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Trust your gut: 5 reasons why fiber-forward pears are a fall favorite

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(BPT) - The fall harvest is underway, which means that a fresh new crop of USA-grown pears is coming to grocers’ produce sections. For those looking for a healthy snack with staying power, …

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November 23, 2023

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West Columbia leaders discuss homelessness issues and potential solutions at forum

West Columbia leaders concerned with issues surrounding homelessness, within the city and in surrounding areas, decided it was time to talk about the problem last week.

Irmo location of Alodia’s Cucina Italiana is permanently closed

A temporary closure is now permanent.

Lexington District 3 receives $500K in federal money for school safety

The school district covering Batesburg-Leesville is one of four in South Carolina to receive money through a federal program to bolster school safety.

Pelion set to implement a hospitality tax next year

Come next February, the Town of Pelion will have a hospitality tax.

How did Batesburg-Leesville schools do in the latest state report cards?

Over the next few weeks, the Chronicle will dig into the evaluations for the five school districts that touch Lexington County, continuing with Lexington County School District 3.

The Catch-Up: Pawmetto Lifeline seeks Midlands-wide requirement for microchip, spay/neuter

Pawmetto Lifeline is pushing to make the microchip requirement the status quo across the Midlands, along with making sure animals are spayed/neutered.

Local sports

Chronicle Country games to watch during this week's slate of high school hoops

The official start of the South Carolina high school basketball season is this week and many teams from around the county will look to pile up wins early in their campaign.

Irmo falls to South Florence in state semifinal, ends historic season for Yellowjackets

A historic season for the Irmo Yellowjackets came to a close Friday night after a 28-21 loss to defending 4A champions, South Florence.

Photos: Brookland-Cayce, Gray Collegiate march on, Gilbert falls

Brookland-Cayce and Gray Collegiate advanced to the state football semifinals with wins over Crestwood and Strom Thurmond Nov. 17, while Gilbert fell to Camden in a heartbreaking loss. The …

Dutch Fork surging through playoffs after shaky season

Dutch Fork struggled early and started 0-3. The last time Dutch Fork had more than one loss in a season was in 2015 when the team was still in 4A.

Photos: State’s best senior volleyball players compete in annual North-South All-Star games

Four Lexington County athletes played alongside some of South Carolina’s best volleyball players in Saturday's North-South All-Star games.

Pair of Lexington County teams win state cheerleading competitions

Two teams from Lexington County captured state titles on Saturday during the South Carolina High School League competitive cheer championships.

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Chronicle Country games to watch during this week's slate of high school hoops

West Columbia leaders discuss homelessness issues and potential solutions at forum

Irmo location of Alodia’s Cucina Italiana is permanently closed

Irmo falls to South Florence in state semifinal, ends historic season for Yellowjackets