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Advisors: Don’t panic

In times like these, people become fearful of losing all of their money. Fear leads to panic and panic to irrational decisions, says former Merrill Lynch executive Bill Edmonds. Advisors … more
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Feeding, entertaining your kids will take its toll

School-age children may see the next 2 weeks as an impromptu school vacation. But parents worry over how to provide the basics for their families. With SC Gov. Henry McMaster ordering … more
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Koon's Watch

T he Sheriff’s Department recently received a shipment of dogs. Stuffed bloodhound toys, that is. They go by the name of K9 Lane and have a very special job. Sitting 6-and-a-half … more

‘Critical issue’ requires update

TECH TALK Do you use Windows 10? You may need to update your computer. The NSA alerted Microsoft to a vulnerability. The software giant released a patch to fix it … more
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The story of silent night

Senior Living In 1983 I wrote a play called “Stille Nacht” which is German for “Silent Night.” It was published in the Church Musician magazine in 1984 as a … more
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Evelyn Melissa Stokes Earhart,

91, of West Columbia died Nov. 27, 2019. Thompson Funeral Home was in charge. more

Do not be deceived

Senior Living Early 18th Century English poet Alexander Pope never made it to his senior years. He died at the age of 56. In very poor health all of his life, he is … more

Regulators expect glowing report cards

State regulators who approved 9 SCANA rate hikes may expect good news. The lawmaker-controlled Public Utilities Review Committee will give the regulators their annual performance review this … more
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Brave new world

the editor talks with you We used to like California. One of our most memorable vacations was driving our kids up the coast from LA to San Francisco seeing … more
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Swansea summer grads

9 students from Swansea High School Class of 2019 graduated August 1, 2019 in a ceremony held at Swansea High Freshman Academy. Pictured from left: Dana Lackey, Gib Lackey, Michael Spencer, Nathaniel … more

Where do you get your strength?

Senior Living From the time we are conceived, we gain strength from an outside source. A baby depends on the nourishment it receives from its mother. A vital premise for … more

2 killed when motorcycle struck by vehicle making left turn

Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has released the identities of the 2 individuals killed as a result of a motor vehicle collision that occurred in the 2800 block of Charleston Highway at … more

Brother begged Jones to quit drugs

Tim Jones’ family pleaded for the jury to spare his life. Julie Jones, his father’s wife, talked of the emotional upheaval of losing the 5 children Jones killed. She said Jones Sr. “talked … more
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Keep cool as weather heats up

Koon's Watch Tomorrow is Heat Awareness Day. As South Carolinians, we are blessed with warmer weather for a large portion of the year. With that perk comes more opportunities … more
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This is a real taste of the South

Imade this chicken for my granddaughter’s gymnastics coach, who loves fried chicken. I spiced it up with some Cajun seasoning because he likes spicy. If you feel the need to spice, just do it! … more
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news in brief What happened this week in Lexington County?

B-L councilman arrested Batesburg-Leesville Councilman Steve Cain was arrested last Wednesday. The council-member was again jailed for failure to pay child support. Cain previously served … more

Cayce Riverwalk reopened last week

AROUND CAYCE, SPRINGDALE & WEST COLUMBIA All phases of the Cayce Riverwalk from the Blossom Street Bridge all the way through Timmerman Trail are open. River-walk was … more

What happened to our little town?

our readers write I am writing to you as a 2019 Eagle Scout Candidate with Troop 306 at St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church in Lexington. One of my merit badge requirements is to write a … more

THE WORLD OUTDOORS: Saluda Shoals

I can’t believe we have waited so long to visit Saluda Shoals Park. My grandpa, Chuck McCurry, and I drove to Saluda Shoals around 1 pm after picking up a quick lunch. When we arrive at a … more
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Funeral home helps sports anchor’s family

Caughman-Harman Funeral Home is raising money to help Bob Shields’ family. The veteran TV and radio sports anchor is at home under hospice care, said Daisy Harman of Caughman-Harman’s … more
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Smartwatches are vulnerable to hacks

You likely know about smartwatches. Apple watches have served as heart rate monitors, pedometers and more for years. Smart jewelry includes items like rings and pendants. These devices may function … more
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Bud Timmons

Homer T. “Bud” Timmons, 79, of Chapin, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2018. Bud served in the U.S. Marine Corp Reserves. He coached youth league baseball and basketball with Ir-mo Chapin … more

GHS coach inducted into Hall of Fame

Around gilbert & summit Congratulation to Gilbert High School Coach Ashley Burnett, who was recently inducted into the GHS Athletic Hall of Fame. Coach Burnette is a … more
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2018 Midterm Election Candidates

SC VOTES South Carolina voters will go to the polls Nov. 6. This is Mark Bellune’s 1st … more

What we need in a cynical world

A leadership lesson Everybody hates the same two things. “They hate change and they hate the way things are,” Lexington Town Councilman Todd Carnes joked at a Chamber … more
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