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Zonta Club of Columbia offers new scholarship

The Zonta Club of Columbia is offering a new scholarship known as Young Women in Leadership (YML). This opportunity highlights women ages 16-19 who have demonstrated leadership skills and … more
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Lexington County man sentenced to 20 years after West Columbia shooting

Ivy Tyrone Richardson Jr., 54, of Gaston, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for two counts of assault and battery of a high aggravated nature and discharging a firearm in a vehicle. On … more
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Lexington County under burn ban

The South Carolina Forestry Commission has issued a burn ban for all counties, including Lexington County. This ban will stay in effect until further notice. This ban prohibits all outdoor … more
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Lexington County seniors, locals enjoy Mardi Gras

Seniors from the seven Senior Centers in Lexington County enjoyed attending their annual Mardi Gras party. The party was given to the seniors by the Lexington County & Aging Commission. This … more
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Lexington’s finest Irish dancers set to shine at 2025 World Championships

Lexington, South Carolina, is buzzing with pride as three of its own—Cassidy McGee, Lachlan Jolly and Aeryn Jolly—prepare to take the global stage at the 2025 CLRG World Championships of … more
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Lexington 1 school board denies ban on Hunger Games book following parent complaint

On Feb. 25, the Lexington County School District One held a public meeting to discuss the Hunger Games book by Suzanne Collins. This public hearing was held following a complaint  filed by a … more
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Irmo welcomes new businesses

The Town of Irmo recently welcomed some new businesses. Club Fitness USA, LLC. Located at 1057 Lake Murray Blvd in Irmo, Club Fitness is accessible to members 24/7 and provides a range … more
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'My life was already great before him, but he made it better.' Remembering Lexington local, pet transporter Scott Cutting

Scott Cutting, owner of Save Them All Pet Transport, dedicated his life to animals alongside his wife, Lynne. Known for his humor, Scott spent his years traveling animals to homes around the country. … more
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Lexington High School club brings joy to the community through music

Chords for a Cause, a club at Lexington High School, has been sharing the gift of music with their community, bringing joy to those they encounter through performances. Founded by Christina … more
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: How the State of the Union became Primetime TV

The eyes of the nation were glued to the U.S. House chamber once more for America’s annual spectacle: the State of the Union address. It’s a moment of high drama, a democratic version of … more
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Mental Health Matters: Neurodiversity

Neurodiversity is an increasingly used term in everyday life, but what does it mean? Let’s first look at the parts of the word. Neuro is short for neurological, meaning that which is … more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of March 6

FRIDAY, MARCH 7 Romeo & Juliet (ballet) The Harbison Theatre at Midlands Technical College (7300 College Blvd.) and the SC Ballet invite you to enjoy a classic tale of romantic tragedy, … more
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Voting now open for Lexington’s Best 2025

After more than 40,000 nominations, Lexington’s Best 2025 has entered its final phase. From now until Thursday, March 20, readers and Lexington County residents can vote daily to determine the … more
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Irmo pushes for instant runoff voting

At the most recent town council meeting, the Town of Irmo officially passed a resolution supporting Instant Runoff Voting (IRV). The town wants state legislature to allow towns and municipalities the … more
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Town of Lexington received clean financial report for 2023-24 fiscal year

The Town of Lexington is said to have clean financial reporting for the 2023-24 fiscal year, according to an auditor’s report from The Brittingham Group. Here are some key takeaways: … more
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Penny tax talk is back amid needed Lexington County road improvements

Lexington County is starting to prepare for the next time the capital penny sales tax will be on the ballot. Road improvements and the penny tax often go hand-in-hand across South Carolina … more
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Cayce funds victim assistance grant, discusses ward line changes at latest meeting

A grant for victim assistance and the proposed district and ward line changes were discussed at Cayce City Council’s Feb. 19 meeting. The City of Cayce is working on an application for a … more
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Irmo holds public open house to showcase plans for new town hall

The Town of Irmo held its open house for the public to come and see the plans they have for the new town hall project. Attendees were able to ask officials questions, look at the plans and leave … more
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Keep the Midlands Beautiful audit shows Lexington County litter has gotten worse

Keep the Midlands Beautiful conducted an audit in January on the amount of litter seen across Lexington and Richland County roadways. A four-point scale, provided by Keep America Beautiful, is … more
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Jewayne Price sentenced to 35 years after 2022 Columbiana Mall shooting

Jewayne Price, 25, of Columbia was convicted of nine counts of assault and battery of high and aggravated nature and two counts of attempted murder for his role in the Columbiana Mall shooting.  … more
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Junior League of Columbia to host pickleball tournament March 7-9 in Cayce

The Junior League of Columbia invites the public to join them for their pickleball tournament. Any skill level is welcome. This will take place at the Cayce Pickleball Complex located at 1500 … more
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River Bluff High School students raise money to build new playground for Chris Myers’ Children’s Place and Family Campus

A group of students at River Bluff High School are making an impact by addressing community needs and offering their assistance. Stephen Orr’s senior crew project focuses on developing a … more
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Chapin approves new impact fee to fund infrastructure

The Town of Chapin unanimously approved a new impact fee for new developments and properties at its latest council meeting. The impact fees … more
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COLUMN: DUI victim's father concerned about proposed lawsuit reforms

Our family’s world was shattered on New Year's Day in 2012 when my daughter Emma was killed by a drunk driver. The driver drank heavily at a local bar and was served long past the legal hours. … more

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Box Brown’s strange trip to freedom

They say getting there is half the fun. But that wasn’t the case for one man over 175 years ago. In fact, his trip was anything but pleasant. However, the sweet reward he received at the end of … more
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