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Lexington County leaders turn down state-funded ambulance for Chapin

Did Lexington County turn down a brand-new ambulance funded by the state? more
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The Catch-up: River Bluff High School student named 2024 Presidential Scholar

River Bluff High School student Anna Elizabeth Cully was one of 161 students from across the nation selected as a 2024 United States Presidential Scholar. Students are selected as presidential … more
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Irmo Police officers will now be equipped with informational materials and items for younger kids

Irmo Police officers will now be equipped with informational materials and items for younger kids. more
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Steel Paws makes its annual visit to celebrate Lexington area K9s

Steel Hands Brewing welcomed residents and their four-legged friends for two days of fun. more
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Friarsgate skate park officially open, part of Irmo park

The Friarsgate skate park in the New Friarsgate neighborhood located at 1113 Friarsgate Blvd. is now open after three and a half years of conceptualization. more
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S.C. legislative session ends with approval to open carry and denial of hate crime bill

Thursday, May 9 marked the end of the 2024 regular session of the South Carolina General Assembly. more
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Lexington County law enforcement to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice at annual ceremony on May 16

On Thursday, May 16 at 9:30 a.m., officers from Lexington County’s law enforcement agencies will gather to honor the county’s law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty. … more
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The Catch-up: Lexington School District Two students participate in employer signing day

Ten Lexington Two Innovation Center seniors celebrated their signing day by signing contracts to enter the workforce with different companies after their graduation this year. more
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Chapin-born artist makes a splash at ArtFields in Lake City

It’s as if you nestled your way into Crayola’s 64-box of crayons. Everywhere you look, vibrant hues appear to reach out at you, drawing you in to the sights, sounds and stylistic … more
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Hartley represents Swansea area as District 4 teacher of the year

Nursing and teaching collide all for good in Kelly Hartley’s world. Hartley is Lexington County School District Four’s Teacher of the Year for the current school year, representing the … more
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Lexington 1’s Clamp to transition to Charleston school district

Lexington County School District One’s Luke Clamp is moving into a deputy superintendent position with the Charleston County School District in the upcoming school year. Clamp currently serves … more
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Lexington County EMS has new wheels

Lexington County EMS how has four new ambulances. more

Dominion Energy Expands Assistance Program for Small Businesses

Dominion Energy South Carolina has expanded the eligibility and increased the award amount in the EnergyShare for Small Businesses program, which … more
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Dominion Energy Announces Opening Dates for Park Sites

Dominion Energy welcomes visitors back to Lake Murray’s public parks for the 2024 season. more
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Lexington’s Virginia Hylton Park is ready to play on

Virginia Hylton Park, located at 111 Maiden Ln. in Lexington behind town hall, is now open again and boasting changes destined to pique local kids’ fun side. more
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Lexington local Carlisle Kennedy challenges Katrina Shealy for S.C. Senate

Carlisle Kennedy was born and raised in Lexington County, S.C. and he says it’s time for a “conservative change” in the county’s representation in the South Carolina Senate. … more
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Cayce’s Muffin welcomed as South Carolina’s first therapy horse

The city of Cayce has officially welcomed its first-ever therapy horse, Muffin. more
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Brennan Geller to serve 22 years for 2018 Lexington County newborn death

A Lexington County woman has been sentenced to 22 years in prison after she pled guilty to homicide by child abuse. Brennan H. Geller, 27, gave birth to Kimberly Faith Taylor in August 2018. On Aug. … more
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SCDHEC shares plans to protect nearly 2 million affected by PFAS after EPA announces new drinking water standard

The United States Environmental Protection Agency has finalized the first-ever National Drinking Water Standard as part of its commitment to combat PFAS pollution, and South Carolina Department of … more
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The Catch-up: Lexington High School student receives $40,000 scholarship from Amazon

Lexington High School student Camila Rivera de Jesús received a $40,000 scholarship from Amazon to study computer science or engineering in the fall. more
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Lexington restores road maintenance agreements with Cayce, West Columbia and Springdale

Lexington County Council took action at the April 23 meeting to address the concerns of local municipalities about the cancellation of a decades-long road maintenance agreement. The council … more
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Lexington One now designated as Purple Star district

Lexington School District 1 received a special achievement at Lexington High School on Monday, April 29. The Military Child Education Coalition (MCEC) officially recognized Lexington One as a Purple … more
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S.C. Philharmonic brings classical music to local prisons to 'cultivate healing'

Last week, the South Carolina Philharmonic orchestra became an important part of an intriguing new program. Teaming with Arts Capacity, a charitable 501(c)3 which focuses on bringing live chamber … more
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Town of Lexington welcomes Budweiser Clydesdales

The Budweiser Clydesdales made their first ever appearance in the Town of Lexington on April 25. more
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April is Autism Awareness Month; Lexington area parents say community is key

One in 36. This is the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regarding the number of children who have been identified as being on the autism spectrum. more
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