By Dee Griffin How are those new year resolutions going? With the new year, the tradition of making New Year’s resolutions often comes up. Something about the calendar changing over to a new year give us a sort of clean slate or the opportunity to make changes we have beenContinue Reading

IRMO, SC – The Irmo Chili Cook-Off is spicing things up this year with a heartwarming addition: local potters will sell unique, handmade bowls and mugs during the event on January 25 at Moore Park. The fundraiser is part of the Empty Bowls movement, a global initiative by artists toContinue Reading

By Thomas Grant, Jr. The number ‘10’ was on the mind of Alex Quillen prior to Irmo’s Tuesday home game against Newberry. This would give the Yellow Jackets double-digit wins in non-region play in his first season at the helm. Sparked by a 3-point shooting outburst to open the game,Continue Reading

Get ready to spice things up! The Town of Irmo Events Committee invites you to the Irmo Chili Cook-Off on Saturday, January 25 at Moore Park. This event is your chance to showcase your chili-making skills while supporting a great cause. Proceeds will benefit McGregor Presbyterian Church’s Snack Pack Program,Continue Reading

By Thomas Grant Jr. Change is definitely a theme in the post-Tim Whipple era for Irmo boys basketball. Along with first-year head coach Alex Guillen, the Yellow Jackets are sporting black and white jerseys and shorts without the trademark gold colors. “We kind of changed up the jerseys a littleContinue Reading

The Town of Irmo has purchased a powerful hurricane blower to improve street cleaning and park maintenance. The new equipment is designed to clear gutters and public areas quickly, cutting down on both time and labor required for these tasks. The blower will help remove leaves and debris from gutters,Continue Reading

The Irmo Police Department Community Foundation kicked off this year’s Shop with a Cop event on December 10 by helping 30 local families in need. The families received food, clothing, toys, and other essential items they might not have been able to afford this holiday season. The program, organized byContinue Reading

By Robin All 1. Avoid Bending Your Head Down at Address: 2. Allow Head Movement for a Full Backswing: 3. Embrace a Natural Swing: 4. Stay Motivated: These tips can help senior golfers play more comfortably while maximizing their performance on the course.Continue Reading

By Eileen Renders Weight has always been a touchy subject with much of the population. Many of us are overweight, or obese. Some are underweight while others are a good weight, yet not physically fit. Factors that can predetermine one’s weight might be genetics, and inheriting fat genes from parents.Continue Reading

On December 1, Angela Valvasori, representing Westinghouse SURE, presented a generous $1,300 donation to Liz Harris of Seven Oaks Presbyterian Church. Westinghouse SURE, an organization of retired Westinghouse employees, is dedicated to supporting local charities through community involvement. The donation will directly aid Seven Oaks Presbyterian’s mission to provide warm,Continue Reading