The Lexington SC Environment news category page provides a comprehensive source of information on environmental issues affecting the Lexington area and surrounding regions. Covering topics such as pollution control, conservation efforts, local wildlife preservation, and climate change initiatives, this page is dedicated to highlighting the latest developments in environmental policy, community projects, and sustainability practices. Readers can find in-depth articles, expert opinions, and updates on local events aimed at promoting eco-friendly living and environmental stewardship.
In addition, the Lexington SC Environment page serves as a platform for community engagement, encouraging residents to participate in local forums and volunteer opportunities related to environmental conservation. By featuring success stories from local organizations and initiatives, this category aims to inspire action and foster a sense of responsibility towards protecting the natural surroundings. Stay informed about the important environmental challenges facing Lexington and discover how you can contribute to creating a greener and more sustainable future for the community.
Lexington County, September 5, 2025 News Summary An EF1 tornado struck Lexington County, causing significant tree damage and minor home damage in the area. In related
Irmo, September 4, 2025 News Summary The Irmo Town Council has approved a controversial expansion of the Water Walk development. This expansion includes an additional 22
Lexington County, August 30, 2025 News Summary Lexington County will permanently close the Riverchase Way Collection Center on September 1. A new and improved Augusta Road
News Summary Severe thunderstorms and tornado warnings are in effect for Columbia and surrounding regions this morning. Residents are advised to seek shelter as powerful
News Summary The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources is improving fish habitats in Lake Murray with the introduction of 23 concrete ‘reef balls’. This
News Summary Columbia City is facing potential changes in energy policy as the Trump administration approaches. City officials are discussing strategies to navigate new tariffs
News Summary Residents of Columbia, Missouri, are bracing for a 4% increase in water rates, effective Tuesday, with a notable 10% hike for irrigation and
News Summary South Carolina has experienced a remarkable surge in outdoor recreation since the pandemic, contributing $8.6 billion to the state’s economy. The rise in
News Summary The National Weather Service has issued a dense fog advisory for Upstate South Carolina until 10 a.m. Visibility may drop to one-quarter mile
News Summary As Hurricane Helene approaches South Carolina, tragedy struck in Saluda County when two volunteer firefighters lost their lives responding to a structure fire.
