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Veterans Honored at Gilbert High School

G ilbert High School celebrated faculty and staff who served in the military on Veterans Day. A special video was created with the branch of service, picture and name of each Veteran. Thank you to … more

Cayce Swears in New Fire Chief

Cayce now has a fire chief and a police chief. Last week Chris Cowan was sworn in as Cayce’s Police Chief. Before the Cayce DPS had a director for both fire and police. “It’s a dream … more

Can health officials force you to wear face masks?

SC health officials feel they can legally require masks but can’t enforce it. Department of Health and Environmental Control director Dr. Edward Simmer said the media, lawmakers and the public … more

Let’s keep our kids safe

S ummer sure went by quickly! It’s that magical time of year again: back-to-school; early morning wake-ups, bus rides and homework. With this time of year comes the need for an increase in … more

THIS DAY IN HISTORY

362: Emperor Julianus of Constantinople ends education laws 626: Avaren/Slaves under khagan Bajan begin siege of Constantinople 904: Thessalonica is sacked by Saracen pirates led by … more

Confession good for soul

What does it mean to live with a clear conscience? It means to be guilt-free by living in compliance with a certain standard of living. The question becomes, “By what standard are you … more

COLLEGE SIGNINGS

Cheerleader Brayden Waters (center) of Brookland-Cayce poses with teammates after signing with Furman University. PHOTO | LEXINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 Micah Hill and Angel Altamirano of Airport … more

Other covid news

CDC lifts some mask, distancing restrictions Have you been fully vaccinated against covid? Then it’s OK to show up for Saturday’s Shamrock Parade and Irish festivities – without a … more

Your own Valentine’s Day pie

This amber and black enamel vase was made by Baccarat at the turn of the last century—1890-1900. The talented glass-smiths were some of the more talented artists of that era. It is … more

What critics don’t like about our new flag

Does our state flag’s palmetto tree look like a toilet bowl brush? Apparently some critics of the new flag design think so. According to Sen. Ronnie Cromer, the non-paid study committee … more

West Columbia’s Christmas spirit

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas around West Columbia. For additional Christmas cheer this year, the City of West Columbia has added new decorations for commuters to enjoy. The … more

Jean Garner Striegel

Irmo-- Services for Jean G. Striegel, 97, of Irmo, will be private. Jean Striegel passed away November 10, 2020. Born in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, she was a daughter of the late Homer and Natillia … more

Brookland-Cayce homecoming queen

Reagan Daniels-Joyner was crowned Brookland-Cayce’s homecoming queen last Friday night. She was introduced at halftime of the Brookland-Cayce – Airport football game. In the rivalry game, … more

Covid-19’s tragic impact on nursing homes

Covid-19 has devastated nursing home and long-term care residents. It has cost the lives of more than 84,000 US residents and staff. That includes more than 1,367 South Carolinians, … more

The election results may be delayed

Were you planning to stay up late Tuesday, Nov. 3, to find out who won the Presidential election? Good luck. None of us may know before December. Federal judges in Pennsylvania, Michigan, … more

How to sign up for Scouts

Drive-up and sign-up meetings are a safe way for parents to sign their daughters and sons up for Scouts. A meeting will be Thursday, Sept. 24, at Gilbert Middle School 6:30 - 7:30 pm. Parents will … more

Okra Strut may go virtual online

Due to covid-19, Irmo may make the Okra Strut a virtual event live-streamed on YouTube or Facebook Sept. 25 and Sept. 26. A decison is expected this week I love that chill in the morning air. … more

S.C. AMERICAN BASEBALL SUMMER LEAGUE ACTION

(LEXINGTON VS. GREENWOOD - GAME 3) & WEST COLUMBIA VS. RICHLAND - GAME 2) Lexington Post 7 pitcher Noah Davis of Chapin struck out 7 in 6 1/3 scoreless innings of the 5-1 win. Lexington … more

Stupid rules

Half the summer is over and I’ll bet you have been suffering SWD just like me. If you came in late, SWD (Sports Withdrawal Disorder) is a common disease stalking the land. It is common but … more

WKHS welcomes assistant principle

A big Red Bank welcome to new White Knoll High School assistant principal Aaron Dellorco, who most recently has been a history teacher at Pelion High School and co-chair of that school’s history … more

How small business loans program failed

That’s the assessment of the Paycheck Protection Program by Frank Knapp, CEO of the SC Small Business Chamber of Commerce. “Let us hope that this round of small-business loans turns out to … more

THE CHARLESTON SILVER LADY

Somewhere in my collections sits a stack of small white plates decorated with gold leaf fleur-de-lis made in Paris in the 1830s. They are what remains from a much larger set with a small oval, … more

Bridge closings, detours on Malfunction Junction

Despite covid-19, the state is proceeding to rebuild Malfunction Junction. SC Department of Transportation will close overpass bridges at Holy Trinity Church Road and Parr Road for I-26 … more

Get away without going away

All the uncertainty surrounding the corona virus may have you questioning spring break and summer vacation plans. Family vacations are a great way to bond and take a step back from the hectic … more

Mayor helps kick off Dixie Youth Baseball

The Cayce-West Columbia Dixie Youth Baseball League held opening ceremonies for the 2020 season Saturday at Howard Park on Cougar Drive in West Columbia. “It’s a beautiful day, with lots of … more
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