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Wrapped in gratitude: 15 South Carolina veterans receive Quilts of Valor
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Over a dozen veterans were given a symbol of gratitude ahead of Memorial Day. Al Wilcenski was drafted and served in the United States Army during the Vietnam War. He was one of 15 veterans who received a Quilt of Valor during the Basilica of Saint Peter Sunday service.
'They didn't let us know' | Lexington County neighbors upset about fiber optic install
LEXINGTON, S.C. — Lexington County neighbors recently expressed concern after a company began fiber-optic cable installations near them with no notice. "It must've been three foot, three by two worth of digging all through the yard. It's two spots right here and then another spot," resident Kevin Joye said.
Beloved Lexington Two principal retires after decades
LEXINGTON COUNTY, S.C. — A Lexington District Two principal is retiring after almost 40 years in education. Parents, teachers, staff and students said goodbye to a man they call a Lexington District Two legend, David Sims. “The Lord just opened up all these doors to set me up to...
Key Outcomes from Little Mountain Town Council's April Meeting: New Election Ordinance and Community Upgrades Discussed
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