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Mental Health Matters: Taking risks

In my experience as a counselor, people often have difficulty taking risks. To be clear, by “risks,” I do not mean robbing a bank, driving drunk or walking out on a job in the middle of a … more
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Some Lexington area businesses are surrendering liquor licenses, others can't afford to stay open

It’s a big problem that needs immediate attention. That’s what some Lexington County lawmakers are saying about the increasing impact insurance rates are having on restaurants and … more
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S.C.’s Massey, Calhoon, Wooten visit Lexington after session’s start to talk legislative goals

South Carolina legislators are talking about the Education Scholarship Trust Fund Act, rural water infrastructure, nonalcoholic beverages containing hemp and more in this legislative session, three … more
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White Knoll High theater teacher remembered for dedication to her family and students

Brandi Lee Owensby's father, Mike Gettings, remembers his daughter and her students calling him up during the school day to sing happy birthday to him. A cherished theater teacher and director at White Knoll High School since 2008... more
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We’re a small business, too

On East Main Street in downtown Lexington is a little blue house. That’s us. We love our location, its proximity to O’Hara’s Bakery, Old Mill Brewpub, a few spas and many other … more
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Impact fees help accommodate fast growth, but at what cost to Lexington businesses?

Lexington leaders have until Feb. 1, 2025, to update impact fees. Some council members' anxiety about it, aside from such a close deadline, is how it might impact area businesses, especially … more
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Tips on keeping furry friends safe, warm

As temperatures drop and frosty mornings continue, winter brings challenges not only for humans but for our four-legged friends as well. While cozy sweaters and steaming cocoa keep us warm, our … more
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DPH aims to prevent opioid overdose deaths with free overdose safety kits at local health clinics

COLUMBIA ― With the new year underway, the South Carolina Department of Public Health is highlighting the availability of free overdose prevention safety kits at all DPH public health … more
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Lexington 2 schools focus on instructional support in improvement plans

At the latest Lexington two school board meeting, students were recognized for their achievements and schools with underperforming ratings presented their turnaround plans. Three schools in … more
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Batesburg-Leesville Elementary to pursue personalized learning-based plan after below-average rating

Batesburg-Leesville Elementary Schools’ turnaround plan was approved by school board members at its latest meeting. The South Carolina Department of Education requires all schools with … more
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Social security numbers were not stored in PowerSchool, Lexington-Richland 5 said after breach

At the most recent Lexington-Richland Five school district meeting, students were recognized, a Powerschool cybersecurity update was shared and progress on the bond referendum was discussed. … more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of Jan. 23

FRIDAY, JAN. 24 Free Fridays The Riverbanks Zoo & Garden (500 Wildlife Pkwy.) launches their Free Fridays series. Every Friday throughout the months of January and February, residents of … more
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Lexington 1 to host teacher recruitment fair Feb. 1

Lexington School District One will host its teacher recruitment fair on Saturday, Feb.1 from 8 a.m. until noon, giving attendees a chance to meet administrators and share their resumes. … more
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Lexington-Richland 5 appoints Seven Oaks Elementary School principal

Angie Slatton has been named the new principal of Seven Oaks Elementary Global Magnet. Slatton has served as interim principal since August. Prior to that, she was the director of special … more
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Gaston man to serve lengthy sentence after 2022 shooting that paralyzed his ex

A Gaston man has been sentenced to 28 years after a 2022 shooting that left his ex-girlfriend paralyzed. Parris D’Shawn Sutton, 27, pled guilty to attempted murder, for which he received a … more
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Lexington 3 hires new nutritionist

Lexington County School District Three has recently hired a new director of child nutrition. Adrian McDade graduated with a bachelor of science degree in business management and marketing from … more
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Cayce announces new funding opportunities for local businesses

The City of Cayce has recently announced the opening of their 2025 Hospitality and Accommodation Grants Program. This program was created to help support the city’s economic growth by … more
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Riverbanks Zoo & Garden announces new events

Riverbanks Zoo has announced new and upcoming events that local residents can look forward to. Every Friday and Saturday in January and February, Richland and Lexington County residents can … more
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Lexington County woman sentenced on wire fraud conspiracy charge

One Lexington County woman has been sentenced to 13 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. 43-year-old Batesburg-Leesville resident Julia … more
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Lexington County man sentenced to federal prison on drug and gun charge

A Lexington County resident has been sentenced to five years in federal prison after pleading guilty to one charge of possession of a firearm in furtherance of a drug trafficking crime. … more
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Day in the life of a garbage man

Let this harrowing tale serve as a warning. Be careful of what you wrap in aluminum foil. A British judge stopped a man’s 12-year legal battle to dig up a hard drive storing 8,000 bitcoins … more
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West Columbia Chick-fil-A distribution center is hiring

The Chick-fil-A distribution center in West Columbia is hiring. With a starting hourly pay of $19.75, Chick-fil-A Supply, a wholly owned subsidiary of Chick-fil-A, promised an $80 million … more
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Town of Lexington seeks input on greenways and traffic safety plans

Residents in the Town of Lexington have a chance to give input on two projects the town is undertaking. The town is accepting input on its Greenways and Trails Master Plan as well as its … more
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: An inauguration blunder gave us a president for 6 minutes

History surrenders this secret grudgingly. Several people technically were president, but aren’t considered presidents of the United States. You have to look hard to find them, but … more
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Lexington-Richland 5 introduces new educator incentive

Lexington-Richland District Five has introduced a new incentive for new educators joining their team. This initiative, called the new educator retention incentive, offers new educators with up to two … more
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