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Explore career opportunities in Lexington Two for the 2023-2024 school year at the Lexington Two School District’s annual Teacher Fair, set for Tuesday, January 24, 2023. The district will once again offer a $2,500 signing bonus for new teacher hires for 2023-2024 in middle and high school English, math, science and social studies; special education; […]
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A Lexington man is accused of pointing a gun at a Lexington County deputy after an alleged domestic violence incident. Mikel Scott Hinkle, 56, is charged with pointing and presenting a firearm at a person and third-degree domestic violence, according to arrest warrants. “Hinkle and a family member were traveling in a ride service car […]
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Six Brookland-Cayce Cheer Team Members have been named to the 3A-Region 5 All-Region Team for the 2022-2023 competitive cheer season. Named were: Charli Dawkins; Madden Dickerson; Addie Daniels; Olivia Long; Kailey Quick; and MK Dickerson. CLICK here for Link “Each of these girls brings their best in every aspect of competitive cheer from tumbling and […]
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Calks Ferry Road was shut down between Pond Branch Road and Old Charleston Road as first responders were on scene for a vehicle accident in the 2600 block of Calks Ferry Road. Drivers were asked to avoid the area until emergency personnel cleared the scene and reopened the road. An SUV left the road and […]
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Gray Collegiate basketball player Mychael Mitchell is at home resting, according to Gray head basketball coach Dion Bethea. “Myke is doing fine. He is at home resting, and his mom and dad would like to thank everyone for their prayers,” Bethea said in a Facebook post in which he gave an update on his player’s […]
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Litchfield Lane is closed in the Bar Lake neighborhood in Lexington. The Lexington County Fire Services Fire Service is on scene a structure fire. The report was posted around 8:20 Thursday night. According to a post from the Lexington Police Department, residents who live on Litchfield Lane may not be able to get home until […]
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When the Meeting Street Artisan Market opened in September of 2019, West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles said the goal was to create energy and drive activity to West Columbia’s River District. State Sen. Nikki Setzler looked forward to seeing the Artisan Market succeed and expand. Three years-plus later, the Artisan Market is meeting expectations and […]
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The streets of Cayce may be a little more shiny these days. There’s a new sweeper in town and it’s making its ‘rounds’ around the city. Cayce city leaders and staff are excited for the newest way we are keeping Cayce clean. And the cyclists using Cayce’s streets, like Midlands Sorba and Dialed Bicycles Cayce […]
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