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German Company Announces $21 Million Lexington Expansion, Set to Add 23 Jobs
The expansion is expected to be completed by October 2023.
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By Jordan Lawrence
| 6/8/22 11:02 AM
| 6/8/22 11:02 AM
Lexington Restaurant, Nonprofit Partner to Support Homeless Veterans
On May 24, the Flight Deck Restaurant on Old Chapin Road started letting customers add a $1, $2 or $3 donation on Tuesdays.
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By Jordan Lawrence
| 5/25/22 03:28 PM
| 5/25/22 03:28 PM
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.
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By Jordan Lawrence
| 5/18/22 05:01 PM
| 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.
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By Natalie Szrajer
| 4/29/22 10:41 AM
| 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.
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By Jordan Lawrence
| 4/27/22 11:40 AM
| 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.
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By Jordan Lawrence
| 4/25/22 04:40 PM
| 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.
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By Jordan Lawrence
| 4/25/22 03:55 PM
| 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.
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By Natalie Szrajer
| 4/23/22 11:02 AM
| 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.
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By Jordan Lawrence
| 4/21/22 11:49 AM
| 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.
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By Jordan Lawrence | jordan@lexingtonchronicle.com |
4/18/22 12:28 PM
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