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Today's News

  • Hegler tops USC law class

    Adam Hegler isn’t exactly what you’d call a career student, even though he’s been at it steady since he graduated from Andrew Jackson High School in 2002.
    No, in fact, Hegler is finally done with his higher learning – almost – and all those years of hard work and good study habits are paying off.
    Not only did the 26-year-old Kershaw native graduate magna cum laude May 6 from the University of South Carolina School of Law, he did so with an estimated 3.91 grade-point average, the highest in his class.

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  • Education briefs 5-22-11

    LHS student joins national honor society
    Lancaster High School student Austin Franceschelli of Lancaster has been selected for membership in the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS).
    The society recognizes top scholars and invites only those students who achieved academic excellence. The announcement was made by NSHSS Founder and Chairman Claes Nobel, a senior member of the family that established the Nobel Prizes.

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  • Lancaster student illustrates book

    From release

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  • Chamber of Commerce to hold business mixer Monday

    Lancaster County 

    Chamber of Commerce

    The Pavilion at historic Craig Farm will be the site of the Lancaster County Chamber of Commerce’s Business After Hours on Monday, May 23. This special Business After Hours is especially designed to welcome new members who have become investors in the chamber during its current membership campaign.

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  • Police Blotter 5/20/11

    According to Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office reports:

    • A Lancaster woman reported a telephone scam to deputies April 15. The West Meeting Street woman told deputies she received a phone call April 4 from a woman claiming to be with Publisher’s Clearing House. The unknown woman told the victim she had won $500,000, gave her a confirmation number and told her to wait for a call from a prize coordinator, a report said.

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  • Man charged in bathroom fight

    A Lancaster man was arrested on several charges recently after entering a house and starting a fight with two other people. 

    Garfield Antonio McGriff, 36, 386 Old Camden Road, was arrested in the early morning hours of May 3, only minutes after police say he barged into someone else’s home. 

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  • Track hosts Pure Street special

    Lancaster Motor Speedway hosts the $500-to-win Pure Street race on Saturday night.

    The Pure Street Division has posted some of the most exciting racing of the season.

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  • BHS honor winter-spring stars

     

     

     

     

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  • IL Warriors fall short

     

       

    GILBERT – Indian Land’s quest to produce a first-ever state championship fell short in a emotional 3-2 loss to Gilbert High School on Wednesday at the GHS Stadium.

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  • School board eyes $80.6M budget

    Future plans were the main topic of conversation during the Lancaster County School District meeting Tuesday night as the board got a good look at the proposed 2011-12 budgets, which total $80.6 million.
    The meeting also included recommendations for easing overcrowding at Indian Land Elementary School.
    This year’s proposed general fund budget, which funds everyday operations from salaries to educational programs, is about $69.1 million.
    The proposed debt services budget, reserved for debt and capital needs, is $11.5 million.

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