A Lexington man recently diagnosed with coronavirus has died, the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control said Monday. He is the first person in South Carolina to die after testing positive for COVID-19

For as long as most board-game participants can remember, Monopoly has been an educational and fun way to pass the time with friends of loved ones. Has anyone ever wondered, though, about the brains behind the Boardwalk?

Mrs. Elizabeth “Lizzie” J. Magie Phillips (1866-1948) is finally receiving due attention as the inventor of the game that eventually became “Monopoly.” A new book by journalist Mary Pilon, The Monopolists: Obsession, Fury, and the Scandal Behind the World's Favorite Board Game, has received a lot of media coverage recently for shining light on the game’s disputed history

Congratulations to Pastor Derrick & First Lady Cecelia Davis-Hollins on their 1st Pastoral Anniversary at Shiloh First Independent Church!

My wife Stephanie and I had a 'gospel-good-time' celebrating this mighty man of God, Pastor Derrick Hollins, who is such an important part of our Fairfield County Community! Bishop Eric Bell, from Gethsemane Baptist Church presided over the powerful worship service, full of singing, praising, and praying. It was a time of setting aside the troubles of the world for just a few hours and thanking God for being our strength in these times of trouble!

Mrs. Susan Evans has always lived in Winnsboro, South Carolina. She attends Shiloh Presbyterian Church and has one son.

She graduated from Mansfield Business College and recently graduated from South University at age sixty-three. She also attended Midlands Technical College in the Registered Nursing Program. Mrs. Evans believes she always wanted to be a nurse when she was younger, because when someone would get a splinter in their hand or fall on their knee, she was always the one they called on. "I've just always had a caring spirit. No matter who you are, if I can help you, I will," she said. .