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Cayce Police Department welcomes new chief of police

Cayce Police Department's new chief of police, Herbert Blake, said that he worked under a sheriff early in his career that just about required his deputies to wave at locals.  That is the … more
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Lexington County residents may soon pay $30 fee for road improvements

Lexington County Council appears to be headed for approving a $30 vehicle registration fee to pay for needed road improvements. But there is a lot of opposition. Several people spoke against the … more
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Lexington-Richland 5 honors board members, highlights academic growth

At the Oct. 28 board meeting for Lexington-Richland Five, members praised the unified volleyball team, recognized two board members, and discussed academic growth. The Chapin Unified volleyball … more
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Happy Halloween! Here's some safety tips for trick-or-treaters

As Halloween approaches, children and parents are preparing for the night where they can roam the streets in search of treats wearing unique and fun costumes. To ensure the safety of children … more
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Columbia College partners with S.C. Technical College System for new future educators program

Columbia College announced its new “Tech to teach” partnership with the SC Technical College System on Oct 24. … more
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Lexington 1 celebrates students' and leaders' achievements

Around 80 students were recognized at the Lexington One board meeting on Oct. 22 for achieving the highest raw scores on the South Carolina College and Career-Ready Assessments. This exam is … more
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6 students transported to hospital following Lexington 2 Oct. 22 school bus accident

On Oct. 22, a Lexington Two school bus was involved in an accident on US 321 near Woodcote Drive. According to Lexington two officials, a car hit the side of the bus, which was carrying 36 … more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of Oct. 31

Friday, Nov. 1 Fall Back Festival The city of Columbia invites you to the corner of State and Meeting streets for West Columbia’s eighth annual Fall Back Festival. Bring the family to … more
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Early voting is underway in Lexington County

Election Day is coming up on Nov. 5, and early voting is already underway in Lexington County until Saturday, Nov. 2 (but it's closed on Sunday, Oct.  27). Early voting centers are open … more
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Good Samaritan Grand Opening

The new Good Samaritan Clinic located at 2525 Augusta Hwy. in Lexington will host its grand opening on Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.    more
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Lexington-Richland School District 5 students shine at South Carolina State Fair Art Competition

Numerous students from the Lexington-Richland School District Five showcased their talents at the South Carolina State Fair Art Competition.   Among the award winners were Katherine Ju … more
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Lexington Medical Center achieves Magnet with Distinction

The Lexington Medical Center achieved Magnet with Distinction, showcasing its commitment to teamwork, exceptional patient care and professionalism.   This recognition is given to health … more
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1 dead after South Lake Drive collision

On Oct. 19 at 9:20 a.m., a two-vehicle accident occurred leaving one dead in the 2300 block of South Lake Drive in the Lexington area.     Virginia Ellen Burtle, 46, of Pelion was … more
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Pedestrian dead after Pelion collision

Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fishers has identified the person who died in a vehicle versus pedestrian accident on Oct. 19 at 7:10 p.m.   Madelein Lopez-Resendiz, 25, of Pelion was … more
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Lexington Medical Center awards $1.5 million to community organizations

27 organizations in the Midlands have been awarded $1,500,000 from the Lexington Medical Center for their assistance in health care access.    All organizations have amplified the … more
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Lexington's Courage Center provides welcoming space, free resources along road to recovery

A short distance after Park Road turns from smooth asphalt to gravel is an area where the sounds of busy suburban life don't reach, yet it's not far from downtown Lexington.  There's a … more
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Lexington Icehouse Amphitheater to host 'Woofstock' Nov. 3

Who let the dogs out? No, literally. The Humane Society of South Carolina invites the community to attend their 10th annual “Woofstock” fundraiser at the Lexington Icehouse … more
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Pelion Ruritan, American Legion Pelion Post 101 clean up cemetery

10 Lexington-Richland educators awarded Bright Ideas Grant

Nearly 10 teachers from Lexington-Richland School District Five have received the Bright Ideas Grant provided by Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative (MCEC). The grant recognizes teachers who … more
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This Lake Murray home in Lexington is selling for nearly $4M

Listed by Patrick O’Connor of Coldwell Banker Realty in the Carolinas, this $3,998,500 five-bedroom home is for sale in Lexington.  On the shores of Lake Murray,  this … more
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: Odd last wills of the rich and famous

Certain chores in life aren’t fun. But they are necessary, such as preparing your last will. People often put it off as long as possible, dreading the day when the Man In The Bright Nightshirt … more
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Lexington 1 candidates discuss priorities for education at forum

Seven out of the nine candidates for the Lexington One Board of Trustees participated in a forum on Monday, Oct. 21 discussing issues such as safety, budget and more. Mckenzie Flashnick, Kathy … more
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Lexington 1 salary committee addresses teacher retention and recruitment

Retaining and recruiting teachers is an imperative issue for Lexington One School District to tackle. On Oct. 17 at 4 p.m., the newly created salary committee came together for the first time. … more
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Lexington-Richland 5 students earn SkillsUSA Washington Leadership Training Institute recognition

Arianna Shepherd and Avery Smith, students from Lexington-Richland School District Five represented the Center for Advanced Technical Studies at the SkillsUSA Washington Leadership Training … more
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Town of Irmo offering new committee for residents to join

The Town of irmo is looking for residents to volunteer to join the Planning Commission and the Okra Strut Commission. Those on the planning committee will help shape Irmo's growth through … more
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