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Prisma Acquires Lexington Orthopedic Surgery Center, Company's First Ambulatory Practice

The first surgery after the ownership change was scheduled to take place May 16. more

By Jordan Lawrence

jordan@lexingtonchronicle.com

| 5/18/22 05:01 PM

Lexington County Farms, Markets Provide Locally Grown Foods

Local farms around the county have an array of selections to choose from. more

By Natalie Szrajer

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| 4/29/22 10:41 AM

Cola Concerts, Gone From Cayce, Reschedules Ziggy Marley Concert

There is no indication in the press release that the series will extend beyond this fall. more

By Jordan Lawrence

jordan@lexingtonchronicle.com

| 4/27/22 11:40 AM

1 of Lake Murray’s 2 Floating Music Festivals Will Happen in 2022

Reggaetronic Lake Murray Music Festival announced Monday that it would return to the shores of Spence Island. more

By Jordan Lawrence

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| 4/25/22 04:40 PM

Lexington Uno Pizzeria Closes After 19 Years in Operation

According to the chain’s website, the Lexington outpost was the lone location remaining in South Carolina. more

By Jordan Lawrence

jordan@lexingtonchronicle.com

| 4/25/22 03:55 PM

Swansea to Welcome Arts and Crafts Market Downtown

Alex Swearingen is bringing her passion for art and her love for her hometown of Swansea to the small town’s business district. more

By Natalie Szrajer

news@lexingtonchronicle.com

| 4/23/22 11:02 AM

Cayce, West Columbia Hope Returning Marquee Events Boost Visibility

This weekend, the neighboring cities of Cayce and West Columbia welcome back events that haven’t been seen since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. more

By Jordan Lawrence

jordan@lexingtonchronicle.com

| 4/21/22 11:49 AM

Lexington Beer Garden That Beat Church's Legal Challenge Is No More

The managing partners announced via social media that the project is permanently suspended. more

By Jordan Lawrence | jordan@lexingtonchronicle.com | 4/18/22 12:28 PM

The Catch-Up: West Columbia Brewery Releases First Canned Beer

Savage Craft Ale Works released the cans last week. more

By Jordan Lawrence | jordan@lexingtonchronicle.com | 4/15/22 08:42 AM

West Columbia’s Primal Gourmet Closes for Good After Returning From Temporary Hiatus

The business — which emphasized fresh, healthy foods made with local ingredients — opened its brick-and-mortar location in 2019. more

By Jordan Lawrence | jordan@lexingtonchronicle.com | 4/5/22 11:32 AM

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Fallen Lexington County Law Enforcement Members Honored at Memorial

Last week, an annual Lexington event was as poignant as it’s ever been. As they do each year, local law enforcement and members of local governments gathered with the public for the …

Residents, Elected Officials React to Gun Violence After Columbiana Centre Shooting

The Harbison mall shooting is one of nine mass shootings in the state this year, according to data from the Gun Violence Archive.

Irmo High School to Get Nearly $50M Facelift, New Wing

Lexington-Richland District 5 officials say it will take a while. Completion is expected in 2025.

Zoning for Irmo Storage Development Voted Down as Council Contends With Traffic Woes

The outcry came as the council considered a zoning change from Fringe Agricultural to General Commercial at a nine-acre site near the intersection of Farming Creek Road and Dreher Shoals Road.

Seven Oaks Elementary School Dedicates Outdoor Classroom Named for Nephron CEO’s Mother

Lou Kennedy said that when her mother died in 2021, she reached out to Lexington-Richland School District 5 to see how they could honor her.

The Catch-Up: Lexington County Sheriff Awarded for ‘Excellence in Law Enforcement’

Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon is one of four 2022 winners recognized by the Strom Thurmond Awards for Excellence in Law Enforcement. The awards, established in 1983 and presented by the S.C. …

Local sports

Gray Collegiate Softball Shuts Out Latta 7-0 to Take Game 1 of Series

For a team playing in the Class 2A softball final for the first time, Gray Collegiate opened up like season veterans.

Six Chronicle Country Athletes Win Gold in Track and Field

Seven Chronicle Country players earned gold medals this past weekend at the S.C. High School League Track and Field Championships.

Gray Collegiates Drops Game One of Class 2A Baseball Final

Coaching in a state title series was nothing new Saturday night for multiple champion Charles Assey Sr.

Lexington, Gray Collegiate Softball Advance to State Finals

Add two more Chronicle Country teams looking to close out the S.C. High School League athletics year as state champions.

Gray Collegiate Wins Class 2A Upper State Title, Opens State Final Against Andrew Jackson Saturday

Another Gray Collegiate sports team is headed to the state finals for the first time.

Lexington Blowfish Baseball to Honor 13 Fallen Service Members on Opening Weekend

From holding special recognition living or deceased veterans to inviting Fort Jackson soldiers to a home game, the Lexington County Blowfish have maintained a respectful and honorable relationship with the military.

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