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Troup schools honor retirees for 2012-2013 school year
Troup County School System and First Baptist Church on the square hosted the annual educators' retirement reception for 2012-2013 on Tuesday with 61 retiring educators.
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Days after stating that a proposed levy on e-cigarettes was not a violation of his organization's pledge, S.C. Association of Taxpayers president Don Weaver has reversed himself.
Cayce Tennis & Fitness Center named 2013 public facility of the year
The Professional Tennis Registry has named the Cayce Tennis & Fitness Center in Cayce, as the 2013 Public Facility of the Year.
Bryan Hearn named director of LTC
Hearn named director. The Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees approved the administration's recommendation to hire W. Bryan Hearn as director of the Lexington Technology Center for the 2013-2014 school year.
Ceremony honors fallen officers
Law enforcement personnel from throughout Lexington County turned out for a ceremony to honor fallen officers.
Sheriff seeks more money for deputies
Lexington County is looking at a plan to hire more deputies. Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts asked for more deputies from County Council last week to help improve response times.
Lexington County Sheriff's Department deputies, code enforcement officers and resident deputies recently removed about 15 tons of trash, used motor vehicle tires and other debris from a property at 314 Stonewall Court near Chapin.
Tax advocates lose Supreme Court decision
The state Supreme Court has upheld South Carolina's 78 sales-tax exemptions. State law makes 78 exemptions including groceries from the 6% sales tax.
Report: Suspects use "oldest trick in the book" to steal cartons
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department is looking for a group of thieves who's using one of the oldest tricks in the book to steal cigarettes from a local store.
Seniors find friends, food, fishing and fun in South Congaree
'I think it means everything,' said Ron Reese of West Columbia. 'You get to fellowship with fellow seniors.
Lexington council puts aid to some regional groups on hold
The delay in committing up to $50,000 apiece to groups like the River Alliance and Central Carolina Economic Development Alliance came as the nine council members wrangled over a spending plan for the year starting July 1. Some council members are frustrated at the indecision.
Waitress to attempted sexual assault suspect: That's not on the menu
"He grabbed me on my left breast and I jerked away and said no sir that's not on the menu," said the waitress.
Double Denim: Man wears jeans out of Dollar General
The Lexington County Sheriff's Department is searching for a suspect who they say stole clothing from a Dollar General store.
Some Lexington County signs may escape crackdown
A few signs may escape a plan taking shape to reduce the clutter of temporary ads along Lexington County roads.
Report of Suspicious Mail on Emanuel Church Road in Lexington
Lexington, SC Lexington County Fire, EMS and Haz-Mat responded to Emanuel Church Road near Kitti Wake Drive Friday afternoon after a call about suspicious mail.
No hazardous spill or train derailment near Gilbert
Rumors of a train derailment near Gilbert with a hazardous material spill are not true, according to the Lexington County Communications Center.
Joint Newberry, Lexington park gets second nod
The merging of Newberry and Lexington industry continues to move forward in hopes of enhancing economic development in the area.
U.S. Democrat Leader Under Fire for Insulting Nikki Haley
New York: South Carolina Democratic Chairman Dick Harpootlian's remarks implied that if Governor Haley loses the election she would go back to India, the place of her ancestors.
Men hold accused burglars at gunpoint until deputies arrive
Christopher Alan Morgan, 18, of Gilbert, and James William Whitten, II, 26, of Leesville, are in jail after two men held them at gunpoint following the burglary of a workshop outside a home on Sandpit Road.
Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center committee recommends raises for guards
"We need to have incentives to retain quality employees and not lose them to neighboring counties," Rose, who leads the committee, said Monday.