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Column: Cyber-harassment victims...

This is a response to Dianne T. Evans’ March 25 guest column “Foolish stupidity! Do NOT transmit your nude photos!” She was reacting to Rep. Mandy Powers-Norrell’s proposed legislation banning revenge porn.
The world has changed. Our children and grandchildren communicate differently than we did in the past.
We don’t approve of it, obviously, but what consenting adults do on the internet, or through texting, should not be exploited by one party to publicly embarrass and humiliate another person for revenge.

Lancers split with Limestone...

GAFFNEY – The USC Lancaster baseball team split a doubleheader with the Limestone College junior varsity squad Wednesday.

The 18-17 Lancers took the first game, 14-2, but lost the second contest, 11-8.

The Saints plated four runs off two critical errors in the bottom of the fourth inning of the nightcap to get the lead.

It was an about face from February. The Lancers outscored Limestone 29-2 when the Saints visited two months ago.

Lancers splits with Pioneers in...

The University of South Carolina Lancaster split a pair of NJCAA Region X baseball games with Spartanburg Methodist College on Saturday at SMC.

The teams were slated for a pair of weekend doubleheaders, but the Saturday games were the only two played in the four-game series.

The Sunday games were canceled due to weather.

In the Saturday twin bill, USCL rallied for a 5-1 extra-inning win in the opener, but the Pioneers prevailed in game two, taking a 7-3 win over the Lancers.

Wylie Street pool opens on May 26

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The Lancaster County Parks and Recreation’s Wylie Street Swimming Pool, 106 South Wylie St., will open May 26 for the 2018 season.

Pool hours are 3-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, noon-5 p.m. Saturday, and 1:30-4:30 p.m. on Sunday.

The swimming fees are a single-day fee of $3 per person (all ages), single-month pass, $20 per person (all ages), single-season pass, $50 per person (all ages), family month pass, $50 (no more than a family of five) and a family season pass, $100, (no more than a family of five).

Martin: Thornwell is still vital...

FORT LAWN – Former Lancaster High School basketball star Sindarius Thornwell is a year removed from his college days at the University of South Carolina, but Gamecock hoops coach Frank Martin still holds him close to his program.

Thornwell, the SEC Player of the Year in 2016-17 when the Gamecocks made their first-ever Final Four run, just completed his rookie season with the Los Angeles Clippers.