Tag: lexington
‘Bare minimum’ poll workers in Richland County as Election Day approaches
South Carolina is facing a poll worker shortage. Here’s what poll staffing looks like in Richland and Lexington counties.
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Lexington mobile libraries expand services on the go
Town sends books, ebooks and audiobooks on the road.
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Lexington’s new pet ordinance may be controversial, but may save animals’ lives
Want to keep your lost pet out of “kill shelters”? Lexington County has a possible solution.
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Heart of Columbia Chorus invites new voices in preparation for 2025 competition
The all-women’s chorus is hoping to reach its goal of 25 singers.
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Limited funding causes diabetic food box shortage in Lexington County
Since the diabetic food boxes are grant funded, there is limited availability. And not all the agencies in Lexington County receive the boxes every month.
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Oh my gondola!
Riverbanks Zoo’s expansion will bring a gondola and bridge over the Saluda River.
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Gray Collegiate Eagles enter new era for school’s athletics
Two new leaders will take the school through uncharted territory in the state’s 4A division of play.
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Retail growth in Lexington County matches boom in population, manufacturing
Shopping follows commercial growth – then draws in more commercial growth.
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A Lexington Starbucks closes amid nationwide strike timed to popular promotion
Employees walked out of the Saluda Pointe Starbucks as part of a nationwide strike for better working conditions.
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Cayce mayor wins fifth term. Longtime incumbent councilman forced into runoff
Newcomer Byron Thomas pushed Skip Jenkins into a runoff by about 5 votes.
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As AI threatens to create new child porn market, SC legislators have yet to discuss
AI-generated child sex abuse material concerns South Carolina’s attorney general. But lawmakers say it’s not a part of the immediate conversation.
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Lexington prepares Old Mill Pond trail to be a community hot spot again
Old Mill Pond is still empty. But officials are making progress on the nearby walking trail.
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