The annual Lexington County Chili Cookoff was back in action for a 10th time Feb. 18, continuing to draw big crowds with its mix of community and warming grub. This year, the event spilled into the …

Savage Craft Ale Works, West Columbia’s resident craft brewery, celebrated three years in business Jan. 27.

Despite waking up to some of the lowest temperatures the area has seen thus far this winter, local car enthusiasts still showed up in the parking lot of the Irmo location of Bart’s Crazy Good Coffee.

"I walked into the old space Friday night with a bad attitude and too much of that 'kids these days' cynicism that chains people to the past. I’m getting older. We all are."

The New Brookland Tavern community gathered Dec. 27, two days before Lexington County’s longest continuously operating music venue was set to hold its final concert in West Columbia before moving across the Congaree River to Columbia’s Five Points neighborhood.

With perfect weather, Lexington’s Snowball Carnival, the centerpiece of the town’s annual Snowball Festival that was postponed from earlier in the month due to inclement conditions, drew a crowd to the Icehouse Amphitheater.

Cayce’s Steel Hands Brewing went all out in celebrating its first five years in business.

A large crowd came out to enjoy the lovely weather and a variety of marching and rolling participants, as the Town of Lexington finished off its 2023 Snowball Festival with a Christmas Parade.

The event, put on by the Capital City/Lake Murray Country regional tourism board, returned after being canceled last year due to low water levels.

Brookland-Cayce and Gray Collegiate advanced to the state football semifinals with wins over Crestwood and Strom Thurmond Nov. 17, while Gilbert fell to Camden in a heartbreaking loss.  The …

The pre-Thanksgiving event targeted at feeding the community packing more than 200 food boxes.

Four Lexington County athletes played alongside some of South Carolina’s best volleyball players in Saturday's North-South All-Star games.

The zoo has a new look this holiday season.

White Knoll’s football team continues to roll through opponents, advancing to the third round of the 5A playoffs Nov. 10 after defeating 2022 runner-up, Fort Dorchester, 50-7.

The Pelion Peanut Party was back for another year Nov. 3 and 4.

The Brookland-Cayce Bearcats knocked off previously undefeated Gilbert 28-21 to clinch the Region V-3A championship. 

Halloween spirit and delicious aromas were in the air at Gilbert Community Park as the Foodees Food and Culture Festival returned to Lexington County for the second time this year with a three-day Spooktacular.