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More than just fresh air, time spent outdoors has the power to boost physical and emotional strength

Posted 11/17/22

(BPT) - Whether you're taking a stroll in a local park or ambitiously hiking a new trail, being outdoors helps you feel more grounded and connected to nature. But you may not realize the numerous …

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February 2, 2023

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Man in Red Bank killed wife, step-daughter before shooting himself, authorities say

Lexington County authorities report that a man shot and killed his wife and her daughter Jan. 29 in Red Bank before taking his own life.

Lexington men arrested for attempted solicitation, sexual exploitation of a minor

The state Attorney General’s Office announced the arrest of two Lexington men on seven total charges related to attempted sexual exploitation of a minor.

Columbia man accused of breaking into Gilbert home

A Columbia man who allegedly broke into a home in Gilbert has been arrested.

For first time in 2023, Lexington County isn’t recommended to mask against COVID

For the first time in nine weeks, Lexington County is no longer recommended to mask against COVID-19.

Cadet with Lexington Sheriff's Department charged with DUI, wreck left victim with traumatic brain injury

A probationary cadet with the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department was arrested earlier this month following an off-duty vehicle collision that left a 20-year-old man with a traumatic brain injury.

Gaston holds election, ministry keeps working for those in need

The Town of Gaston just completed an election for two Town Council seats.

Local sports

Gray Collegiate rolls on Senior Night as player who collapsed on court returns

The last time Mychael Mitchell played at Gray Collegiate Academy’s new gymnasium, Senior Night was far from anyone’s mind.

Lexington sweeps River Bluff, boys clinch share of Region 4-5A title

Third-ranked Lexington traveled to The Swamp and notched a 61-43 win over archrival River Bluff on Jan. 31. The win clinched a share of the Region 4-5A title for the Wildcats (15-6, …

Lexington High football coach leaving for alma mater

After six seasons as Lexington High School’s head football coach, Perry Woolbright is leaving to return to his alma mater.

Pleasant Hill girls, Carolina Springs boys win Lexington X Middle School basketball titles

The Lexington X Middle School basketball championships took place Jan. 30 at Gilbert High School.

Pelion's Fogle, Chapin's McLeod named to SC baseball Hall of Fame

A pair of longtime Lexington County baseball coaches were named to the S.C. Baseball Coaches Association’s Hall of Fame’s newest class.

Lexington basketball gets sweep on Senior Night, Crawford returns for Irmo in loss

Senior night at Wildcat Gymnasium on Jan. 27 saw a doubleheader sweep performed by host team Lexington High School.

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SC Philharmonic kicks off second season of Chamber Crawl concert series in Irmo

Gray Collegiate rolls on Senior Night as player who collapsed on court returns

Lexington sweeps River Bluff, boys clinch share of Region 4-5A title

Lexington High football coach leaving for alma mater