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GILBERT NEWS: Shiloh United Methodist plans Lunch & Learn for Oct. 1

Shiloh United Methodist Church invites the community to its October Lunch & Learn program. “Beyond Loss: Seeing Dementia Through the Lens of Grace” will be the topic on Thursday, Oct. 1. … more
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Cayce joins national ‘America the Entrepreneurial’ campaign

During its meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 16, the Cayce City Council adopted an “America the Entrepreneurial” proclamation recognizing 2026 as a year to celebrate entrepreneurship and the … more
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: Learn about the ship that tried to save the Titanic

What is it about that frigid April night that haunts us so relentlessly? More than a century has passed. Other tragedies have horrified us: the Hindenburg, Chernobyl, the Challenger. Each an … more
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Places with memorable names that you just can’t forget

Thirteen years ago, I wrote of highways with memorable names. I mentioned the intersection of Whiskey Road and Easy Street in Aiken as one of the country’s more photographed road signs. In Albany, … more
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SC Supreme Court to decide if governor overstepped sending National Guard to DC

CLEMSON — A legal challenge over Gov. Henry McMaster’s decision to send National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., could test the bounds of the governor’s power as the state’s commander in … more
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As SC diesel prices rise, so do economic impact fears

The rising cost of diesel fuel is threatening the livelihood of South Carolina’s truckers, driving fears of inflation spikes and forcing operational changes at the Port of Charleston as the … more
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SC drivers can take UTVs to the roads later this year. Until then, DMV says to keep them home

COLUMBIA — Owners of utility task vehicles can start driving the small, enclosed vehicles on public roads this year  under a new law . The vehicles, which are popular among farmers, … more
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Penguins, cats and tortoises: SCETV to release series teaching about zoo animals

COLUMBIA — Anyone who’s longed for a closer look at a zoo animal and its habitat will get that chance with a series of videos created through the state’s public broadcasting network. … more
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Whit’s Frozen Custard opens in Lexington

Whit’s Frozen Custard is officially open in Lexington, bringing its fresh-made frozen custard to The Shoppes at White Knoll at 1788 S. Lake Drive, Suite 170. To celebrate the new Lexington … more
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10 Lexington One seniors named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists

Ten Lexington One seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program. The students are among more than 16,000 semifinalists nationwide. Semifinalists represent less … more
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SAFE Federal Credit Union acquires Columbia campus for expansion

SAFE Federal Credit Union of Sumter announced the purchase of a 26,000-square-foot satellite campus in Columbia on Friday, Sept. 18. The purchase is a major milestone in the credit union's … more
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CATS veterinary program offers dog-grooming packages

The Center for Advanced Technical Studies is offering grooming services and packages this fall as part of the veterinary science program in School District Five of Richland and Lexington counties. … more
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Schlictman to lead Midlands Technical College Foundation

Tom Schlictman has been named associate vice president of philanthropy for Midlands Technical College and CEO of the MTC Foundation. Since joining MTC in 2001, he has served as director of … more
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PELION NEWS: Walking trail to host Halloween trunk-or-treat

The town of Pelion will hold a Halloween trunk-or-treat from 5-9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 31. Food vendors and participants are welcome but must complete applications that are due no later than … more
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SC legislators passed changes to income, property taxes. Senators say they aren’t done

COLUMBIA — After making changes to the state’s income tax structure and property tax relief for older homeowners this year, senators want to do more. A panel of senators met for the first … more
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Report: Black children in SC more likely to be detained than white peers

COLUMBIA — South Carolina locks up Black children at a higher rate than white children, found  a report from a civil rights group released Wednesday, Sept. 9. The American Civil Liberties … more
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SC approves state funding for Flock cameras despite growing privacy concerns

COLUMBIA — Some South Carolina law enforcement agencies are doubling down on the use of Flock cameras, even as scrutiny over the AI-powered surveillance devices has mounted nationwide. State … more
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Hooked on the Water to offer lakeside dining

Hooked on the Water, a lakeside dining and entertainment destination in Lexington, is preparing to open on Lake Murray in late 2026. Set to become one of South Carolina’s largest waterfront … more
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The last of her class: Surviving member of Lexington segregated school turns 107

Thelma Strother may have lived all her life within the 12 square miles of Lexington, but she has inhabited multiple worlds during her century in town. Strother was born in 1919 in a house on Old … more
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Lexington’s Week of Restaurants continues through Sunday

For diners who got a late start, there’s still time to participate in the Lexington’s Week of Restaurants promotion. Organized by the Lexington Chamber & Visitors Center in partnership … more
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Office park, golf simulator clear 1st hurdle

The Lexington Town Council voted 4-1 last week to approve a rezoning request for a property on the 500 block of Corley Mill Road, and two councilmen with ties to the project recused themselves from … more
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Volunteers clean Fort Jackson National Cemetery grounds

COLUMBIA — To commemorate the 9/11 terror attacks’ 25th anniversary, a National Day of Service and Remembrance was held Saturday, Sept. 12 at Fort Jackson National Cemetery. Volunteers from … more
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LEXINGTON HAPPENINGS: ‘90s music showcase, Oktoberfest on tap this weekend

The rains came, but at the wrong time — football Saturday! Nearby storms and lightning caused game delays and interruptions. The University of South Carolina Gamecocks ended the evening with a … more
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GILBERT NEWS: Hollow Creek Community Center begins fall meetings

After taking the summer off, Hollow Creek Community Center members began their monthly meetings on Thursday, Sept. 10. HCCC members brought their favorite covered dishes, desserts and beverages so … more
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Savory or sweet potato soup: 2 recipes for fall comfort

These recipes can be made simply or more complex.  The garnishes can transform them into a sweet or savory meal very simply. You can use regular white baking potatoes or sweet potatoes to … more
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