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New gym, athletic field coming to ALA Lexington
American Leadership Academy Lexington broke ground Friday, Oct. 30, on a major expansion of its campus at 109 Innovation Place in Lexington. The planned improvements include a new gymnasium, expanded car line stacking lanes and an outdoor multi-use field for sporting events and practices. Upper School Director Gabriel Cheavers was...
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Lexington 2 adult ed program wins 2 statewide awards
The Lexington Two Adult Education Program received two top statewide awards during the recent South Carolina Adult Education Fall Training Institute’s “Celebrating Our Success” awards luncheon. The Lexington Two program, which operates in conjunction with Lexington Four, was awarded the following for the 2025-26 program year:. •...
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Columbia, Sumter education groups among Carolinas winners of McDonald’s Golden Grants
Two Midlands education groups are among nine organizations in South Carolina and North Carolina sharing $35,000 in McDonald's Golden Grants this year. STEM U in Columbia received a $5,000 grant, and Liberty STEAM Charter School in Sumter received $2,500, according to Carolinas McDonald's. Liberty STEAM, which opened in 2021, describes itself as Sumter's first public charter school.
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Augusta students thank body donors at memorial service
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Medical students at Augusta University presented flowers to the families of people who donated their bodies to science during a memorial service. A dental student described what the donors mean to the students. “We traced the muscles and nerves surrounding the smile lines of someone who...
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Augusta-area GHSA football playoff live scoreboard for Round 1
The regular season is in the books and starting now, it’s win or go home. The Georgia High School Association state football playoffs begin this week, as does the long march to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. There are a handful of Augusta-area teams in the hunt , with a few hosting first-round matchups. In Class 5A, Richmond Academy welcomes Statesboro to town. The Musketeers (8-2) locked down that home game with a 35-21 road win over Jenkins in Savannah on Friday. Despite dropping the regular-season finale to Thomson Friday, Hephzibah (8-2) clinched a Top-16 seed and will host Pike County in its 3A playoff opener. In Class 2A, Laney (6-4) will welcome Brooks County to The Boulevard. Lincoln County sits as the top seed in Class A and host Irwin County on Friday. The Red Devils finished last season as the Class A D-II runner-up to Bowdon a year ago. Aquinas earned a bye in the Private Class and will have a week off. The Fightin’ Irish will play the winner between Athens Academy and Kings Ridge in the second round. One thing to note is that due to referee shortages across the state, Class 4A games were moved to
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GC Sports | Panthers defeat Dodge County to claim first Area Championship
The Portal Lady Panthers flag football team made history Thursday night, defeating Dodge County 14-0 to capture the 2026 Division 1 Area 4 Championship, the first Area or Region Championship in program history. Despite years of success on the field, the Lady Panthers had never captured an Area Championship until now. Behind a dominant defensive performance that held Dodge County scoreless, Portal secured the historic victory and added another milestone to the program's growing legacy. Head coach Emma Yates expressed her pride in the team's accomplishment and the work that went into reaching this moment. "Winning the first area championship in our program's history means a lot to us!" Yates said. "It is a reflection of the hard work, dedication, and belief that these girls have put into this season. We have worked hard to build this program, and to see that hard work turn into something like this is special." While the Lady Panthers have plenty to celebrate, Yates emphasized that her team still has bigger goals ahead as they prepare for the state playoffs. "Going into state playoffs, our mentality is simple: We can, and we will," Yates said. "We believe in the talent we have, the work
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USC Aiken gets approval for master’s degree in emerging media
AIKEN, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - The University of South Carolina Aiken has been approved for a new master’s degree in emerging media that is expected to begin in fall 2027. The South Carolina Commission on Higher Education last week approved 17 new courses across nine universities in the state. The...