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Talking financial literacy and money management with your children

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(NewsUSA) - Teaching children about money is one of the greatest gifts you can give them. Start when they’re young with simple lessons like saving up to buy a toy. You can build upon those lessons …

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Pending drag-restricting legislation could impact West Columbia businesses, performers

Two bills pending in the S.C. House and Senate could restrict minors from attending drag shows, while also providing that any business that allows drag shows could be deemed a sexually oriented …

The Catch-Up: Chapin overpass closure; local schools, teacher get statewide recognition

The state Department of Transportation has announced an overpass bridge closure near Chapin.

Lexington Medical looks to address health needs identified in recent survey

Thanks to a survey conducted with help from one of the other big hospital systems serving the Midlands, Lexington Medical Center says it has a better understanding of the area it serves.

Lexington fixes issue sending partially treated wastewater into creek

11 days after first reporting the issue, the Town of Lexington says it has fixed a problem that was causing partially treated wastewater to flow into a local creek.

Lexington school district set to receive more than $800K from e-cigarette lawsuit

Lexington County School District 1 has settled an ongoing lawsuit with an e-cigarette company.

West Columbia woman sentenced to 25 years for possessing meth

A West Columbia woman is set to spend the next 25 years in prison after being convicted on a methamphetamine charge.

Local sports

Brookland-Cayce baseball team packs experience in 2023

To start its 2023 campaign, Brookland-Cayce baseball has taken on some big-school competition.

Young Airport softball team starts season with wins

The Airport softball team started the 2023 campaign soaring.

Dutch Fork girls soccer won’t let loss to Chapin squash hot start

The girls soccer program at Dutch Fork has seen some lean years.

Chapin boys soccer riding momentum from last year’s runner-up finish

The Chapin Eagles are rolling.

Defending 2A softball champ Gray Collegiate returns ‘loaded’ team

The Gray Collegiate Academy girls softball team is starting the 2023 season in a familiar spot.

Lexington baseball jumps to No. 3 after 2-1 week

The Lexington baseball team climbed to No. 3 in the latest rankings by the S.C. Baseball Coaches Association on Monday after going 2-1 last week.

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From the Editor: Get ready to vote for ‘Lexington’s Best’

Pending drag-restricting legislation could impact West Columbia businesses, performers

The Catch-Up: Chapin overpass closure; local schools, teacher get statewide recognition

Griffin Chophouse restaurants close, new restaurant taking its place in Lexington