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(NAPSI)—Reliance on electricity is growing as communities across the state transition away from pollution-producing fossil fuels to clean, sustainable power sources to combat climate change. …

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September 28, 2023

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Local news

West Columbia high school student dies in early Sunday car wreck

A West Columbia high school student died and another was injured early Sunday, Oct. 1, when their vehicle struck a tree.

Suspect dead, U.S. Marshals wounded after Irmo-area shooting

A suspect is dead and two law enforcement officers wounded following a shooting near Irmo.

Death of man stun-gunned by Lexington County deputies to be ruled accidental

The death of a suspect being apprehended by the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department will be ruled an accident.

Lexington County EMS director acknowledges increased wait times due to call volume

Lexington County EMS says it’s seeking to improve response times and adopt new strategies to deal with emergency calls.

Lexington County program gives young residents chance to kickstart EMS careers

Amid ongoing complaints about ambulance response times, Lexington County is looking to kickstart young residents’ interest in EMS careers with an ongoing program.

Irmo council candidates want to move past downtown development, make citizens feel heard

Irmo gets set for Town Council elections that could install as many as two new members on the governing body.

Local sports

White Knoll and Lexington make jump in week seven media poll

There wasn’t much movement involving Chronicle Country football teams this week. However, both Lexington and White Knoll move up one spot after opening region play with impressive wins.

Big defensive plays push Lexington past Chapin

The Chapin Eagles came to Lexington for the opening game of both teams’ region schedule Sept. 29, but couldn’t come out with a win as the Wildcats outlasted them in a back and forth game that was close for most of the night and eventually decided on a handful of big plays, 22-14.

White Knoll crushes River Bluff to begin region play

It was total domination on both sides of the ball for White Knoll as the Timberwolves prowled into River Bluff’s home and devoured the Gators 40-0 Sept. 29.