Lexington County announces new Fire Service chief
The County of Lexington has named Mark A. Davis as the new Lexington County Fire Service fire chief, replacing former Fire Chief Brad Cox, who retired Jan. 25, 2019.
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State House steps covered in shoes in support of cancer patients, survivors
The front steps of the State House was covered in sneakers today.
Orangeburg home invasion suspect arrested in Tennessee
Orangeburg deputies arrested the last suspect for taking part in a home invasion has been captured in Tennessee.
Report is beginning, not end of possible Santee Cooper sale
A consultant’s report that South Carolina’s state-owned utility has at least three potential buyers who could wipe out its $8 billion debt and slow rate increases brought optimism that the problems with a pair of failed nuclear plants could end better than expected.
Cayce Department of Public Safety seeking identity of vehicle used in auto dealership burglary
CAYCE, S.C. (WOLO) – Investigators with Cayce Department of Public Safely are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the vehicle pictured and/or the whereabouts of a stolen grill.
One suspect in hospital, One sought in bank robbery
Forest Acres, S.C. (WOLO) — A manhunt was underway in Forest Acres, most of the day Tuesday, after police say a man and a woman robbed a bank on Forest Drive. Investigators say around 10am Tuesday the man and woman robbed South Carolina Federal Credit Union. Police say when officers arrived the male suspect went back inside the bank and…
All lanes are back open on Railroad Avenue after collision
Lexington Police Department say all lanes at the 300 block of Railroad Avenue are back open after a single vehicle collision this morning.
Lexington man sentenced to 28 years in prison for 2018 fatal shooting
Lexington County deputies say a murder suspect has been sentenced to 28 years in prison after a fatal shooting in 2018.
Fireflies hosting annual job fair, looking to fill 300 positions
Fireflies looking to fill 300 seasonal positions COLUMBIA S.C. (WOLO)- If you’re looking to earn some extra income, The Fireflies are looking to hire 300 seasonal and part-time employees for the 2019 baseball season. Saturday, February 9th the Fireflies will be hosting their annual job fair at Segra Park from 9:30 in the morning until noon. If you area new…
Lexington hosts 2019 State of the Town address
The town of Lexington hosts their 2019 State of the Town address. Click here to find out what changes are coming in the new year.
