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Lexington driver killed after striking tree March 15

Timothy Lee Morton, 48, of Lexington, has been identified by Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher as the man who died in a single-vehicle accident in the Lexington area on March 15. At about … more

2 Lexington County women arrested after 27 horses removed for emaciation, other conditions

Danielle K. Fowlston, 48, and Michelle Lyn Murray, 48, both of Lexington County, were arrested on March 5 on ill treatment of animals charges. “In mid-February, Lexington County Animal … more

Skateboarders to gather in Irmo for national contest March 27-28

The Boardr Series is coming to Rawls Creek Park in Irmo, inviting skateboarders of all ages and skill levels to compete in a national contest. The event is on March 27 and 28 at 1113 Friarsgate … more

Chihuahua bred in Lexington County wins ‘Best of Variety’ at Westminster 2026

A nice round apple head. Nice ears set in the right place. Big, bold eyes. A short nose. These are characteristics award-winning Chihuahuas likely have; Nacho, born and bred in Lexington County, … more

OPINION: Before Lexington 1 asks taxpayers for over $680M, it’s time to rethink school board representation

Why does one of South Carolina’s largest school districts still govern itself as if it were a much smaller, rural district?    How can the school board fairly prioritize the facility … more

4 Lexington County students win recognition in annual state high school writing contest

Two students from River Bluff High School, one from Gray Collegiate Academy and one from Airport High School earned recognition in the 2025-26 South Carolina High School Writing Contest.  … more

Lexington's new mural the 2nd in a Keep the Midlands Beautiful project series

A new mural in Lexington, completed earlier this month, is part of a project aimed at beautifying the Midlands in an artful way. Lexington's new postcard mural, "Greetings from Lexington," was … more

3 takeaways from Lexington’s Mayor in 2026 State of the Town address

In her 2026 State of the Town address, Town of Lexington Mayor Hazel Livingston talked about town safety, its police department, traffic, new businesses that joined the town in 2025 and more. Here … more

HOLY COW! HISTORY: The woman who gave the world Barbie

Sometimes, it’s the popular girls who get picked on the most. Just ask a certain blonde. (Or brunette.) Because she’s heard it all over the years. “She’s unrealistically beautiful!” … more

Stay Here, Play Here: Large festivals happening in Cayce and Irmo on Saturday

Lexington County Friday, March 20 Handmade event at Lexington library branch On Friday from 11 a.m. to noon at the Lexington Main Library, located at 5440 Augusta Rd. in Lexington, is a … more

COO for Lexington-Richland 5 named as new Sumter superintendent

In a unanimous vote, Sumter school board chose accomplished hometown product Gerald Gary as its new district superintendent on Monday night, pending successful contract negotiations. A Sumter … more

Prescribed burns planned this season in S.C. State Parks

Columbia, S.C. – State and federal fire crews are planning prescribed burns at several South Carolina State Parks to reduce hazardous forest fuels that cause wildfires and improve habitat … more

Tax breaks for S.C. boat owners could cut counties’ revenue by $40M

COLUMBIA — An  updated analysis  to legislation that reduces property taxes on boats registered in South Carolina shows counties would take less of a hit than predicted when the Senate … more

Top 5 finalists announced, voting now open for Lexington’s Best 2026

After more than 77,000 nominations, Lexington’s Best 2026 has entered its final phase. From March 12 until Thursday, April 2, readers and Lexington County residents can vote daily to determine the … more

SLED investigating hazing allegations involving Lexington baseball team

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division is investigating hazing allegations involving the Lexington High School varsity baseball team. more

Chronicle wins 11 awards in state press association annual contest

The Lexington County Chronicle brought home one sports section/magazine award, three general news reporting awards, two sports reporting awards, two page design awards and three photography awards … more

Wagner man killed in Leesville after being run over by trailer March 9

Jose Eduardo Sanchez Franco, 24, of Wagner, has been identified by Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher as the man who died following a single-vehicle crash in the Leesville area of Lexington … more

Chapin driver killed after striking tree March 7

Deandre Ramone Dreher, 28, of Chapin, has been identified by Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher as the man who died in a single-vehicle accident on March 7.  The accident happened in … more

Lexington County investigators seek information on 2025 missing persons case

Drayton Lucas, 25, of Swansea, went missing over a year ago, his family says, and Lexington County investigators are looking for a break in the case.  “Family members tell us they believe … more

2 teens arrested after West Columbia shooting on March 8

Two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting at the West Columbia Walmart on March 8.  Officers responded to the 2400 block of Augusta Road around 4:20 p.m., where the Walmart … more

11th Annual Shamrock Parade filled downtown Lexington with green and fun

The 11th Annual Blowfish Baseball Shamrock Parade was held in Lexington on Sunday, March 8, at 3 p.m. Parade Grand Marshals were the Town of Lexington Mayor Hazel Livingston and town council members. … more

Lexington County councilman welcomes Abraham 2.0 to continue Midlands camel ministry

Camel duty has resumed for Lexington County Councilman Clifford Fisher after months spent grieving his beloved giant family member, Abraham. After the 29-year-old camel, who became a local icon … more

Drug overdose deaths in Lexington and Richland counties moving in opposite directions

After landing behind bars for the 35th or so time in her adult life, Shannon Adams decided she’d had enough of the wreckage brought by drug addiction.  She began attending Alcoholics … more

Freedom Truck brought history to life at Batesburg-Leesville High for students, public

The Freedom Truck rolled through South Carolina and stopped at Batesburg-Leesville High School on March 2 and 3, bringing its curriculum on the history of America’s founding. The stop at the … more

COLUMN: For the love of spring, be there for students, especially during and after spring break

For most, the joy of abundant sunshine and warm air creates positive thoughts for the upcoming spring and summer months.  Surely, seeing trees bloom and hearing birds chirp brings out a playful … more
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