Man dies in early Saturday accident, identified

Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the individual who was killed in the one-vehicle accident at approximately 1 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19. The accident happened in the 200 block of Pond Branch Road in Lexington. The victim is Mike Trainor, Jr. 39, of Lexington. Trainor was traveling alone […]

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Rev. David L. “Scooter” Scott obituary, memorial services announced

On Sunday, Sept. 20, at 3 p.m. a memorial service will be held at Mt. Horeb United Methodist Church in Lexington. Visitation will follow service at the church. A memorial service will be 5:30 p.m. Sept. 28, 2015 at Airport High School Stadium. Rev. David L. “Scooter” Scott was called […]

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WWII Pilot Murray Price speaks at Agape, West Columbia

Murray Price, a World War II Bomber Pilot, told a gathering at the Agape Rehabilitation Center what the war was like. Friday was the 68th anniversary of the US. Air Force, and Price, who flew 40 combat missions in WWII was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross, two Battle Stars and […]

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Airport defeats RNE, BC loses to Chapin

Airport defeated Richland Northeast 16-0 in Friday night high school football action. Chapin beat Brookland-Cayce 35-25. Airport and BC played at home. Airport’s win keeps the Eagles undefeated at 4-0. BC’s loss to Chapin drops the Bearcat’s record to 1-3.

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Former USC football player, Demetrius Summers, arrested

Lexington County Sheriff’s Department narcotics agents have made two arrests after a month-long undercoverinvestigation. The sheriff’s department spokesman Adam Myrick announced the arrests, Friday in a release. Demetrius Summers and Latesha Boykin have been arrested on multiple drug and weapons charges. Both Summers and Boykin face charges for trafficking and […]

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House of Raeford, LICS bless mobile food pantry bus

Lexington Interfaith Community Services (LICS) along with the House of Raeford Farms Inc., FLOCK program held a “Blessing of the Bus” Friday. The bus is a “Mobile Food Pantry.” LICS serves 4,800 people-year in its Food For Living (FFL) program. The FFL program provides food on a monthly basis for […]

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BC hosts Chapin, Burnett to start for Airport

Airport hosts Richland-Northeast Friday night and Chapin will be at Brookland-Cayce.  BC Head Coach Rusty Charpia said Chapin may be the best 3A team in the state.  “They are the best team we’ve played this year,” Charpia said.  “They have a lot of good players.  He also said based on […]

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Charles Warren, 10, honored at Lexington 2 Board meeting

State Sen. Nikki Setzler and Rep. Kenny Bingham were on hand at the Lexington School District 2 Board meeting, Thursday, to formally commend Charles Warren. Warren, a fifth-grader at Saluda River Academy for the Arts help save the life of an 87-year-old woman two weeks ago. Setzler read a resolution to honor […]

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Scooter Scott, of The Nehemiah Project, has died

Scooter Scott, Director  of The Nehemiah Project of Christ Central Ministries has died. Scott was diagnosed with cancer some time ago. The Nehemiah Project is a Christ-centered organization helping kids in middle and high school become future leaders of tomorrow. Scott was widely known for his work to improve the lives of people. […]

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Amazon advertises immediate openings, locally

Staff Management | SMX has immediate openings for Warehouse Associates at our client site in West Columbia. The immediate job openings are Full Time and Part Time . Apply online or stop by and apply in person.  Full Time Part Time All Shifts Overview of Warehouse Responsibilities: Receive and count stock items, […]

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