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Hard people, hard times in the saddle

Methodist circuit preachers had it rough. Embedded in “The History of Methodism in South Carolina” are fascinating first-hand accounts of circuit pastors. In 1790, Rev. Richardson and … more

West Columbia seeks police officers

Looking for a job? The West Columbia Police Department recruitment program aims to attract qualified applicants including: - Higher starting salaries. - Additional promotion … more

Tri-County Co-op members aim to fire their board

Its name isn’t the only thing wrong at Tri-County Electric Cooperative. The power provider for the Sandy Run and Horses Neck area of southeastern Lexington County also covers Calhoun, Kershaw, … more

Engineering and robotics summer camps for kids

Children, ages 5 to 14, will “jump” into STEM during robotics and engineering summer camps. Engineering for Kids will host six weeks of camps showcasing Robotics, Interactive Engineering, … more

A dirty business

When Mr. Cooper hired my father – a 15-year-old high school graduate – he handed him a broom and asked if he knew how to use it. My father said he did. My father swept out the entire … more

State traffic deaths are down, county deaths are up

The total number of South Carolina traffic fatalities has decreased in 2018. Compared to the 400 deaths by May of last year, there were 367 traffic deaths reported so far this year. Lexington … more

Obituary Policy

We accept obituary notices from licensed funeral service providers and from individuals when the notice is accompanied by a valid state death certificate. There are no exceptions to this policy. Send … more

Accusation of Racism Against Cayce Commissioner Handled Properly

“By kicking the can down the road, you are tolerating it.” — Cayce Mayor Elise Partin at the City Council meeting on Nov. 9 Partin said this as part of discussion before a vote to dismiss … more

Critical region matchups highlight Week 8

TMQB TEAM OF THE WEEK - Dutch Fork A new standard for unbeaten play was set this past Friday by the top-ranked Silver Foxes. The 69-21 win over Chapin marked the team’s 56th consecutive game … more

Woman arrested for exploitation of vulnerable adult

South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson Friday announced that Karyn Howard, 46, of Lexington was arrested for Exploitation of a Vulnerable Adult and Breach of Trust with fraudulent intent, value … more

Gamecocks post shutout in Shane Beamer’s debut

University of South Carolina coach turned quarterback Zeb Noland threw for 4 touchdowns on 13 completions as the Gamecocks beat Eastern Illinois 46-0 this past Saturday. It was the debut for … more

Wine on the River Aug. 21 canceled

With the increase in covid-19 cases throughout the Midlands, the Lexington Medical Center Foundation’s “Wine on the River” scheduled at the West Columbia Riverwalk on Saturday, Aug. 21 has been … more

Make recipes healthier

These healthy eating tips are for those trying to lose or maintain their weight. 1. Double the Vegetables Vegetables are high in fiber and are less dense in calories than many foods. … more

LMC updates visitation policy

Lexington Medical Center began new visitation polices June 2. The new policies are outlined below. Emergency Department/ Urgent Care Centers One visitor is allowed to accompany a … more

Myron Gantt

Myron Gantt, 86, of Lexington died May 7, 2021. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

Will Santee Cooper ever get out of debt?

Instead of paying down its $7 billion debt as promised, taxpayer-owned Santee Cooper is taking out additional loans. Last year, it had to borrow $100 million and at a recent Santee Cooper board … more

Woman sentenced on drug, gun charges

Natalie Michelle Quarles, 45, of Lexington, was sentenced to 9 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition and possession with intent to … more

Help for our veterans

Hundreds of thousands of military members have selflessly dedicated their lives to serving our nation. A little-known way that veterans have made the ultimate sacrifice is by unknowingly putting … more

A gift suggestion

Do you know someone who is trying to find their way in life or looking for a new mission? Give them copy of Jerry Bellune’s inspiring book, “Your Life’s Great Purpose.” A personally … more

It’s time to be thankful

What are you thankful for? I am grateful for family, health, teens who do chores without being asked, cups of coffee on the porch, birds chirping in the early morning and a clean house. This year is … more

Funeral for unclaimed county veterans

The funeral service for 3 unclaimed veterans who died in Lexington County has been scheduled. The funeral service, with military honors, will take place at 11 am Friday, November 6, at Fort … more

Is there a killer in your medicine cabinet?

Have you checked your medicine cabinet lately? You’ll probably find some unused or expired pills. Oct. 24 is the Drug Enforcement Administration’s Prescription Drug Take Back Day. … more

Feds to ship 35 tons of radioactive waste here

Federal officials have quietly announced plans to ship more highly radioactive waste to SC. An expert warns this brings with it yet unknown risks to Savannah River Site workers. Many … more

Coming Attractions

Our Coming Attractions section allows churches and non-profits to promote their upcoming concerts, revivals, fundraisers, spaghetti suppers and more. Contact me at 803-348-0243 or email … more

Lexington 2 teachers report to school

Lexington School District 2 teachers reported to class Monday. Students will start classes Sept. 8. They have the option of attending class inperson 2 days of the week or can stay home for … more
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