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May 18, 2021 6:15 PM EDT
LEXINGTON COUNTY, S.C. (WOLO)– The Town of Lexington Police are out in full force for the month of May monitoring collision prone intersections.
Police say major intersections like the one on Sunset Blvd and Old Cherokee Road are becoming a bigger problem.
“So we’ve come up with a campaign for the major intersections here in town. West Main Street at Park Road, Northlake Drive and Sunset, Sunset and Old Cherokee, Hope Ferry and Sunset, to get the drivers attention that red lights and traffic signals are posted and they have to abide by the rules.”
BridgeTower Media has named Rick Jenkins group publisher for SC Biz News.
Jenkins formerly served as the publisher for GSA Business Report in the Upstate and will now oversee all operations for the statewide business-to-business media operations.
SC Biz News is the publisher of GSA Business Report, Columbia Regional Business Report, Charleston Regional Business Journal, SCBIZ magazine and many associated digital, print and event-driven media products.
BridgeTower named Jenkins after a nationwide search to replace long-serving group publisher Grady Johnson who stepped down in March.
“I’m so honored to have the opportunity to lead SC Biz,” Jenkins said. “The company has been the leader in producing and distributing valuable content to high-level business executives throughout South Carolina for more than 25 years, and the SC Biz brand is as strong as ever.”
Modified Jan 12th, 2021 at 8:49 AM
Pensacola’s Garrett Wins Co-angler Division
“I stayed on Harris all day, which was a short run for me but it worked out nicely,” said Panzironi. “I caught all my fish on a black-colored Zoom Magnum Trick Worm in 10 to 12 feet of mostly dirty water.
“The real key to the victory was the Garmin LiveScope. I caught every single one of my fish directly beneath my boat and I could see them all. I dropped down to them and they’d eat it – it was amazing.”
Panzaroni said he was excited to walk away with a win at the first tournament of the year for the Gator division.