introduced ordinances that would give them a clearer role in the town’s legal affairs … more
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Lexington police seek details in 2022 killing

The homicide case of local music promoter “T-Rob Smooth” remains active and open after four years. Lexington Police Chief Terrence Green is renewing a plea for the community's assistance as … more
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New Walmart could be coming to Lexington

According to Lexington County Planning Commission activity documents, plans were submitted in June for a project listed as "West Lexington Walmart - Augusta Highway." The proposed Walmart grocery … more
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Can it really be time for school?

It’s still summertime by the calendar, it’s hot and humid and it’s not past Labor Day! But local schools opened their doors on Tuesday, Aug. 4.. Your school supplies may be purchased this … more
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Sheriff’s department holds ‘Touch-a-Truck’ event at Lexington High

The fifth annual Lexington County Sheriff’s Department Touch-a-Truck event was held from 9-11 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, at Lexington High School. Touch-a-Truck is a hands-on event that gives … more
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GILBERT NEWS: Church hosts Teachers’ Appreciation Luncheon

First Baptist Church of Gilbert celebrated its 25th Teachers' Appreciation Luncheon on Friday, July 31. The church’s first luncheon was held in 2001, one week before school began. The first … more
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: Hyam Solomon, the forgotten Founding Father

Say “Founding Fathers,” and the names pour forth. George Washington and Benjamin Franklin. Thomas Jefferson and John Adams. Patrick Henry and John Hancock. The list goes on and on, dozens of … more
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Miss Cocky Boutique to open Lexington store

Miss Cocky Boutique, which specializes in University of South Carolina-licensed clothing and Southern fashion, plans to open its third storefront location in Lexington. In mid-August, the … more
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School District 5 chapter shines in SkillsUSA National Conference

The SkillsUSA chapter at the Center for Advanced Technical Studies was once again successful at the SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta on June 16, School District Five of … more
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Lexington District 2 students to get free breakfast, lunch

All Lexington School District Two students will eat breakfast and lunch meals at school at no cost during the 2026-27 school year with the district’s participation in the Community Eligibility … more
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PELION HAPPENINGS: Senior center, library plan bevy of events

The Pelion Senior Center will play Beulah Bingo on Tuesday, Aug. 11 and participate in crafts on Wednesday, Aug. 12. The group will hear a presentation on dairy and injury prevention on Thursday, … more
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Sheriff: Lexington County deputy dies in training dive

Authorities say a Lexington County sheriff’s deputy has drowned in Lake Murray during an underwater dive team training session. Deputy Jillian Olson, 29, died while training with fellow … more
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Mathnasium of Lexington has new owner, new location

Mathnasium of Lexington is entering a new chapter with a transition in ownership, a new location and a community celebration planned to welcome families into the center’s future. As of … more
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Lexington Health Chapin extends urgent care hours

Lexington Health Chapin will extend its urgent care hours beginning Sunday, Aug. 2. The new operating hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, aligning with Lexington Health’s other urgent care locations … more
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