No tax increase in Lexington 2 preliminary budget
There will not be a tax increase for residents in Lexington School District Two, according to preliminary projections. At a work session last Thursday, a draft budget of $75.8 million for 2016-17 was presented to District 2 Board members by Kelly Richardson, District 2’s chief financial officer. The budget includes […]
Read More >>Several inducted into BCHS Music Honor Society
Several students were formally inducted into the Tri-M Music Honor Society Chapter #2389 of Brookland-Cayce High School. These students met the Tri-M criteria and accepted invitations to become members of this elite Honor Society. The students have been carefully selected on the basis of scholarship, character, leadership, and service. The students were nominated […]
Read More >>Survey of Lexington County services to be conducted
LEXINGTON COUNTY EMBARKS ON COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SURVEY The County of Lexington is embarking on a community engagement survey to give County residents a chance to voice their expectations for the services the County provides and how we can make them better. The survey, which will be conducted by a Columbia-based […]
Read More >>Fire destroys house in Gaston
Structure Fire: Shawnmoor Lane residential structure fire On Sunday evening, just before 10 a.m., County of Lexington 911 dispatched firefighters and EMS to the 100 block of Shawnmoor Lane, in Gaston, in reference to a residential structure fire. Upon arrival, heavy smoke and flames could be seen engulfing the residence. […]
Read More >>Fulmer Middle’s Sabrina Williams top teacher gala is April 20
Lexington 2 Teacher Sabrina Williams will find out if she is the state’s Teacher of the Year, soon. The South Carolina Teacher of the Year Celebration is scheduled for April 20, at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. It is the 50th consecutive year of the event. Williams teaches seventh-and-eighth-grade social […]
Read More >>Good crowd comes out for Cayce Festival of Arts
The Cayce Festival of the Arts had a good second year. “I would call it a success,” said Aubrey Shaw, who organized the festival for the Cayce Avenues Neighborhood Association. She said she has not sifted through all the attendance data as of Sunday, but the feedback is good. The […]
Read More >>Victim in fatal accident identified by coroner
Coroner Fisher states that Scott R. Woodcock, 58, of Gilbert was driving his Dodge Truck on Crystal Springs Road when his truck ran off the left side of the road and overturned. Woodcock was transported to Lexington Medical Center from the scene and was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at […]
Read More >>Authorities say alleged rapist could be in S.C.
The U.S. Marshals are asking for the help of the public to try to find a man wanted for two alleged rapes. Michael Steven Hawkins has ties to South Carolina. He is charged with rape, aggravated sex abuse, and criminal sex act with a person incapable of consent from two separate […]
Read More >>Traffic fatality reported in Lexington County
Information regarding a fatal collision that occurred on Secondary Road 624 (Crystal Springs Road) has been posted on the S.C. Highway Patrol’s information site. The post was published at 3:30 a.m. Saturday. No other details were posted.
Read More >>Lexington 2 passes motion on new school, groundbreaking April 18
The Lexington School District Two Board took action, Thursday night. The Board approved the early site package and foundation installation for the new elementary school being built on Twelfth Street Extension and Bulldog Boulevard in Cayce. Thompson Turner is the general contractor chosen to build the new school. The Board […]
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