Mother and son charged with stealing air conditioner parts
A Lexington woman and her adult son have been charged in the theft of parts used in heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. Frances Perry, 76, and Clyde Shumpert, 58, are charged with larceny, according to Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon. “Based on witness interviews and evidence from the scene, […]
Read More >>West Columbia is building, to be ready after COVID-19 crisis
Activity has slowed because of the coronavirus crisis, but some significant construction projects are moving forward in West Columbia. “Development and progress have not stopped amid the coronavirus crisis,” said West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles. “From Ninth Street to State Street you’ll see we’re in the middle of a construction […]
Read More >>West Columbia Police teen is FOUND
The West Columbia Police Department said a teen reported as missing has been located. The sixteen-year-old white male, left his residence in West Columbia. Gavin is approximately 5’ 7” tall, weighs 140 pounds, has a shaved head, and wears glasses. He was last seen wearing a white tank top, dark […]
Read More >>No school for the rest of the 2019-2020 school year
Gov. Henry McMaster said Wednesday morning the state’s schools will remain closed for the rest of this school year. Online instruction will continue for students throughout the month of May. There could be some accommodations made so that special needs students can get instructions possibly in the summer months. SC’s […]
Read More >>House of Raeford holds 3rd Comunity Chicken Sale at SC State Farmer’s Market
House of Raeford Farms held its third highly-popular Community Chicken Sale Tuesday in an effort to make sure people have chicken amid the coronavirus crisis. It, like the first two, drew a large number of buyers. It was held at the SC State Farmer’s Market instead of House of Raeford’s […]
Read More >>Yesterday’s in Columbia closes
Yesterday’s restaurant, in Columbia’s 5 Points, is closing and will not reopen. A post from Yesterday’s Restaurant and Tavern’s Twitter account reads: “It is with heavy but grateful hearts that we’ve decided to hang it up for good.” “We want to extend love and thanks to all of you who […]
Read More >>North Myrtle Beach is open to the public, Myrtle Beach stays closed
Been cooped up too long and want some sun and fun? If you want to go to the beach, North Myrtle Beach is for you. Myrtle Beach is keeping public access to its beaches closed, even after Gov. Henty McMaster said they can open. North Myrtle Beach reopened its beaches […]
Read More >>Lexington 2 School Board to conduct online meeting remotely, Thursday
The Board of Trustees of Lexington School District Two will hold its Regular Monthly Meeting at 7 p.m., Thursday. The meeting will be conducted remotely and may be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/user/LexingtonTwo/live. An Amended Agenda is linked. Notices and Agendas are also posted on the District’s website, www.lex2.org / Board of Trustees / […]
Read More >>West Columbia asks residents to post photos of your beautified yard
The City of West Columbia is asking residents to post photos of your beautified yard. A release Monday from the City of West Columbia reads: “Many citizens have taken advantage of the beautiful weather and extra time at home to beautify yards and clean up properties.” The city would love […]
Read More >>Governor says many businesses, beaches can reopen
Gov. Henry McMaster is allowing many retail businesses to reopen. The order the governor issued Monday, states that department stores can reopen. So can sporting goods stores and craft stores. Also allowed to open are: jewelry stores, music, book, floral and luggage and leather goods stores. The order said they […]
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