American Legion Lexington Post 7 held a special ceremony at its headquarters honoring the state champion Junior baseball team. 

The Meeting Street Artisan Market, which has become a fixture of the weekends in West Columbia since it was started by the city in 2019, is expanding its hours headed into the fall.

The Cayce Police Department hosted its A Fiesta at Granby Gardens Park to spark "relationships between the community and law enforcement.” Acercamiento Hispano was on hand to provide …

On July 7, The Lexington County Chronicle unveiled the winners of its inaugural Our County’s Best contest.

Another event was back in Lexington County after two years canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic.

On the event’s 21st anniversary, Kid’s Day of Lexington was back in action in Virginia Hylton Park and around the Town of Lexington Municipal Complex on Maiden Lane. Kids participated in …

Cayce’s Soiree on State returned for the first time in two years, bringing a block party complete with bands (including Cash Money Experience, Tokyo Joe and a jazz trio led by Sam Edwards) …

People from around the midlands came to West Columbia for a day of amateur racing, arts and crafts, and STEAM activities.

After a three-year hiatus, dogs got to "Bark to the Park" again

For the second year in a row, Lexington Baptist Church hosted Easter Sunday services at Lexington County Baseball Stadium, home of the Lexington County Blowfish.

At this point, they’re pretty much one of the Icehouse Amphitheater’s house bands.

Chapin offensive lineman Chase Sweigart of Chapin High School was among 25 seniors who signed national letters of intent Wednesday in Chronicle Country.

The team, including Lexington High graduate Olivia Thompson, were presented with awards and plaques of recognition and were formally invited to the White House.

Guests ate and drank in the open air with a view of the reservoir

Athletes competed in events such as the caber toss, stone put and sheaf toss at the Tartan Day South Highland Games & Celtic Festival.

Riders, fighters and clowns came together March 25 and 26 in South Congaree for the 2022 Bull Bash.

Nephron Pharmaceuticals CEO Lou Kennedy rode in a blue convertible as the parade’s grand marshal, while the Order of the Hibernians led the way and Connick School of Irish Dancers walked and gave a dance performance.

The Lexington softball team completed a dominant showing this weekend to win the Varsity Blues Invitational Saturday.