Airport High School
Friday is Veteran’s Day and there are lots of local activities scheduled to honor those who have served in our military. In 1919, November 11 was proclaimed as the first commemoration to honor the soldiers who fought in World War I. The day was originally known as Armistice Day. Nov. 11 became a federal holiday […]
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Officers with the Cayce Police Department were alerted that a student at Airport High School was suspected of selling narcotics, according to Ashley Hunter, City of Cayce Public Information Officer. The School Resource Officer and Cayce Police conducted a search of the student’s car and belongings. The search resulted in officers finding a loaded handgun, […]
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Airport High School students presented a check this month for nearly $30,000 to Prisma Health Children’s Hospital and Camp Kemo, proceeds from the Lexington Two school’s annual fundraiser to help children with cancer attend summer camp. The event, a favorite tradition organized by Student Council, is a true community effort, supported by Airport students, administrators, […]
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The Brookland-Cayce and Gray Collegiate high school football teams are hot. Each kept winning streaks alive Friday night. BC beat Dreher by a score of 42-13 and Gray defeated Newberry 54-12.Airport lost to Friday night to South Aiken by a score of 62 – 21.
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Lexington Two’s high schools are inviting the community to kick off Halloween at their family-friendly trick-or-treat events. Airport High School’s Trick or Treat Lane is set for 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 26, on the school campus, 1315 Boston Ave., West Columbia. The event is coordinated by Student Council, with clubs and community members […]
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In high school football action Friday night, Gray Collegiate Academy defeated Fairfield-Central. The score was Gray Collegiate 27 to Fairfield Central 14. The game was played at Fairfield-Central in Winnsboro. Airport fell to Midland Valley by a score of Midland Valley 38, Airport 19. The game was at Midland-Valley.
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The University of South Carolina has moved its football game against S.C. State to Thursday because of the threat posed by Hurricane Ian. The game will kick off at 7 p.m. at Williams-Brice Stadium. Also, due to forecasts of possible severe weather associated with Hurricane Ian, the Lexington Two School district is announcing changes for […]
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The possibility of bad weather, with winds of 40 MPH or more from Hurricane Ian, is resulting in high school football teams in Lexington County adjusting the schedule of this week’s game. Games involving Lexington County teams, and across the state, have been moved to Thursday because of the weather forecast for the state Friday. […]
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