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Ross, Hammond return to SCISA AAAA championship game
Team Celebrates after the Skyhawks defense and special teams, had no trouble at all in a 42-3 victory against the Cyclones (7-5). COLUMBIA–Hammond’s offense struggled against Porter-Gaud in the semifinal round of the SCISA AAAA playoffs Friday night at Edens Stadium. . Jackson Ross, leading the Skyhawks defense...
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Pilgrim Fellowship Hall Brings Back St. Nicholas and Bounce Houses for Lexington Kids
Pilgrim Fellowship Hall is gearing up for its annual St. Nicholas Festival on Saturday, December 5, 2026, running from 5 to 7 p.m., with a visit from St. Nicholas himself planned for 6 p.m. The event will fill the hall with a holiday market, children's crafts, inflatable bounce houses, live Christmas music, and food, all aimed at giving Lexington families a festive evening together.
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HS Playoffs Roundup: Dutch Fork wins big. Irmo, Ridge View, Mid-Carolina advance
Jaxon Knotts’ thumb was fine — and so was the Dutch Fork football team. The Silver Foxes (10-0) turned in a dominating performance Friday in defeating Fort Mill 42-14 in the second round of the Class 5A playoffs. Dutch Fork will host Byrnes in the third round next week. Dutch Fork (10-0) extended its home-playoff winning streak to 31 games and has won 10 games in a season for the 16th time in the last 17 years The talk leading up to the game was if Knotts, the Dutch Fork quarterback, was going to play in the game. The senior injured his right thumb in the regular-season finale on Oct. 30. Knotts stayed busy during the off week and didn’t practice again until Wednesday. Dutch Fork coach Tom Knotts, Jaxon’s father, said he even thought about going with backup QB Jacob Brown and not playing his son unless he was absolutely needed. But Jaxon pleaded with his dad to let him play. “I spent a lot of time in the training room and got all the swelling out, and it was just managing the pain,” Jaxon Knotts said. “That was something I could do. I just put a glove on