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Internet provider ordered to stop work in Lexington after damaging Dominion Energy gas lines

Kinetic Fiber Internet has been issued a stop-work order by the Town of Lexington.  The company, according to a release from the town, is responsible for damaging multiple Dominion Energy … more
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A new opioid stronger than fentanyl has been detected in South Carolina. Here's what to know about cychlorphine

A newly identified synthetic opioid estimated to be up to 40 times stronger than fentanyl has crossed South Carolina state lines, raising concerns among officials in law enforcement and the legal … more
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Remembering Jerry Bellune

MacLeod Bellune told me her husband got to know his nurses’ life stories, even in his final days. To founder and former editor of the Lexington County Chronicle Jerry Odom Bellune, … more
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Fueled by Hope Car Show at Lexington High School raised money for cancer patients

The Annual Cancer of Many Colors Fueled by Hope Car Show was held at Lexington High School on Saturday, April 18. The show was open to all makes and years of vehicles. Trophies were given … more
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Lexington Two Innovation Center hosts barbering, cosmetology competition for S.C. students

Their focus was palpable. Their fingers nimble. And their talent evident.  Students from across South Carolina gathered at the Lexington Two Innovation Center on April 20 for the Annual … more
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Over 200-acre Chapin business park might be redeveloped

During its most recent meeting, Lexington County Council gave first reading approval to the redevelopment of Chapin Business and Technology Park, which has sat vacant for several years. … more
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UPDATED: Cayce to continue Thomas Dambo troll project discussion during Monday meeting

Discussion of a Thomas Dambo trolls art sculpture valued up to $355,000 has been pushed back for now in Cayce. At the April 7 Cayce City Council meeting, council members were set to discuss a … more
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1 dead after pedestrian versus vehicle collision in Lexington County April 14

Mark Bartholomew Mack, 49, of Gaston, has been identified by Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher as the man who died on April 14 after being hit by a vehicle. The collision happened near … more
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Irmo Town Park renamed to honor longtime public services director

Longtime Public Services Director Whitt Cline for the Town of Irmo now has a park named after him. Whitt Cline Community Park, formerly Irmo Town Park, is located at 7330 Carlisle St. “It … more
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Book sale happening at Irmo Branch Library April 23-25

Books ranging from 50 cents to around $2 will be for sale at the Irmo Branch Library this Thursday through Saturday at 6251 St. Andrews Rd. The Friends of the Irmo Branch Library’s Spring Book … more
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Old Cafe Strudel location near downtown Lexington to become cinnamon roll business

The old Cafe Strudel location near downtown Lexington will soon open as The Devine Cinnamon Roll Deli. The comfort food joint, originally from Columbia, is known for its large cinnamon rolls, … more
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HOLY COW! HISTORY: When King George came toppling down

The removal of statues of historical figures across the country in recent years has prompted national reexamination. Many communities are looking at their own monuments and wondering whether they … more
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Stay Here, Play Here: It is indeed outdoor summer concert season around the Midlands

Lexington County Thursday, April 23 Concert at Icehouse Amphitheater On Thursday, April 23, from 6:30 to 9 p.m., Motown Throwdown will be performing at Lexington’s Icehouse Amphitheater, … more
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Lexington’s Doug Baker inducted into S.C. Entertainment and Music Hall of Fame

Music industry professional Doug Baker of Lexington was inducted into the South Carolina Entertainment and Music Hall of Fame at the Icehouse Amphitheater in Lexington last week. Zac Brown tribute … more
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S.C. sees sharp drop in hunting-related deaths

A quiet but meaningful trend is emerging in South Carolina: fewer lives are being lost in hunting-related incidents. According to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR), the … more
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'Much-feared editor expires.' Jerry Odom Bellune, April 30, 1936 - April 15, 2026

Editor Jerry Odom Bellune said he wanted his obituary to read: "Much-feared editor expires." When Jerry Bellune lost his hair, his enemies wondered where he hid his horns. Bellune was born … more

UPDATED: Former S.C. highway trooper arrested, charged with sexually assaulting caregiver during rehab

A former highway patrol trooper was arrested Tuesday, April 14, on allegations that he sexually assaulted a woman hired to take care of him after he was seriously injured in the line of duty in … more
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Chronicle editor wins national award

During her first day as an intern at The Sumter Item, Bryn Eddy said she didn’t want to be a journalist. Teach, probably. Write, maybe. Her experience gained from serving as … more
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14th Annual Herb Festival at the Lexington County Museum celebrated green thumbs

The 14th Annual Herb Festival was held this past weekend, on Saturday, April 11, at the Lexington County Museum. This was a free event that featured herbs, vegetables, baked goods, educational … more
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What to know about Lexington PD’s partnership with U.S. Secret Service

Lexington Town Council approved a request for the Lexington Police Department to enter into a mutual aid agreement with the U.S. Secret Service, a relationship that was already in place, but now has … more
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Macie and Milo’s Brew Pup now open in Lexington County

Macie and Milo’s Brew Pup opened last month, not far from where Sunset Boulevard goes over I-20 near Gray Collegiate Academy. This new business, which opened on March 26, 2026, is drawing in … more
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29 acres may be added to Lexington town limits for new car dealership

Almost 30 acres near downtown Lexington may soon be home to a new car dealership. Lexington Town Council received a request to annex 29.31 acres near the intersection of Highway 378 and West … more
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Lexington County deputies arrest man, say he attempted to run over child

Raheem Smith, 33, was arrested last week and charged with attempted murder and possession of a firearm or ammunition by a person convicted of certain crimes. Lexington County deputies say he … more
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Swansea woman arrested on child sexual abuse material charges

Dalana Inez Suggs, 25, of Swansea, was arrested on April 8 and charged with six counts of sexual exploitation of a minor in the second degree. Investigators say Suggs distributed files of child … more
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Lexington man arrested on child sexual abuse material charges

Bazle Kenneth Hutto, 70, of Lexington, was arrested on April 7 and charged with three counts of sexual exploitation of a minor in the third degree. Investigators say Hutto possessed files of … more
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