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Tools of the speaking trade

BEHIND THE MIKE Part 4 of 4 In the first three parts of this series, I have mentioned that I use a number of tools to help make presentations both informative … more
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St. John’s Lutheran honors veterans

Church Buzz St . John’s Lutheran is a small country church with a big heart for veterans. Pastor John Stirewalt tells me that they have a big cookout on Saturday, … more

Gilbert celebrates festival success

Peach Festival Coordinator Shelba Howard welcomed volunteers to the Peach Festival Success Banquet last week. The banquet is a “thank you” to all of the volunteers, media, law enforcement, … more
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Confused by the new Sunset blvd traffic light?

West Columbia drivers say they are confused by a new Sunset Boulevard traffic light. They say they are unsure of how to proceed when the lights are flashing red. Drivers should treat the … more
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USC may cost $2,831 more a year

There’s good and bad news for USC students this year. The good news is the University of South Carolina is raising tuition rates only 2.9% from $12,262 to $12,618 for SC residents. This is the … more
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Athlete’s parents sue for wrongful death

A River Bluff High football player’s parents are suing Lexington District 1 and other officials. Lewis Simkins’ parents, Willie and Shonda Simpkins, are not asking for money, only what … more
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What caused Vanessa Biery’s death?

An autopsy of Vanessa Biery, wife of Dr. Adam Lazzarini, is not yet complete. According to Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher, the official autopsy May 3 at MUSC in Charleston found no … more
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Eileen DeLoreto

about the world we live in. Happily married to her husband Paul for 45 years, she loved traveling and spending time with him, the beach, spending time in her yard and outside, and most of all … more

Lexington County Councilwoman Accused of Moving Out of Her District

According to The State, a lawsuit filed Dec. 22 accuses Lexington County Councilwoman Beth Carrigg of moving out of her district. Lloyd Higbe — a resident of District 7, which Carrigg represents … more
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RECOGNITION

Dutch Fork’s Antonio Williams is presented the official jersey for the 2022 Under Armour All-America game set for Jan. 2, 2022 in Orlando, Fla. He’s joined by his family and head coach Tom … more

It’s a Dog’s Life

I‘ll bet you you know that laughing can lower blood pressure, lighten tense situations and help you bond with friends and family. Try this for a laugh: Sister Mary Agnes and Sister Mary … more
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Susan Queen Stamper

Susan Queen Stamper, 58, of Batesburg-Leesville died Sept. 21, 2021. Barr-Price Funeral Home was in charge. more

Congressman proposes anti-terrorist alliance

US-Israel military technology cooperation bill Congressman Joe Wilson has proposed an anti-terrorist technology bill. The Springdale Republican was joined by 2 Democrats, Brad Schneider of … more

Jobs update

Lexington County had 82 and Richland County 138 initial unemployment claims filed for the week ending Aug. 14. Greenville County had 140, Spartanburg County 94, Horry County 75, Anderson County … more

Hook-jawed worms a danger to swimmers at the beach

Going to the beach this summer? There’s a new danger in the surf. Marine worms with hooked jaws are starting to be seen in our coastal waters. The SC Department of Natural Resources … more
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Elizabeth Barton

Elizabeth Barton, 93, of Irmo died June 1, 2021. G.L. Brightharp and Sons Morturary of Aiken was in charge. more

What are the others here for?

An elementary school teacher was trying to teach her 3rd-grade class about the golden rule. She said, “Now class, we were put here to help others.” A little boy raised his hand. … more
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The voices that guide us

W e couldn’t do what we do without our dispatchers. They direct us to calls for service, gather vital information and serve as the connection between the public and our deputies. They meet … more
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Who’s new

Lexington School District 2 has named Travis Crocker its new Chief Financial Officer. Crocker’s appointment was approved during a special session of the Board of Trustees March 4. … more

Time to change smoke detector batteries

We once rode with a local fire chief on a mission of mercy. Chief Eddie Turner would place or replace smoke detectors in the homes of anyone who requested them. Many were elderly widows who … more
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How to unwrap a blind date

Have you ever had a blind date? For Valentine’s Day our Gilbert-Summit Branch Library invites you to take home a blind date with a book. How does this work? Our library has several books … more
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How much drug makers raised prices

Hang onto your wallet. Drug prices are going up this year despite covid-19 but partly due to inflation. The bad news is that about 70 companies raised prices, according to a Rx Savings … more
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Are you ready to get shot?

New Year 2021 rolls in with lots of hope that a “shot in the arm” will end pandemic 2020. As vaccines from Pfizer, Moderna and others roll out, recipients rush to receive this magical cure. … more
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Lexington police investigate possible suicide Sunday

Lexington Police Chief Terrence Green said Sunday that detectives have begun a death investigation with the assistance of the Lexington County Coroner’s Office. At approximately 1:30 pm, … more

Breaking up with Barcelona

How do you break up with the city you’re in the love with? How do you effectively say How do you effectively say goodbye to your local family of friends for the past 7 years during the covid … more
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