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Man charged with assaulting his 'on and off' girlfriend

A Lancaster man is facing domestic violence charges for allegedly assaulting an “on and off” girlfriend when she came to his house.

According to incident report, a 24 year old Lancaster woman called the Lancaster Police Department on Nov. 9 to report that her sometime boyfriend, Cedrick Segars Jackson, had attacked her when she went to his home to collect money he owed her.

Kershaw Council weighs ballroom insurance options

KERSHAW – Kershaw Town Council is considering the addition of a potential user’s insurance fee to the current $350 rental fee for the Kershaw Country Club ballroom. 

That, town leaders fear, is a move that could nearly double the rental cost.

At the Nov. 18 meeting, Kershaw Town Administrator Rick Walters told council members it’s time to review the policy for rentals of town properties. 

Yellow Jackets gear up for season with solid hopes

The Buford High School basketball teams sport a buzz of excitement as the 2013-14 season nears.

North-South soccer stars to decide title in third match

 

The North and South 7-8 soccer all-stars met Thursday, Dec. 5 to decide the 2013 Lancaster County Parks and Recreation pee wee all-star soccer champion.

The South stars opened play in the best-of-three tournament with a 4-2 win over the North at the Buford Recreation Complex field on Monday, Dec. 2.

Regional and local farmers markets benefit all Americans

One very important reason for Congress to expedite work toward a new Food, Farm and Jobs Bill is to continue today’s rapid growth in local and regional marketing opportunities for American agriculture.

From local farmers markets to regional food hubs, these new opportunities benefit a wide range of Americans from all walks of life.

They benefit farmers and ranchers who are looking to start selling locally or scale up to regional sales.

Rogers' FTs fuel Warriors victory

 

Indian Land’s boys, 1-1, pulled out a last-second win to earn a split with visiting Cuthbertson of Union County, N.C., on Thursday, Dec. 5 in the Warriors’ gym.

Warriors notch mat split

 

Indian Land split a three-way wrestling match with Class AA North Central and Class AAA Hartsville.

The Warriors downed North Central, 58-21, but dropped a 45-25 loss to Hartsville.

Naming a turkey is not a good idea

– Editor’s note: Due to reader requests, we are reprinting this Remember When column, which was originally published in the Nov. 19, 2006, edition of The Lancaster News. The story of Jim the turkey has indeed become a Thanksgiving tradition at The Lancaster News.

I don’t know if it was tradition or custom, but a couple weeks before “Big Thursday” or Thanksgiving Day, me and Daddy journeyed down to Tradesville to pick up our big ole gobbler.

BHS eighth in state field

 

Buford didn’t bring home any coveted medals for the Class AA state competition, but Jackets cheer coach Julie Thompson was still proud of her team.

The Jackets cheer team placed eighth in the 16-team field at the Colonial Life Arena on the University of South Carolina campus on Saturday, Nov. 23.

Lancaster Bowling Center Results

 

Nov. 17 results

Following are the Lancaster Bowling Center results for Nov. 17. Listed are the league name, high games and high series.