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SC DNR Press Release – A Lexington man was sentenced to prison for his role in a boat crash that killed two people in August of 2020. The case was investigated by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. Dylan Steele, 28, was sentenced Oct. 10 in Newberry County court to 10 years in prison, […]
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It was definitely a case of happy feet at Lexington Two’s Wood Elementary School on Wednesday morning. Students received a new pair of athletic shoes and socks, thanks to a community partnership between Communities in Schools of South Carolina and Truist, in conjunction with the global Samaritan’s Feet organization. Volunteers from Truist banks, Communities in […]
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Lexington Two proudly announced this week the selection of Lexington Two Innovation Center (L2IC) educator Anne Reamer as District Teacher of the Year. Superintendent Dr. Brenda Hafner, L2IC Director Joni Coleman and Assistant Director Bernie Adkins, and other district administrators surprised Reamer with the news in her classroom Monday morning, as students gave her a […]
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Breast cancer is the most common cancer in American women. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is a good time to remind every woman of the risks and to be sure to have regular mammograms. A leader in the fight against breast cancer is West Columbia’s Lexington Medical Center. Jennifer Wilson is Lexington Medical […]
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AGP Group, one of the world’s leading specialty glazing manufacturers, today announced plans to establish its innovative AGP eGlass division in Lexington County. The company’s $3.3 million investment will create 35 new jobs. Headquartered in Belgium and with operations around the world, AGP eGlass is a pioneer in high-tech automotive glazing solutions. With a value proposition focused […]
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Anne Reamer has been named Lexington Two School District’s Teacher of the Year. “This is a much deserved recognition and I know (she) will represent the (Lexington Two Innovation Center) very well,” Dr. Brenda B. Hafner, Lexington Two Superintendent said on her Twitter feed.“Thank you everyone for the kind words,” Reamer said.
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Brookland-Cayce High School’s annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration lunch has become a favorite tradition, and this year’s event did not disappoint. The celebration, held during all lunch periods on Friday, October 7, included several food trucks offering Hispanic dishes, music, and dancing. This year’s national Hispanic Heritage Month observance runs September 15-October 15. Captions: Mrs. G’s […]
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