2023-05-12
Those Black Streaks on Your Roof Aren’t Just Dirt — And They’re Costing You Money
By Brayden Rollins If your roof has dark streaks running down it, you might assume it’s just aging or dirt. The truth is more concerning — and more fixable — than most Chapin homeowners realize. Drive through just about any neighborhood in Chapin and you’ll spot them: dark black or
DFHS Astronomy Instructor Attends National Space Expo, Opens Doors for Students
IRMO – There was little downtime over Spring Break for Dutch Fork High School astronomy instructor J.M. Cameron, who traveled to Suffern to attend the North American Astronomy Forum and Space Expo on April 11–12. The event, considered the largest space and astronomy expo in the world, brought together leading
Lexington seniors to play in All-Star games
Photos by lexingtonhswildcats.com – Lexington’s Anna Bart (4) and Adriana Dunat (11). By Thomas Grant Jr. Both Lexington soccer teams are battling for first place in Region 4-5A in the final week of the regular season. Despite a 1-0 home loss to Chapin on March 14, the Lady Wildcats maintained
Good Brews for a Great Cause
IRMO – The Irmo Fire Foundation is inviting the community out for an evening of drinks and support during its Irmo Fire Spirit Night on April 24. The event will
Shiloh waits for help
No one hears the wind chimes. The parking lot stays empty. By Tom Poland, A Southern WriterTomPoland.net I call it the Roll Call of The Waiting. Inactive churches in need
SC Philharmonic to Close Season with “From the New World” Finale April 25
COLUMBIA – The South Carolina Philharmonic will conclude its Capital Concert Series with its season finale, From the New World, on Saturday, April 25, at 7:30 p.m. at the Koger
Lake Murray-Irmo Rotary Names February Student of the Month
The Lake Murray-Irmo Rotary Club has named Seven Oaks Elementary Global Magnet fifth grader Allison Reyes Andres as its February Student of the Month. Seven Oaks Principal Dr. Angie Slatton