Managing growth, not stopping it, is key to Lexington County's future, leaders said at State of the County event
Lexington 2 students sign with local employers
Irmo town administrator announces resignation
After 23 years of service, Courtney Dennis, the Town of Irmo administrator, announced his resignation. His last day will be on July 3. After the council unanimously appointed Dennis as the town …
Cayce welcomes new police chief as city manager announces retirement
The City of Cayce is undergoing some leadership changes again. The city hired Bruce Wade in March as the chief of the Cayce Police Department...
Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of May 22
FRIDAY, MAY 23 Landslide-A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac The Icehouse Amphitheater (107 W. Main St.) hosts the first of two shows from the popular group, Landslide-A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac. Enjoy …
Lexington 4’s 2025-26 budget projects $44.5 million in revenue
Lexington County School District Four had its first reading for the 2025-26 general budget, including a total projected revenue of $44,537,200, which is an increase of $3.88 million from the 2024-25 budget, which was $40,656,040. ...
Mission Lexington seeks larger home to meet rising demand
Mission Lexington, a faith-based community non-profit dedicated to serving individuals and families in crisis, told the Chronicle that they are looking to grow their impact by expanding into a larger …
West Columbia makes progress on Safe Streets and Roads for All action plan
West Columbia City Council unanimously approved AECOM, a Columbia-based engineering consultant, to lead the development of a City of West Columbia Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) action plan. The city …
HOLY COW! HISTORY: Why the president drank
Historians love ranking presidents. You’ve seen the lists. There are the Greats, the Near Greats and the Mediocre. Then there are the Failures: Andrew Johnson, Herbert Hoover and the …
The hometown weekly
In my youth we had a daily newspaper, The Augusta Chronicle . What we didn’t get every day was local news. That’s what made The Lincoln Journal special. Farmers, grandmothers, country …
Lexington County athletes earn spot on All-Star rosters
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.
7 Lexington County softball teams look to keep their seasons alive in 2nd week of softball playoffs
9 Lexington County baseball teams advance past 1st week of playoffs
Adaptive pickleball coming to Lexington County, giving everyone a chance to play one of America’s fastest-growing sports
