10th Annual Blowfish Baseball Shamrock Parade filled downtown with joy
Lexington 4 educator named S.C. Teacher of the Year finalist
Cayce City Council postpones ward lines decision again to allow time for more community input
At their most recent meeting on March 4, the Cayce City Council discussed several topics including the establishment of new district ward lines—which impact local elections and more—and …
Wrapper production ends amid rising print costs, advertising declines
The Lexington County Chronicle will no longer be publishing its free weekly version, The Wrapper, also known as The Fish Wrapper. The March 6 edition of The Wrapper was the last one. “We love …
Lexington 2 sees teacher vacancies decrease
Lexington County School District Two’s human resources gave board members their report on the 2024-25 school year showing a decrease in instructor vacancies. According to the 2024-25 South Carolina annual educator supply and …
Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of March 13
FRIDAY, MARCH 14 St. Patty’s Celebration Steel Hands Brewing (2350 Foreman St.) invites you to the first night of its three-day St. Patty’s Celebration. Enjoy live music from …
COLUMN: Healthy living, healthy economy: A call for action on AOMs
As a former U.S. Marine and small business owner dedicated to physical health and well-being, I’ve spent my life committed to service. Whether protecting our communities or helping individuals …
Village Square’s 'Mean Girls Jr.' production gives definition to ‘fetch’
More than 60 teenagers come together in a play about cliques and bullying showing off comedic skills, singing and a whole lot of high school drama. Mean Girls Jr. is now playing at Village Square …
Rotary Club of Cayce-West Columbia to celebrate 70 years
The rotary club of Cayce-West Columbia have been volunteering their time to the community since 1955 and are celebrating their 70th anniversary this summer. Composed of 31 members, with approximately …
HOLY COW! HISTORY: Adolf’s American cousin
Every family has a rotten relative, a black sheep, the one relation you avoid above all others. Even Adolf Hitler. Yes, the personification of Evil had a relative he couldn't stand. …
'My life was already great before him, but he made it better.' Remembering Lexington local, pet transporter Scott Cutting
Scott Cutting, owner of Save Them All Pet Transport, dedicated his life to animals alongside his wife, Lynne. Known for his humor, Scott spent his years traveling animals to homes around the country. …
PPA Challenger Series amateur player registration is now live
86-year-old Lexington resident uses letters to honor S.C. history and tell his story
There is a signed baseball displayed in a curio case with oak framing and glass windows. It sits behind a name plate, oak, too, with the name Russell D. Mellette engraved with black lettering on …
Lexington local crowned 2024 Miss South Carolina Teen
Lexington native, Mary Elle Marchant, 18, was crowned 2024 Miss South Carolina Teen on June 29, 2024. The daughter of Andy and Rhonda, Marchant is a recent graduate of River Bluff High School’s …
Warm weather did not stop residents from visiting the Market at Icehouse
Throughout the past few weeks, Lexington County has started experiencing the hot and humid summers we’re known for, but the outside activities continue to prosper. This past Saturday, the Icehouse Amphitheater held its weekly Market at Icehouse.
Gamecocks win third straight SEC tournament title after beating No. 1 Texas in title match
South Carolina men’s basketball team concludes regular season with pair of SEC losses
Lexington County basketball players earn All-State honors
