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    Photo feature: Heart walk

    More than 300 people participated in the second annual Heart Walk in Myrtle Beach on Saturday. The on-the-beach event was hosted by the city of Myrtle Beach in partnership with the American Heart Association.

  • Photos: In our schools

    Highlights of some of the recent happenings at Midlands schools.

  • In our schools

    The holidays are over, but we wanted to share some of the season’s events — and generosity— at Midlands schools.

People and achievements in your community, Feb. 6

RICHLAND 2 STUDENTS were selected for the South Carolina All-State Orchestra: Sydney Kale, Blythewood Middle; Crystal Lee, Dent Middle; Ebony Patton, E.L. Wright Middle; Hayley Belton, JulieAnne Bennet (2nd chair), Hunter Durham, Sydney Larson, RJ McDowell (2nd chair), Carlton McCormic (2nd chair) and Tom Timms, Blythewood High; Michael Halbook, Daniel Murray and Bianca Walker, Ridge View High; Mark Allen, Briana Bell, Sarah Fishburne, Sydney Johnson, DJ Lee, Karen Lee, Sarah Lee, Martin Li, Christine Nixon, Courtney Noh, Zach Patton, Katie Peffen, David Qu, Keeana Ross, Sarah Smith and Miosha York, Spring Valley High School.

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Giving help, getting help, Jan. 31

HEROES VEST FUND INC., a Lexington-based nonprofit, has donated tracking harnesses for each of the six K-9 police dogs serving the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department. Each harness includes a handle, Sheriff’s Department patches and reflective “SHERIFF” panels. The fund previously donated four body armor vests to dogs in the K-9 Unit. If you’d like to make a donation, go to www.heroesvestfund.org

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Wildcats reach state final

Lexington defeated White Knoll 35-28 on Wednesday in the Class 4A Lower State championship match to earn another shot at securing the program’s first state wrestling title.

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