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Wingard’s Market in Lexington, is giving Midlands’s residents another reason to plant a tree this fall. Throughout October, Wingard’s is partnering with Columbia Green for its “Plant a Purpose” initiative, donating one tree for every five trees sold to support Columbia Green’s “Beat the Heat” campaign. The monthlong initiative, running October 1 through October 31, […]
Read More >> about Lexington’s Wingard’s Market Partners with Columbia Green to Donate TreesMeeting Street Improvement Project Update: Milestones What to Know Coming Up in the Next Two Weeks Questions or need assistance? Contact the City at [email protected] or (803) 939-8628.
Read More >> about New sidewalks being installed as Meeting Street Improvement Project progressesA Brookland-Cayce High School student has been named a semifinalist in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program, a prestigious recognition of some of the nation’s top academically talented high school seniors. Senior Campbell Parsons received the recognition by being in the top 1% of students nationwide who took the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test […]
Read More >> about Brookland-Cayce Senior Campbell Parsons named a semifinalist in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship ProgramLexington School District Two students posted gains on 2026 SC School Report Cards released Monday by the SC Department of Education, with the majority of schools attaining “Good” to “Excellent” ratings in year-over year growth, and half of the district’s schools improving their overall rating over last year. Lexington Two, as a district, also saw […]
Read More >> about Lexington School District 2 students post gains on 2026 SC School Report CardsWest Columbia City Council on Tuesday (Oct. 6) approved a rezoning request for the Colite City project on a 3-block, 10-acre site bordered by North Brown, Shull, Senn, and US 1-Augusta Road in West Columbia (between Augusta Road and Jarvis Klapman Boulevard, behind 12th Street Plaza). The site has sat in disrepair for several years. […]
Read More >> about West Columbia City Council moves to push forward development of the massive Colite siteThe driver of an SUV died early Sunday after the vehicle ran off of U.S. 321 in Lexington County and overturned, according to the South Carolina Highway Patrol. Master Trooper William Bennett said the incident occurred near Woodcote Drive and involved a 2000 Chevrolet Tahoe that was heading north. He said the SUV ran off […]
Read More >> about Driver of SUV dies after running off of the road in Lexington CountySee Christian Singer Mitch McVicker in Concert Oct. 15, at Mt. Hermon Lutheran Church, West Columbia
Mitch McVicker in Concert – Thursday, October 15 • 6:30 PM at Mt. Hermon Lutheran Church • West Columbia, SC Everyone in the community is invited to a special evening of music, stories, laughter, and faith when Christian singer-songwriter Mitch McVicker comes to Mt. Hermon Lutheran Church on Thursday, October 15 at 6:30 p.m. The […]
Read More >> about See Christian Singer Mitch McVicker in Concert Oct. 15, at Mt. Hermon Lutheran Church, West ColumbiaElena Moore died of natural causes, according to the Lexington County Corner’s Office. She found dead in June, after being reported missing. Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher announced the results of Moore’s autopsy during a press conference on Friday. She said Moore’s cause of death was linked to previously diagnosed heart conditions, including an irregular […]
Read More >> about Elena Moore died of natural causes, according to the Lexington County Corner – She had a heart condition



