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UPDATE: Airport HS assistant principal fired, investigated for alleged “unprofessional relationship with a student”

Rob Dew, ABC Columbia Staff,

Photo Courtesy:ahs.lex2.org UPDATE (5:00 p.m.) – The Lexington School District Two revealed that Diimler was terminated by the Board of Trustees after the district’s investigation into allegations that she might be involved in an unprofessional relationship with a student. According to a news release sent Tuesday (2/13), during that investigation, the district became aware of facts indicating the possibility of…
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Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Phil Noble Speaks to Group in Chapin

ABC Columbia Staff,

CHAPIN, SC (WOLO)–Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Phil Noble is on the campaign trail. On Monday night, Noble spoke at the Ballentine-Irmo-Chapin Democrats and Progressives meeting at El Pablano restaurant on Dutch Fork Road in Chapin. The candidate says he believes there is a lot of cleaning up to do at the State House. Noble will be among the SC Candidates for…
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Off Shore Drilling Protest at State House Draws Large Crowd

Crysty Vaughan,

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– At the State House Tuesday, a large crowd of protesters rallied against Off Shore Drilling legislation. Among those in attendance, at the State House, was South Carolina Congressman Mark Sanford. Those on hand at the rally could be heard chanting “Do you want to see oil rigs off the coast of South Carolina?” The protesters are opposed…
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Soul of Philanthropy Exhibit on Display at Richland Library

Crysty Vaughan,

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–A nationwide exhibit is now on display here in the Midlands. The Soul of Philanthropy exhibit is now open at the Richland Library Main Branch. The multimedia exhibit is dedicated to sharing the tradition of African American philanthropy. You can check it out for free 3until  May 6, 2018. Categories: Local News, News
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Deputies Send Warning to Residents After Series of Break-ins in Lexington

Alexis Frazier,

LEXINGTON, SC (WOLO)- Deputies are warning residents to lock their car doors and put away their valuables after a spree of car break-ins throughout Lexington County. Over the past couple of months Lexington County has had an increase in motor vehicle thefts and car break-ins. “We have three regions, its happened in all three regions,” Lexington County Sheriff’s Department Spokesperson,…