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Banking sweet potatoes

Since refrigeration did not exist, food storage was a challenge for residents of Lexington County in the antebellum period. A way they could store sweet potatoes was to “bank” them. This … more
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Burned Brussels sprout chips

I discovered this delicious dish in a local restaurant and improvised it the other evening for guests. Some people don’t like Brussels sprouts but I noted no one left any on their plates. … more
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NEWS IN BRIEF

Boater held in 2 river deaths Newberry Police have arrested a man for the deaths of 2 Lexington County boaters. Dylan Yancey Steele, 26, is charged with 2 counts of DUI water device … more

High-tech learning center opens

A new children’s educational program has opened in Lexington on Sunset Blvd in the Hobby Lobby shopping center. Code Ninja and the Lexington Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony … more
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Make lasting Father’s Day memories

I’m one of the lucky ones. I don’t know what it is like not having a father figure in my life. Many do. I am grateful for my wonderful relationship with my father. I have many … more
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Have lots of summer fun

Summer is here! I don’t know if I’m happy about hot, humid days but we can get out, go to the lake, shop, eat out and get our hair cut. Thank goodness! Kids and parents can have fun at … more
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Are emergency orders constitutional?

Gov. Henry McMaster undoubtedly had the best intentions with his emergency orders closing businesses; Working with the President and other governors, he shut down much of the state to stop the … more

County library to help with Reading Challenge

The Lexington County Blowfish launched Blowie’s Online Reading Challenge last week in an effort to keep children reading across Lexington County during the corona virus school closures. With … more
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Buy or sell at this yard sale

S pring not only brings daylight savings time, flowers and pollen, but also yard sales! One man’s extra items are another’s treasure! March 14, Seven Oaks has an indoor yard sale where you can … more

Are you virtuous or vicious?

Talking Points Our state is getting even steamier. But it’s not the humidity. A recent WalletHub report shows South Carolina is the 9th most sinful state in the … more
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A good ol’ boy goes travelin’

Former SC Chief Deputy Attorney General and a retired Judge of the SC Court of Appeals Bert Goolsby recommends “Norwood,” a novel by Charles Portis. The last time I checked, a new, paperback … more

Lost in Amethyst Country

Down South Editor’s note: This is part 2 in a series. Another world hides along lesser-traveled roads. Do yourself a favor. Look for it. I motored … more
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Don’t give up on keeping resolutions

Around ChApin & irmo So , how are your New Year resolutions going? I prefer to call them “life changes” instead of resolutions. I personally feel the need to eat … more
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S.C. HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE X-COUNTRY FINALS

Cuisines blend at Lexington restaurant

The Lexington Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting at Nooch & Lalo, Lexington’s newest restaurant and bar. The business opened in The Shoppes at Flight Deck, 109 Old Chapin Rd., Nov. … more
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S.C. HIGH SCHOOL FALL PLAYOFFS

2 more students charged for threats

2 students were arrested last week for making school threats. A Pelion Middle School 7th-grader was charged last Thursday for bringing a knife to school. The 12-year-old is charged with a … more
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District 1 student enrollment soars

If you want to measure how Lexington County is growing, look at District 1’s enrollment. The district had 24,693 students 5 years ago in Gilbert, Lexington and Pelion. Today that number … more
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District 1 to get 22 new school buses

South Carolina will use a $9.33 million settlement to buy new school buses. Lexington School District 1 will receive 22 new, propane-powered school buses, a Tuesday media release said. The … more
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

GRAY COLLEGIATE The 3rd annual War Eagle Soccer Summer Clinic will take place July 24-25 at the school grounds. The camp will take place from 6:30 to 8 pm and will be for boys and … more

St. Pat’s Day, Rhythm on the River planned

Big changes are coming to West Columbia’s Rhythm on the River Concert Series. And there is a plan for a St. Patrick’s Day party. “We plan to offer a St. Patrick’s Day option in the … more
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Revived Panthers’ program makes playoffs

TENNIS The Batesburg Leesville High School boys’ tennis was recently reinstated in 2019 after not having a team in 2018. On April 30, the Panthers finished … more
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go!

announcements Free Drug Education: Narconon New Life Retreat would like to remind families to stay educated on the signs and dangers of drug abuse. Methamphetamines and opioids are on … more

Ray Tanner speaks before Greater Cayce-West Columbia COC

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA SPORTS As head coach of the University of South Carolina baseball team, Ray Tanner won two College World Series National Championships. As … more
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Meetings

Communications & Leadership: Lexington County Toastmasters offers a way to learn and grow. 7:15 am on the 1st-3rd Thursday except holidays, 2nd floor conference room, Lexington Medical Center, … more
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