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Columbia man accused of breaking into Gilbert home

A Columbia man who allegedly broke into a home in Gilbert has been arrested. more
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Robert Vernon Wren

Robert Vernon Wren — 67 of West Columbia, S.C. — was received into God's eternal home on Jan. 10, 2023. Predeceased by loving parents, Harmon Ernest and Edna Gertrude, and a brother, … more

Russell Patrick Spence

Russell Patrick Spence, 60 of Riverton, Wyoming, passed away on Dec. 27, 2022. He is predeceased by his father, Lt. Col. Allan J. Spence, Sr (2015), and a brother, Michael S. Spence (2016). He is … more

Irmo teacher lends artistic touch to Cayce, West Columbia

Kevin Pettit, an art teacher for Irmo High School, has painted two murals in Lexington County, including a mural for Ballard Law in West Columbia and Mrs. Goodfoot, a nail salon in Cayce. more
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For first time in 2023, Lexington County isn’t recommended to mask against COVID

For the first time in nine weeks, Lexington County is no longer recommended to mask against COVID-19. more
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Gray Collegiate Academy guard who collapsed on court set to make return Jan. 31 at home

The return to basketball action for Gray Collegiate Academy guard Mychael Mitchell took another step forward on Jan. 26. more
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In 2022, Columbia airport welcomed more than 1 million passengers, first time since COVID

The Columbia Metropolitan Airport isn’t quite back to the 10-year passenger record it set in 2019, but 2022 was the first year that it welcomed more than 1 million passengers since the start of … more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of Jan. 26

Things to do in Lexington County. more

Even players for champion Dutch Fork are struggling with recruiting challenges

Talented high school senior prospects are experiencing a “college squeeze,” increasing the challenge for those looking to play football at the next level. more
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Cadet with Lexington Sheriff's Department charged with DUI, wreck left victim with traumatic brain injury

A probationary cadet with the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department was arrested earlier this month following an off-duty vehicle collision that left a 20-year-old man with a traumatic brain injury. more
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Gilbert wrestling claims fifth straight Region 5-3A title

Those wrestlers who started as freshmen on the Gilbert High School have only known Region 5-3A titles during their varsity careers. more
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Gray Collegiate girls rout Class 5A number-one Spring Valley 54-23

The third time in eight days facing a number-one ranked team was the charm for the Gray Collegiate Academy girls’ basketball team. more
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They Believe in Irmo: Local coffee roaster looks back on first 10 years, place in community

10 years later, the Irmo roaster that started with a humble drive-through kiosk stands as one of the most recognizable coffee brands in the Midlands. more
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The History of Gaston

The area around the Town of Gaston was mostly occupied by small family farms, sawmills and turpentine stills until 1890 or so.  more
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Gaston holds election, ministry keeps working for those in need

The Town of Gaston just completed an election for two Town Council seats. more
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Gaston Annual Events

Things to do each year in Gaston. more

New service offers alerts about Lexington emergency calls, but isn’t endorsed by county

A new resource is seeking to inform local residents about emergency calls in real time. more
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The Catch-Up: Bridge maintenance, Chapin foundation donations, Kinetic Derby test runs

The state Department of Transportation announced a road closure as it conducts repairs on a Lexington County bridge. more
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Cigar lounge hopes to open soon in Chapin, now selling out of Irmo coffee shop

Retired U.S. Army Veteran Chris Montali simply wanted a place to smoke cigars and hang out closer to home. more
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Irmo downtown development on pause, need for new Town Hall persists

The Town of Irmo is proceeding with plans for a new town hall, while a prospective development to build a downtown area has hit a pause after public pushback. more
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Dutch Fork girls snap region winning streaks by fourth-ranked Lexington

Dutch Fork entered Wildcat Gymnasium Jan. 24 facing tough odds against fourth-ranked Lexington girls for a bevy of reasons. more
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Lexington students accused of texting threats to middle school

A pair of students at Carolina Springs Middle School are accused of making direct threats against the school. more
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West Columbia sewer overflow impacts Saluda River

West Columbia reported a sewer overflow that impacted the Lower Saluda River. more
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Lexington School District 1 teams with Lexington Medical, Midlands Tech for healthcare program

Lexington County students will soon have an opportunity to begin a healthcare career coming out of high school. more
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Recruiting challenges leaving talented high school seniors in the cold

In years past, the first week of February has served as an early Christmas for high school senior football college prospects. more
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