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Irmo Police officers will now be equipped with informational materials and items for younger kids

Irmo Police officers will now be equipped with informational materials and items for younger kids. more
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Mission Lexington opens doors to behind-the-scenes tour May 17

As much as we may value charitable organizations in the city of Lexington, and indeed across the state of South Carolina, we might not know much about what they do or how they work. more
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Steel Guitar Convention brings tasty riffs to Lexington May 18-19

Where would country music be without the sound of the pedal steel guitar? more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County for the week of May 16

Things to do this week! more

A Short-Lived Presidential Playground

Whenever a president wants to let down his hair these days, a brief chopper ride to Camp David in the Maryland mountains gives him all the solitude he can handle. more

A Research Genius, the Fab Four, and a Medical Miracle

Every so often, a genuine genius comes along, a person who makes an incredible impact on human history. more

Local baseball, softball teams win district brackets in SCHSL playoffs

Playoff action is nearing its end for baseball and softball teams around the state with the district championships wrapping up last week. Seven Lexington County teams advanced past the district … more
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Steel Paws makes its annual visit to celebrate Lexington area K9s

Steel Hands Brewing welcomed residents and their four-legged friends for two days of fun. more
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The Poultry Festival has a little something for everyone

The 38th annual S.C. Poultry Festival was held last weekend. It was for three days starting on Thursday, May 9 through Saturday night, May 11 and there was a fireworks show. more
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Dutch Fork, Gray Collegiate players shine on the diamond to win Athlete of the Week

The field is shrinking and this week’s Athlete of the Week winners delivered huge performances to keep their teams competing in the postseason. more
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Gray Collegiate fails to overcome title hurdle, loses to Oceanside in 2A title match

Gray Collegiate’s quest for its first boys state soccer championship has again come up just short, with the War Eagles losing to the defending champions from Oceanside 3-0 in the title match. more
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Chapin promotes Ryan Cole to be next head football coach

The Chapin football team has a new man in charge. more
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Friarsgate skate park officially open, part of Irmo park

The Friarsgate skate park in the New Friarsgate neighborhood located at 1113 Friarsgate Blvd. is now open after three and a half years of conceptualization. more
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Chapin girls fall short of 5A championship dreams

Two goals in the first 15 minutes were enough for Clover to beat Chapin in the 2024 SCHSL 5A girls soccer championship on May 10 at Columbia’s Memorial Stadium. more
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S.C. legislative session ends with approval to open carry and denial of hate crime bill

Thursday, May 9 marked the end of the 2024 regular session of the South Carolina General Assembly. more
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Chapin girls to play for state soccer title

The Chapin girls will play for the 5A girls soccer state championship after advancing past the first week of playoffs and beating West Ashley 1-0 on Tuesday in double overtime.  more
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Seniors honored as Gamecock softball drops final home series to Missouri

The University of South Carolina softball team bid farewell to its eight seniors last weekend with a season finale against Missouri. more
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Gray Collegiate boys soccer inches closer to capturing program’s first state title

The goal from day one for the Gray Collegiate boys soccer team has been to get back to the state title game and overcome the shadow that has lingered over them for years. more
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Lexington County law enforcement to honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice at annual ceremony on May 16

On Thursday, May 16 at 9:30 a.m., officers from Lexington County’s law enforcement agencies will gather to honor the county’s law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty. … more
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The Catch-up: Lexington School District Two students participate in employer signing day

Ten Lexington Two Innovation Center seniors celebrated their signing day by signing contracts to enter the workforce with different companies after their graduation this year. more
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Chapin-born artist makes a splash at ArtFields in Lake City

It’s as if you nestled your way into Crayola’s 64-box of crayons. Everywhere you look, vibrant hues appear to reach out at you, drawing you in to the sights, sounds and stylistic … more
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Hartley represents Swansea area as District 4 teacher of the year

Nursing and teaching collide all for good in Kelly Hartley’s world. Hartley is Lexington County School District Four’s Teacher of the Year for the current school year, representing the … more
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Lexington 1’s Clamp to transition to Charleston school district

Lexington County School District One’s Luke Clamp is moving into a deputy superintendent position with the Charleston County School District in the upcoming school year. Clamp currently serves … more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County for the week of May 9

Things to do in the area more

Grammy-winning keyboardist Jeff Lorber to play at Lexington Chayz Lounge May 10, 11

Lexington’s Chayz Lounge on Meeting Street has been the place to go on the weekends for first-rate jazz for years now, and they have an impressive roster of local performers like guitarist Rod … more
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