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Cleaner Carolina: New Audit Finds Less Litter Alongside Midlands Roads

State and local anti-litter efforts appear to be making a dent, but officials say the job isn’t finished yet…

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by ERIN PARROTT *** After years of complaints about trash-strewn shoulders and debris-clogged
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Pat Padgett Top fan February 11, 2026 at 9:48 am

Trashy roadsides might be better in Richland County but I don’t think that’s true for Lexington County. In fact Highways 378 and Number 1 west of Lexington are a disgrace! Travel any secondary road in this area and you would think you were in a 3rd World country. Couple that with the overdevelopment and Lexington has turned into a virtual sesspool! I have on my own gone out and policed several of these roads so I know what I’m talking about. This should be a priority for our County and our State!

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Destination: Trumpflation February 11, 2026 at 5:13 pm

South Carolinians able to afford less and less to eat thanks to all the inflation, bungling, and tariffs, hence less litter. Wait till the depression hits.

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