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Lexington's Sunset Split project has varying opinions among public officials, residents

Not everyone is happy with Lexington’s “Sunset Split” project designed to fix major traffic problems along the Sunset Boulevard and Corley Mill corridor. The Chronicle received … more

Chapin's Aquarius Spa and Salon specializes in self-care that’s good for the soul

Aquarius Spa and Salon in Chapin offers an oasis for those seeking serenity. The owner, Marie Keeton, was inspired to open her business in 2005 due to the lack of spas in the area at that time. … more

Rabid fox confirmed in Lexington County; One person and three pets exposed

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) confirmed that a fox found near Gaston Street between Jeffcoat Court and Carolyn Lane in Gaston, S.C., has tested positive … more

Cayce Elementary assistant principal competes in Mrs. America

It was not a normal dismissal at Cayce Elementary this past Friday. Students lined the halls for a special “send-off rally” for their beloved assistant principal, Ashley Caulder, 32, … more

Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County, surrounding areas for the week of August 22

FRIDAY, AUG. 23 Willie Wells & The Blue Ridge Mountain Grass (concert) Bill’s Music Shop & Pickin’ Parlor (710 Meeting St. West Columbia) hosts a performance by West … more

Chickenbutt Donuts provides Chapin with handcrafted treats

Prior to becoming the proud owners of Chickenbutt Donuts, Sue and Tre Dabney had a combination of 30 years of experience in the service industry. They’d been working at Amazon for five years, … more

Batesburg-Leesville continues search for town manager, takes part in solar paneling grant, approves financial audit despite ledger mistakes

Batesburg-Leesville is still in search of a town manager after the previous manager was let go by council this past May. After executive session during the Aug. 12 regular council meeting, council … more

‘A great attorney, judge, person, mother, wife and friend.’ West Columbia honors late judge with Riverwalk statue

A joyous moment for late judge Tanya Amber Gee was unveiled with a statue dedication at the West Columbia Riverwalk Amphitheater on Aug. 16. The City of West Columbia hosted the statue dedication of … more

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Lincoln’s forgotten duel

President Abraham Lincoln and his wife were chatting with Union officers. One asked, “Is it true you once went out to fight a duel for the sake of the lady by your side?” Lincoln … more

Mental Health Matters: Anxious children

Do you live with an anxious child? Or even a child who has some areas of anxiety? Maybe there is anxiety or fear about doing certain activities without a trusted adult present. Or perhaps your child … more

Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County, surrounding areas for the week of August 15

FRIDAY, AUG. 16 Ben Chapman & C0. (concert) The Nashville Nights concert series at Steel Hands Brewing (2350 Foreman St. Cayce) rolls on with a full band performance by Ben Chapman & Co. … more

Man charged after Lexington County stabbing death, house fire

A Winnsboro man has been charged earlier this week with murder in the stabbing death of a man found inside a burning home in Lexington, County, on July 23, 2024, according to a Lexington County … more

3 sentenced to federal prison after drug trafficking leads to stash houses in Lexington

A Lexington man already serving time in a South Carolina prison was sentenced to federal time for his involvement in a large drug distribution operation orchestrated from inside the prison. Benjamin … more

Holy Cow! History: When the mailman carried kids

There’s no denying these are tough times for the U.S. Postal Service. Thanks to email and bills being delivered and paid online, stamp sales are way down while operating expenses are way up, … more

Sistercare works to fight domestic violence in Lexington, neighboring counties

Did you know that 42% of South Carolina women experience some sort of domestic violence within their intimate relationships? Unfortunately, that number continues to steadily rise, and more women are … more

Lexington County residents collecting toys to send overseas

Residents throughout Lexington County are collecting supplies for Samaritan Purse’s Operation Christmas Child to send to children overseas. “Local Lexington families are transforming … more

Free English classes being offered in Lexington

Lexington Baptist is offering free English classes for non-native speakers. These classes will start on Aug. 21 at 6:30 p.m. at the church. more

Gaston's First Baptist Church is celebrating 200 years

The First Baptist Church in Gaston will be holding its bi-centennial service on Aug. 25 at 10:30 a.m. with lunch being served afterwards. In the past three years, the church has added 149 new … more

Program for older children announced by the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department

The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department has opened applications for the Law Enforcement Explorers program. The local post #106 meets on Tuesday evenings from September to June. The troop also … more

New cooking event coming to Lexington County

The group Vegan Outreach is launching a Vegan Cooking Challenge that will take place in September. Local chefs, including Yalla Y’all, The Manchester Hotel feat Granddam, Lost Palm, Grounded … more

Lexington County resident elected to SCACD Executive Committee

SCACD, a company that represents all 46 of South Carolina’s soil and water conservation districts, has elected their new executive committee. One resident elected to the committee is Lexington … more

‘Soaring to the Polls’ public forum to be held Sept. 7

The Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKA) sorority announced a new event to help facilitate and educate voters ahead of the 2024 elections. The public forum, called “Soaring to the Polls,” will be on … more

Lexington County resident sentenced for daycare abuse

38-year-old Lexington County resident Shayna N. McKnight was sentenced to 12 years in prison after being convicted on multiple counts of child abuse. She was also sentenced to five years to be served … more

K-9 Fletcher welcomes Lexington Two students back to school

He’s 19 months old. That’s 12 years old in human years. About the same age of many of the students he’ll get to serve in Lexington County. The Cayce Police Department has welcomed … more

Zoning request rejected for new Lake Murray housing project

The Irmo Planning Commission rejected a zoning change Monday that would have cleared the way for the huge new development known as “The Water Walk” that would bring hundreds of new homes … more
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