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1 dead after vehicle versus pedestrian accident in Lexington area

Brian Austin Robinson, 34, of Lexington died after he was hit by a vehicle on March 24. This accident occurred at the intersection Platt Springs Road and Sandy Springs Lane in the Lexington area. … more

1 dead after motorcycle accident in Gaston area

Travis Leon Horton, 28, of Pelion was positively identified as the individual who died in a motorcycle versus vehicle accident on March 19. The accident occurred on Meadowfield Road in the … more

Columbia Metropolitan Airport begins curb front reconfiguration project

Individuals picking up passengers will now notice changes in the baggage claim loading zone at Columbia Metropolitan Airport. This is phase one of a three-phase curb front reconfiguration project. … more

West Columbia man sentenced to 25 years for fentanyl narcotics trafficking

David Matthews Jr., 52, was convicted on multiple counts of trafficking narcotics and possession of a weapon during a violent crime. Circuit Court Judge William P. Keesley sentenced Matthews to … more

Irmo High School concert choir performed at Carnegie Hall

On March 16, 23 students from Irmo High School’s concert choir performed at New York’s Carnegie Hall. They performed “A Vision Unfolding” by Kyle Pederson. Kenny Potter … more

Lexington County man sentenced to 25 years for stabbing ex-girlfriend

Robert Allen Gaffney, 38, of Lexington has been sentenced to 25 years by Judge Walton J. McLeod IV after being convicted of attempted murder. According to a press release, the Lexington County … more

Some Midlands attractions to receive funding from West Columbia Accommodations Tax Committee

West Columbia City Council held a special council meeting on March 17 to discuss a variety of issues, including approval of funding allocations from the accommodations tax committee and amending the … more

Cayce approves new ward lines, addresses sewer main breaks, more

Cayce City Council unanimously voted to approve new municipal ward line changes at their latest meeting on March 19. In order to reach the target population of 3,445 individuals per district … more

Lexington’s new 55+ community continues to welcome active adults

Situated behind Kohl’s and Five Below off Sunset Boulevard in the town of Lexington is the area’s new age-restricted active adult community. Named Cross Creek, this neighborhood has … more

Irmo Cherry Blossom Festival celebrated the plant's beauty, significance

During the 8th annual Irmo Cherry Blossom Festival, the Yoshino cherry trees were in full bloom. Hundreds of people attended the festival which was held in the Irmo Town Park. The event featured … more

You can sign a petition pushing for Trader Joe's to come to Lexington

Trader Joe’s, a national chain grocery store has shown some interest in putting a store in Lexington. While this is not finalized, individuals can sign a petition To sign the … more

Lexington County has many female leaders. Get to know these 3 as Women's Month comes to a close

"Who runs the world? Girls." Beyoncé's words ring true in Lexington County where women hold many positions of power and influence throughout the community. In honor of March being … more

Guthrie’s Chicken coming to Lexington April 22

Guthrie’s Chicken, known for its fried chicken fingers, is opening its first location in the Carolinas. This grand opening will take place on April 22 in Lexington, South Carolina. … more

HOLY COW! HISTORY: “I Know Hillbilly”

Sixty years ago, Americans were doubled over laughing at a 70-something spitfire’s antics. When “The Beverly Hillbillies” debuted on CBS in 1962, critics were aghast. But … more

S.C. Forestry Commission issues Red Flag Fire Alert; Lexington County now under burn ban

COLUMBIA — South Carolina Forestry Commission is issuing a statewide Red Flag Fire Alert, effective immediately until further notice. The commission plans to reevaluate conditions Sunday, March … more

Irmo police seek grant for advanced training system to enhance officer readiness

The Irmo Police Department was given approval by the town council to submit an application for the Justice Assistance Grant (JAP) program. If the department were to get the grant, they would receive … more

Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of March 27

FRIDAY, MARCH 28 20 th Annual Rotary Fest Oyster Roast If you love to do some shucking, you’ll want to head over to Icehouse Amphitheater (107 W. Main St.) for the 20 th Annual Rotary Fest … more

Child killed in Lexington County house fire

On Saturday, March 15 a fire occurred in the 500 block of Canal Dr. in the Pelion area.  Two-year-old Remede Pridgen died in the fire. Coroner Margaret Fisher revealed that the cause … more

Goldfish Swim School opens new location in Lexington

Goldfish Swim School has opened a new location in Lexington. Located at 932 North Lake Dr., this new facility will offer swim lessons to children ages four months to 12-years old. The … more

‘It’s taken 8 years to get to this point.’ New Calks Ferry interchange may be in Lexington County’s future

Initial steps have been taken to ease some road congestion in the area many Michelin and Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative employees get off Interstate 20 to head to work. Lexington County … more

Batesburg-Leesville St. Patrick's event was fun for all ages

The St. Patrick’s Day Festival was held on Saturday, March 15, in the downtown Batesburg Business District. A Fun Run was held at 8 a.m. prior to the festival, and it officially began with a … more

Mental Health Matters: Eating disorders

According to the National Alliance for Eating Disorders, 29 million Americans will have an eating disorder in their lifetime. This means that at some point during their lives, these 29 million people … more

Friends of Lexington County Museum to host annual fundraiser March 22

An annual fundraiser will take place on March 22 from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the Lexington County Museum located at 231 Fox St. in Lexington. This year's fundraiser will focus on the Battle of … more

Lexington 3 teacher named State Teacher of the Year finalist

Corey Bedenbaugh, an eighth-grade social studies teacher at Batesburg-Leesville Middle School, has been named a State Teacher of the Year finalist, marking the first time Lexington County School … more

Columbia man sentenced to 30 years in Columbiana Mall shooting

Amari Smith, 24, of Columbia has received a sentence of 30 years following his role in the Columbiana Mall shooting that occurred on April 16, 2022. Smith pled guilty to one count of attempted murder … more
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