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Prison too good for SCE&G executives

You may have heard a lot of the same talk we have. You–may even thought it. The sentiment is that the crooks who run SCANA and its SC Electric & Gas subsidairy should go to prison. We … more

$23,000 grant to preserve earthworks

The City of Cayce plans to preserve the Battle of Congaree Creek earthworks. Constructed in January and February of 1865, the earthworks have stood the test of time. They were a major part of … more
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WELCOME TO THE MAJOR LEAGUES

This past Sunday was a day of rest for Tampa Bay Rays’ catcher Nick Ciuflo. It was the first break for the Mount Pleasant native since he was called up to the Major Leagues on Sept. 3. His … more
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Gamecocks, Tigers open season with home wins over in-state FCS foes

Coastal Carolina was held to 238 yards. South Carolina defensive back Nick Harvey was ejected for targeting and will miss the first half of Saturday’s game against Georgia. The contest … more
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Solar users may lose under new SC rebate law

Just when you thought electric rates may fall, here comes another setback. If you hoped solar power on your home or business would save much on electricity, forget it. Duke Energy has … more
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PHOTOS FROM THE 12TH ANNUAL GAMEFISH CUP

TOUGH AS

After two weeks, the Lexington County Blowfish have earned acclaim. Adjectives like “resilient”, “resolute” and “scrappy” best describe the team’s play through 10 games in the Coastal … more
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

Teachers earn new certification

Four teachers from B-L Primary School recently earned their Upper and Lower Elementary Montessori Certifications. The group was honored at the May 8 Board of Trustees meeting for their achievements, … more
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Pelion Peanut Party Recap

The 40th Pelion Peanut Party was a huge success. Lots of people turned out for the parade, good food, craft vendors, rides and fireworks. During the opening ceremony, the American Legion Post 101 … more
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Warm Charleston Up With cranberry Charleston chutney Local A holiday Oyster sauce to make Stew family memories

The more ambient temperatures along with the availability of local oysters has often meant this dish was often on the table for lunch or dinner come autumn. This is a meal that can be elegant … more
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Ready on the right

A disturbing development in the eyes of conservatives like me is the intolerance of the woke generation. They appear not only to hold our values in contempt but they want to silence us from … more
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April Michelle Coleman

April Michelle Coleman, 46, of Batesburg died August 4, 2021. Milton Shealy Funeral Home was in charge. more

Having a heart attack?

Last month I attended an all-day safety training seminar. The course covered safety precautions, treating wounds, and how to perform CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation). I learned CPR 43 … more
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Southern Baptists split over politics

The Southern Baptist Convention appears deeply divided over progressive proposals on race and gender. But local Baptist leaders say what the convention does will not affect their conservative … more
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South Carolina opens College World Series play Friday

For the 1st time in 5 years, the University of South Carolina baseball team will open NCAA Regional play noon Friday at Founder’s Park against Virginia on ESPN2. The Gamecocks (33-21) and … more
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DEATH NOTICES

Betty Lee Ross Aughtry, 83, of West Columbia died Feb. 21, 2021. Moseley Funeral Service was in charge. Luther Benjamin Baker, 80, of West Columbia died Feb. 19, 2021, Thompson Funeral Home was … more

SC senators oppose Trump trial

More Republican senators oppose an impeachment trial against former President Donald Trump. South Carolina’s Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott are among them. That may leave Democrats unable … more
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Looking toward the future

I was honored this week to take my 3rd oath of office to serve as your sheriff. Because of the current covid-related conditions, I did so in a small, private ceremony with family, friends and … more
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Where to go for alcohol, drug misuse help

Substance misuse is on the rise. The cost of getting treatment is rising with it. The Lexington/Richland Alcohol and Drug Addiction Center is here to help. LRADAC offers financial … more
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Home care center opens in Lexington

A local home care service has opened a new office on Main Street in Lexington. McLeod Home Care opened in 2016 with only Tim and Melissa McLeod and one nurse. They now have 100 employees … more
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West Columbia extends mask law

West Columbia’s emergency face covering law has been extended until Jan. 2. Face coverings must be worn inside food service and retail establishments, hair and nail salons and barber shops, … more

RBHS football player’s death lawsuit settled

A deceased River Bluff High football player’s parents have settled their wrongful death lawsuit. Their son, Lewis Simpkins, 14, a 6-foot-2, 270-pound defensive tackle, died Aug. 10, 2016, … more

Lexington 2 pushes back full-time return to classrooms

Lexington 2 School students will not go back to a 5-day-a-week schedule before Nov. 12. That date is the end of the first 9 weeks. District students now attend school in-person 2 days a … more
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Cayce to require face masks on busses, school buildings

Cayce City Council unanimously adopted an updated face covering ordinance at the Aug. 19 meeting. Recent reports have shown that wearing a mask in public has decreased the chances of … more
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