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Today's News

  • We can never thank our veterans enough

    There are many honors and responsibilities that come with being a legislator. But none is more profound than sharing a community’s appreciation to the men and women who have put service above self, and made the commitment to go wherever they were sent for the purpose of protecting the freedoms that we hold dear.

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  • LHS looking to veterans

    Lancaster High School basketball coaches are hoping experience will be a key factor for both hoops squads this season.

    The Lady Bruins, 11-11 last winter, have nine returnees off their team which earned a playoff berth after posting a 9-5 region mark and third-place finish.

    The Bruins, 12-13 last season, also return nine players for the upcoming campaign.

    LHS boys coach Ricardo Priester said the LHS boys will have their share of youth as four of the sophomore returnees joined the Bruins late in the 2012-13 season.

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  • Bruins, Vols fall in preseason play

    Staff Reports

    Lancaster and Andrew Jackson boys teams had a tough night on the high school basketball hardwood, falling in second-round preseason tournaments.

    Lancaster, playing in the Lake Murray Tip-Off Classic, fell to tournament host Lexington High School, 67-50.

    AJ, in the National Guard Turkey Shootout semifinals, dropped a 61-50 loss to host West Florence High School.

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  • ‘Big E’ looking to bag Picks crown

    Staff Reports

    Here it is – the big week. That would be Thanksgiving.

    Nope, that’s already over as in leftovers, such as endless turkey sandwiches to go with turkey hash and turkey soup.

    How about rivalry week? Well, try again.

    C’mon man, it’s the final week of The Lancaster News’ Pigskin Picks.

    The winner gets the fabled trip to the luxurious Taxahaw Inn complete with a classy victor’s meal of sardines, stand-up weenies, crackers and a case of R.C. Colas.

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  • Enhance your holiday landscape

    Add a little holiday sparkle to your landscape for you and your guests to enjoy. No matter the weather outside, a few decorative touches can greatly increase the beauty and enjoyment of your winter landscape.

    Try one, two or all eight of these tips to improve your landscape’s winter appeal.

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  • Rallings' revamp catches eyes

    About five years ago, Mark and Sharon Rallings decided to overhaul the landscaping in their 30-year-old yard at 2124 Robert H Kirk Road. 

    They added a front porch large enough to accommodate rocking chairs and a bench, re-established their flower beds, reshaped their sidewalk and revamped their patio where a gold fish pond once existed. 

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  • Board considers name for new IL school

    Lancaster County School District officials have unveiled the proposed name and attendance boundary lines for Indian Land’s new elementary school.

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  • HOPE launches Christmas Basket today

    Amid the hustle and bustle of the official kick-off to the yuletide season, it’s also time for the annual Ward Faulkenberry Memorial Christmas Basket – a more than half-century tradition of neighbor-helping-neighbor in Lancaster.  

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  • Drug arrest made near Clinton Elementary School

    A Lancaster man was arrested and jailed on multiple drug charges during a police search earlier this month.

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  • Gamecocks, Tigers and tutus, oh, my!

    With a year’s worth of college bragging rights on the line Saturday, Nov. 30, in South Carolina, Tigers and Gamecocks have broken out their battle colors.

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