Month: June 2024
Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has released the identity of a man who was shot outside of his residence in the 1000 block of Calvary Church Road in the Swansea area of Lexington County on June Tuesday. Coroner Fisher states that Mr. Robert Todd Bailey, 60, of Swansea was pronounced dead at the scene due […]
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A Swansea man is accused of shooting two men, one of whom died, Tuesday morning after a fight with one of them days earlier. Joey Len Inabinet Jr., 29, is charged with murder, attempted murder, possession of a weapon during a violent crime and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, according to arrest […]
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Republican Challenger Carlisle Kennedy defeated Incumbent Sen. Katrina Shealy in the GOP Primary run-off, Tuesday for State Senate Seat 23 in Lexington County. Jason Guerry defeated Chris Smith in the GOP Primary for Senate Dist. 26. Guerry will face Russell Ott in the Nov. General election. District 26 is the seat that has been held […]
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Royce Shannon, Dominion Energy’s director of electric operations, spoke at the Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce Business Breakfast Tuesday. He talked about how Dominion Energy delivers power to homes and businesses. Shannon said the most-frequent reason for power outages was fallen trees. He also said repair crews work to isolate line breaks to the smallest […]
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Five Below is coming to Parkland Plaza in Cayce. The space beside East Bay Deli is where the new store is being planned for. It’s the former Jewelry Warehouse block. A banner sign on the building says Five Below Coming soon in the Fall 2024. The sign also says “Now Hiring.” Five Below, Inc. is […]
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The Lexington Police Department will be conducting several Public Safety Checkpointson Tuesday, June 25, in the Town of Lexington, according to Chief Terrence Green. Officers will be conducting the Public Safety Checkpoints in response to collision incidents, Citizen Traffic Complaints, and previous enforcement in this area focused on speeding andunsafe driving practices. Officers will be […]
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Lexington School District Two announces the hiring of a director for career and technology for the 2024-2025 academic year. Stacey Baker, an Airport High School graduate who most recently served as an assistant principal at Richland Two’s Spring Valley High School, has been selected as director of career and technology. Her hiring was recommended by […]
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Lexington Two announces the hiring of a new principal for New Bridge Academy for the 2024-2025 school year. Kelly Remia comes to Lexington Two after serving as coordinator for Lexington-Richland 5’s FIVE Virtual Program. Her hiring was recommended by Superintendent Dr. Brenda Hafner and approved by the Board of Trustees at its June 20 meeting. […]
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