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Lexington Five candidates said they will address critical issues at Lexington-Richland forum

The teacher forum hosted the school board candidate forum for Lexington-Richland contenders on Oct. 8 at 6:30 p.m. Throughout the forum, candidates were asked what the most critical issue is, … more

Lexington County boutiques aim to provide Southern fashion, personalized shopping experiences

Southern women are known for many notable attributes: their thick accent, tasty cooking and charming beauty. They are also known for their taste in fashion! Ladies from the South (especially within … more

Lexington County woman helped locals after Helene with 100 spaghetti dishes

When Hurricane Helene ripped through the Southeast at the end of September, leaving many without power, Sabrina Peterson knew she wanted to help people out. After witnessing one of her friends, Jay … more

Lexington County considers new trash collection plan

Lexington County residents could soon see a new and improved trash collection plan. At the Oct. 8 meeting, Lexington County Council agreed to consider creating a special tax district in the … more

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Hollywood’s first canine star

Back in the 1940s, comedian W.C. Fields had this advice for colleagues: “Never work with children or animals.” He knew what he was talking about because kids and critters can steal a … more

Lexington One Superintendent Postlewait receives 'extremely effective' evaluation

Superintendent of Lexington school district one, Dr. Gerrita Postlewait received an “extremely effective evaluation” by board members on Oct. 8. The board conducted the evaluation … more

Lexington-Richland District 5 Foundation announces Oct. 24 fall fundraiser

The Lexington-Richland district 5 foundation is hosting its “Gala for Growth” on Thursday, Oct. 24 at 6:00 at the Cooperative Conference Center located at 169 Laurelhurst Ave, Columbia. … more

Mission Lexington helps Lexington family after house fire

Mission Lexington has provided instant assistance to a Lexington County single mother and her four children who lost their home in a fire. The Red Cross and Lexington School District One … more

Wagener man arrested after Lexington employee shot

Howard Fogle, 73, of Wagener has been charged after an employee was shot on Thursday, Oct. 10 at a Lexington County business. Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon in the press release said the … more

Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of Oct. 17

FRIDAY, OCT. 18 Resurrection: A Journey Tribute (concert) The Icehouse Amphitheater (107 W. Main St.) brings back classic ’80s rock hits with Resurrection: A Journey Tribute. Expect to … more

Hurricane Helene debris disposal site now open

A new debris disposal site for wreckage from Hurricane Helene opened on Oct. 7 in Chapin. The site is loacted at Melvin Park on 370 Eptings Camp Rd. It will be open until Oct. 12 from 7 a.m. to … more

New mental health unit opening at Lexington Medical Center

Lexington Medical Center has announced the opening of a new unit dedicated to serving emergency mental health patients. The emPATH unit, which stands for Emergency Psychiatric Assessment … more

Lexington-Richland Five named top school district in the region

Lexington-Richland Five School District has been named the top school district in the Midlands according to the 2025 Best Schools in America list made by Niche.com. School-District Five received … more

Vehicle collision on Boiling Springs Road leaves 1 dead

Lexington County Corner Margaret Fisher has identified one person who died in a multi-vehicle accident around 7:37 a.m. on Oct. 1.  52-year-old Nita Lynn Regino was traveling north on … more

Lexington 4 to use $12M to improve Frances Mack Intermediate School

Lexington Four has been awarded $12 million from capital state funds to help with developments to schools in the district. According to the State of South Carolina Department of Education, … more

Lexington man arrested after Lexington deputy ran over with car

Chief Terrance Green announced the arrest of Antwan Martel Jeter of Cayce, 36, on Oct. 8 after a Lexington deputy was ran over with a car. At 4 p.m., Antwan Jeter arrived at the … more

It's National Newspaper Week: Here are our stories

Oct. 6-12, 2024 is National Newspaper Week. “Since 1940, Newspaper Association Managershas sponsored and supported National Newspaper Week, a week-long promotion of thenewspaper industry in the … more

Lexington’s Scarecrow Stroll returns

The Town of Lexington and the Lexington Chamber & Visitors Center are bringing back the Scarecrow Stroll for the third year in a row. From Oct. 14-31, fall-themed scarecrows will be on … more

O’Hara’s Bakery Café of Lexington to reopen Oct. 14

O’Hara’s Bakery Café of Lexington announced its reopening about two weeks after the popular Lexington coffee and breakfast joint announced a temporary but immediate closure. … more

Mid-Carolina Electric CEO emphasizes S.C. energy generation needs after Helene

South Carolina’s growth is a problem from an electrical perspective, Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative President and CEO Bob Paulling told Lexington locals at the Oct. 8 Lexington Chamber and … more

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Yetta Bronstein, the candidate who never existed

It’s time to pick a president again. In a few weeks, we’ll know who’ll be moving into the White House next year. Then again, as crazy as 2024 has been, we may not. Sixty years … more

Lexington-Richland School District Five hosts first Lunch and Learn

Superintendent Dr. Akil E. Ross held his first Lunch and Learn for the Dutch Fork community to discuss the bond referendum. The bond referendum will be on this year’s ballot, where voting … more

Lexington One Educational Foundation holds Grand Golf Tournament Oct. 24

The Lexington County School District One Education Foundation will be hosting its Foundation Grand Golf Tournament on Thursday, Oct. 24. The event will be held at Golden Hills Golf and Country … more

Guardian ad Litem program offers free training Oct. 28 in Lexington County

On Oct. 28, The Guardian ad Litem (GAL) will provide a free virtual training for those interested in becoming a volunteer in Lexington County. Volunteers advocate on behalf of abused and … more
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