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Governors Grant, a Lexington, SC neighborhood, is located just off Old Chapin Road near the intersection of Old Chapin and Old Cherokee Road. Governors Grant homes range in price from the low $300’s to $700’s and offer homes from 2,400 square feet to more than 6,000 square feet.
View CommunityThere are four large oak trees growing in the front yard of the Mathias family home, about a hundred yards or so behind the Four Oaks Farm Country Store.
ViewThe Icehouse Amphitheater a project focused on allowing connectivity in the downtown area from this facility to Lexington Square Park, Virginia Hylton Park, Lexington Municipal Complex and the Palmetto Collegiate Institute.
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The College Center (TCC) held its Inaugural Fall Festival on November 1, intending to cultivate stronger bonds among students. The event featured team-building activities facilitated by Saluda Shoals in the morning, followed by a fun-filled afternoon of carnival-themed festivities. At TCC, the work is hard but the journey is fun.🍁
Tomorrow, Thursday, November 7, FEMA crews will be throughout Lexington County canvasing neighborhoods impacted by Hurricane Helene. Please be aware, teams will have on FEMA attire and proper ID.
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