Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union proudly welcomes Dr. Brenda Hafner to their esteemed board of directors, marking a significant addition to their leadership team. With a wealth of experience in education and a deep commitment to community service, Dr. Hafner’s appointment reflects the credit union’s dedication to its roots inContinue Reading
Kaylin Merriam, a shining star at CrossRoads Intermediate, has been honored with the prestigious title of Lake Murray-Irmo March Student of the Month. This recognition comes as no surprise to those who know her, as Kaylin embodies the qualities of diligence, talent, and selflessness. Principal Dr. Erin Doty describes KaylinContinue Reading
Kayla Garrett, a kindergarten assistant at Piney Woods Elementary School in Lexington-Richland School District Five, has been honored with the 2023-2024 Alternative Pathways for Educator Certification (APEC) Professional Commitment Award. This prestigious award recognizes Garrett’s exceptional commitment to learning and professional growth within the APEC program. As the recipient ofContinue Reading
By Al Dozier The Lexington County legislative delegation met with Lexington County Council members and representatives of the county’s municipalities March 19 to resolve differences over road maintenance agreements. Irmo Mayor Bill Danielson said he was pleased the meeting was held with lawmakers who could help modify the agreements. “WeContinue Reading
The inaugural Riverwalk Rabbit Run 5K, organized by the Greater CWC Cares Foundation, is set to take place on March 30 at 9 am. Participants are invited to either run or walk along the scenic route by the Congaree River and through the Cayce-West Columbia Avenues. Following the race, thereContinue Reading
The “farewell tour” for retiring River Bluff boys soccer coach Phillip Savitz continue to run smoothly. With the school having promoting assistant head coach as his successor starting next season, the third-ranked Gators opened Region 4-5A play with consecutive wins. It started March 15 with a 5-0 shutout of WhiteContinue Reading
By Thomas Grant Jr. The winning streak in region play continues for Lexington softball. The Lady Wildcats opened last week with victories over Chapin and archrival River Bluff. In the two games, senior Livi Warren went 5-7 with two home runs, two doubles and five RBI. Pitcher Haley Manz struckContinue Reading
By Thomas Grant Jr. This past Saturday’s Carolinas Classic in Wilmington included past and present notables of Lexington High School basketball. Having earned a second straight Gatorade Player of the Year Award earlier last week to go with winning the Class 5A title, guard Cam Scott and fellow All-State teammateContinue Reading
Fourteen different summer camp opportunities led by deputies for the community By W. Thomas Smith Jr. The Richland County Sheriff’s Department (RCSD) is now accepting applications for this year’s RCSD summer camps. Facilitated by RCSD deputies throughout June and July and hosted at various schools within Richland County, RCSD summerContinue Reading
Dwight Anthony Powell, 42, of Saluda, has been convicted in Lexington County General Sessions Court after a trial. Powell was found guilty by a Lexington County jury of Burglary – Second Degree (violent) and Attempted Grand Larceny, with a value exceeding $10,000. Circuit Court Judge Walton J. McLeod IV sentencedContinue Reading
Fort Jackson, SC – The Columbia Recruiting Battalion, stationed at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, recently concluded its highly successful “STEM Roadshow,” held from March 11th to 15th. This innovative event, spotlighting careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), spanned three states and made stops at five prestigious high schools.Continue Reading