Lexington County Sheriff’s Department says Mark Wannamaker picked up 25-year-old Marshal Hogston of Swansea at the BP Gas Station on South Main Street in Gaston Saturday afternoon.
Musician and Lowcountry native Darius Rucker quietly treated everyone dining at a restaurant he frequents to a free meal and also left a big tip for servers Sunday morning.
OCSO says that it is unclear how the person or persons responsible would retrieve the letter because it uses the correct addresses and phone number for the agency.
South Carolina leaders including Rep. Clyburn, Mayor Steve Benjamin, State Epidemiologist Dr. Linda Bell, and South Carolina Representative Patricia Moore spoke during the virtual event, along with other leaders in the community.
The breakfast, held on Dr. King’s holiday, celebrates the legacy of Dr. King, a civil rights icon, who changed the global approach to justice, humanity, and civility.
The South Carolina State Housing Finance and Development Authority says they are launching a program to help renters and homeowners who have struggled to pay their bills because of the pandemic and quarantine.
The group SAFE Lexington, which stands for streets are for everyone, formed last spring after two Lexington county runners, John Flanagan and Diane Wells, were hit and killed within 18 months.
Cooper is a sweet, lovely boy that needs a seasoned dog owner who understands the breed. Catahoula Leopards are working dogs – known historically for hunting, guarding, herding and of course as loyal companions.
On Christmas night, when winds began to pick up on the lake, Robert Simpson was asleep on his couch. His blood sugar had risen dangerously high, so he didn’t realize his boat was taking on water.
As part of the festivities, hospital beds and wagons became floats that made their way through the hospital in an effort to cheer up children in the hospital.
Senator Lindsey Graham’s office says the FCC has awarded the state of South Carolina $121 million in rural broadband funding for over 100,000 unserved homes and businesses.
With every single one of the books gone, the team took to social media to ask if anyone would like to help get their little library back up and running.
The virtual party will begin at 10:30 p.m. on December 31 and will feature a performance by a national headliner, who will be announced at a later date.