Airport High School
Lexington Two’s high schools recently held two popular annual pageants in front of packed auditoriums. Airport High School’s Miss Aquila was held February 25. The winners shown here, from left, are Miss Junior Aubrey Waters, Miss Senior Harley McIver, Miss Aquila Sydney Evans, Miss Sophomore Maggie Wright, and Miss Freshman Caroline Zuegar. Brookland-Cayce High School’s […]
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Due to the latest forecast from the National Weather Service, after-school activities are canceled on Friday, March 3, 2023. The one exception is after-school care at the elementary schools. However, families are encouraged to pick up their children before 6 p.m. to avoid being on the roads when the forecast calls for the greatest chance […]
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Murphy USA gas station being built at the corner of Airport Boulevard and Boston Avenue – Now Hiring
The buildings of Beacon Hill Block at Airport Boulevard and Boston Avenue have ben demolished and a new Murphy USA gas station is being built at the location. The store is hiring. Beacon Hill Block shopping center once was the site of a Lizard’s Thicket restaurant and several other storefronts that were torn down.
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Airport High School received a threat early Friday morning, before the school day began. In an abundance of caution, the school will move to an eLearning day, as law enforcement works on campus. Drivers en route to the school, or already there, will be notified once on campus, and any buses en route will return […]
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Thursday, near the end of the school day, a threat on a social media post mentioned Brookland-Cayce High School. Law enforcement was immediately contacted, and appropriate actions are being taken. The school is on hold, and families have been notified. Additional law enforcement officers are on campus. At the normal dismissal time Thursday, Brookland-Cayce also […]
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Shortly before noon Thursday, February 2, Airport High School received an email threat. The school was placed on a hold, with students and teachers remaining in place in their rooms for instruction and activities. Families were notified. During the hold, we worked to distribute lunches to classrooms. Additional law enforcement officers were on the Airport […]
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Two Airport High School athletes declared their intent to participate in their sports . DJ McFadden signed a letter of intent to play football with Butler Community College (Kansas). Alaina Merrick signed to cheer at Newberry College, the second Airport cheerleader to sign with that school so far this year. The two athletes participated in […]
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The Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber Judges selected several Parade of Lights winners in various categories. The recipients were given certificates and photos. Dominion Energy, City of Cayce and City of West Columbia were sponsors of the parade. The winners are: “The Rudolph Award” for the Brightest and Best Lighting is awarded to the City of […]
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