66-year-old SC man charged in shooting death

Rock Hill Herald - Wed Nov 25

A 66-year-old South Carolina auction house owner is charged with killing a man who lived at his business.

Lexington man charged with abusing girl

WACH-TV Columbia - Wed Nov 25

A 46-year-old Lexington man is in custody facing charges of sexually abusing a 7-year-old girl.

Man murdered at Gaston auction facility

WIS-TV Columbia - Wed Nov 25

The Lexington County Sheriff's Department is investigating an overnight murder. Major John Allard says two men were arguing at an auction facility known as Cowboy's. According to Major Allard, one man pulled out a gun and shot and killed the other.

Countya s jobless rate at 13 percent in October

The Messenger - Tue Nov 24

Darlington County's unemployment rate rose in October to 13 percent from a revised 12.8 percent in September while Chesterfield County's rate slipped from 17.7 percent in September to 17.4 percent, the S.C. Employment Commission reported Friday.

Horry County man wanted on drug charges

WPDE - Tue Nov 24

Tuesday, November 24, 2009 at 12:37 p.m. Read more: Local , FBI , Fugitives , Horry County , Richland County , Lexington County , Toby K. Hamm , Anthony D. Peterkin , David.

Old murder case solved

The State - Tue Nov 24

Columbia police aren't saying how they have done it, but they announced Monday afternoon they have "solved" a nine-year-old murder.

Train carrying sulfuric acid derails

UTU News - Mon Nov 23

A Norfolk Southern freight train carrying sulfuric acid derailed early Sunday morning in Gilbert.

Lexington senior center to get bigger

The State - Mon Nov 23

Senior citizens who get meals through the Lexington Senior Center will have about twice as much space for dining as well as updated recreational facilities by mid 2010.

Airport gateway faces hurdles

The State - Mon Nov 23

Big plans to upgrade Columbia's airport corridor into a welcoming entry to the metropolitan area are heavy on hope but light on funds.

The Carolinas news

Myrtle Beach Online - Sun Nov 22

Senior citizens who get meals through the Lexington Senior Center will have about twice as much space for dining as well as updated recreational facilities by mid-2010. By combining a state grant with funds from the Lexington County Recreation and Aging Commission, the center will get a 2,500- to 3,000-square-foot addition so it can better meet the ...