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Amid criticism, Lexington County details efforts to improve EMS response

Amid continued concerns from local residents about Lexington County ambulance response times, particularly in the Chapin area, the county provided some insight into how things are going. more
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Lexington hopes small business committee will strengthen relationship with owners

Lexington is taking a step it hopes will improve the lives of small businesses within the town. more
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Mayoral race spotlight: West Columbia’s prodigious development at odds in election

Talking to the two candidates running for mayor of West Columbia, the decision for voters might come down to their take on a simple question: more
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Cayce mayor, challenger spar over public safety, other issues at forum

A candidate forum hosted by the Cayce Avenues Neighborhood Association featuring mayoral candidates Mayor Elise Partin and Abbott “Tre” Bray got a bit heated Oct. 5. more
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Gilbert football poised for deep playoff run

The Gilbert Indians look like one of the more complete teams in the state in 3A. They currently rank fourth behind only Daniel, Belton Honea Path and Dillon and have an impressive home win over Lexington, who ranks seventh in the state in the 5A classification.  more
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Lexington and Gilbert standouts take home Athlete of the Week honors

Lexington running back Matt McAulay and Gilbert tennis’ Maggie Addy earned Athlete of the Week honors after spectacular showings. more
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The Catch-Up: Lexington coffee drive-through sets opening date

Clutch Coffee Bar is set to open its new Lexington location later this month. more
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Cayce receives results from survey to identify Black cemeteries

Cayce recently received the results from a project to identify and assess the preservational needs of Black cemeteries in the city of nearly 14,000. more
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Photos: Lexington takes down River Bluff in big rivalry game

Lexington defeated River Bluff 35-21 to improve to 2-0 in region play. more
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White Knoll moves up rankings in week 8 media poll

The White Knoll Timberwolves move up to No. 5 in this week's poll after beating Dutch Fork. more
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Cynthia Crouch Satcher

Our dear mother sadly passed away on Sunday, October 8, 2023 at the age of 85. She was a devoted and loving mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who was always there for her family and friends. … more

5 Lexington County restaurants received C grades in September

Five Lexington County restaurants received a C, the lowest Food Grade given out by the state Department of Health and Environmental Control, during the month of September. more
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New Brookland Tavern opens sister bar, announces final show in current home

The ownership behind West Columbia’s New Brookland Tavern will still have a presence there moving forward, even as the longstanding rock dive gets ready to move from its spot on State Street in … more
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Photos: Gaston Collards & BBQ Festival highlighted titular Southern treats

The Gaston Collard & BBQ Festival brought both of those tasty Southern specialties and other attractions. more
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Irmo council clashes over contract considered for company co-founded by council candidate

Irmo Town Council continues to clash over the nature of a contract it’s considering with a company owned by a November council candidate. more
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Meet Me at the Rocket: 2023 highlights at the SC State Fair

The South Carolina State Fair is here, and many in Lexington County will make the short trip to Columbia to take advantage. more
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Michael Conner Corley

Michael Conner Corley, 73, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2023, in Greensboro, N.C. He was born in Lexington, S.C. to the late Doris Elizabeth and Michael Kaminer Corley. Michael, a former restaurateur … more

Batesburg-Leesville invests in local arts festival

This year’s festival will host more than 25 local artisan and food vendors. Music will be performed by The Experiment and I-20 Horns. more
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Irmo cruises to a win over Ridge View to improve to 7-0

The Irmo Yellow Jackets are off to their best start since the 2005 season after defeating the Ridge View Blazers 38-6 on the road Oct. 6.  more
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White Knoll dethrones Dutch Fork as one of the top teams in region

In year three at White Knoll, Nick Pelham led the Timberwolves to a 7-0 record and defeated his former boss at Dutch Fork 17-14 to put them in an excellent position to win the region. It was also White Knoll’s first win over Dutch Fork since 2009.  more
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Gray Collegiate basketball coach and wife put unique twist on preseason jamboree

Most high school basketball preseason scrimmages, are held in closed gyms with little to no audience. They’re played in practice jerseys and with little external attention. But not Dion and Sade Bethea’s. more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of Oct. 5

Friday — Oct. 6 Fallapalooza (concert) The Icehouse Amphitheater (107 W. Main St.) celebrates the arrival of fall with a grunge heavy Fallapalooza event. Enjoy live music from Angry Chair: … more

Gilbert restoring Old Bank building, could become Town Hall

Gilbert is restoring a downtown building, hoping to have it completed by the new year. more
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The Catch-Up: SCDOT announces traffic changes along I-20, U.S. 1

The state Department of Transportation recently announced a couple changes — one temporary, one permanent — that will impact drivers in Lexington County. more
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Lexington man accused of breaking into home, attempting to force sex on sleeping resident

A Lexington County resident has been arrested and charged with criminal sexual conduct and burglary.   Terrell Dawaijah Lytes, 32 of Lexington, was arrested Oct. 2, accused of … more
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