Today's News

HEATH SPRINGS – The town hall of the county’s smallest town is about to get a new roof.

After a brief presentation on roof bids and warranties by Heath Springs Volunteer Fire Department Chief Patrick Helms at its Tuesday, July 15 meeting, members of Heath Springs Town Council approved a roofing contract with Seamless Roofing, Inc., of Charlotte, N.C.

Several agencies, including the United Way of Lancaster County, American Red Cross, Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office, Lancaster Police Department, Alston Wilkes Society, Lancaster County Council on Aging and many other volunteers, participated in the unofficial homeless count conducted throughout the county March 15 through May 1. 

The Limited Late Models will return to Lancaster Super Speedway on Saturday, July 19.

The Limited Late Models were slated to run earlier this season at the big half-mile track, but the race was cancelled due to teams unable to make the field for the scheduled event.

The Lancaster Dixie Baseball Ozone all-stars, ages 11-12, saw their state title hopes end with an 11-5 extra inning loss to Seneca on Wednesday, July 16 at Byerly Park in Hartsville.

Seneca forged an early 5-1 lead, but Lancaster fought back to tie the game in the bottom of the sixth.