Month: May 2021
Brookland-Cayce High Schools Gavin Taylor signed a letter-of-intent to play college football at Wofford. BC’s Ronin Pettit signed his letter-of-intent to Swim on the Mars Hill College Swim team. Taylor and Pettit signed at noon in Hall of Fame Room at the BCHS Arena.
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Hianlucas Isturiz Rodriguez, age 43, pled guilty this week in Lexington County General Sessions Court to Criminal Sexual Conduct with a Minor – Third Degree for sexually abusing a student. Eleventh Circuit Chief Administrative Judge Walton J. McLeod, IV imposed the maximum sentence of fifteen (15) years following the guilty plea. Under South Carolina law, […]
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The COVID data for Monday, reported Tuesday by the SC Department of Health and Environmental Health, shows no COVID deaths, DHEC reported that in total 3.1 million had been vaccinated. Anyone over the age of 16 is eligible for the vaccine. Based on the state’s population of 5 million, more than 60 percent of the […]
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SC Gov. Henry McMaster, on Tuesday, issued an Executive Order that lets South Carolina parents to decide whether their children should wear masks in public schools throughout the state. The governor’s order also prohibits any county or local governments in the state from relying on prior orders or using a state of emergency as the […]
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By Jackson Ward – Eduardo Moisa scored Brookland-Cayce’s first goal, versus Bishop England, Tuesday and he scored again with three minutes left in the second overtime. The Bearcat Boys Soccer Team won, 2-1, at Bishop England in the 3 A Lower State Championship Game. With the win, Brookland-Cayce advances to the State Championship game versus […]
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Lexington School District Two has named Brian Chatman as the new Chief Operations Officer for the district. Chatman, who currently serves as director of administration for Saluda County Schools, will succeed Don Icenhower, who previously announced his retirement at the end of the current school year. Chatman’s appointment was approved during a special session of […]
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The City of West Columbia has installed signs to help drivers know what to do at the HAWK traffic signal, on Sunset Boulevard, at Capitol Square. Some drivers have reported they are unsure of how to proceed when the lights are flashing red. Drivers should treat the flashing signal as a stop sign and proceed […]
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Three Gray Collegiate Academy soccer players have received post-season honors. Ryan Kussro (4) Guillermo Cely, (10) and JT Gardner, (22) have been selected for the SC High School Soccer Coaches Association Class 2A All-State Team. Gray Collegiate made it to the Upper State final this season, one game away from playing for a state championship.
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