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Phyllis Glenn Buck

Phyllis Glenn Buck, 77, of Palmyra, formerly of Chapin, SC passed away peacefully at home on Friday, May 3, 2024. She was born on April 23, 1947 to the late Furman T. and Ruth (Harris) Glenn. more

The South Carolina Ag + Art Tour comes to Lexington County

According to its website, “The SC Ag+art Tour is a free, self-guided tour of farms and markets that feature local artisans at every stop. more

The Catch Up: Lexington One announces free and reduced meal policy

The Lexington One School District has announced their policy for free and reduced breakfast and lunch for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year. more

Red Bank nonprofit provides community support, educational opportunities

Four years ago, community members and educators met in the White Knoll area to talk and initiate positive change. Action stemmed from conversations and S.E.A. Place was born as a nonprofit with the acronym standing for support, education and advisement, which is what they strive for. more

South Carolina, national organizations share tips for fun, safe summer

The air is beginning to pick up the smell of barbecue and the sun is sticking around just a little bit longer as the first day of summer approaches. Thursday, June 20, officially marks the beginning of this carefree season. While swimming, sunshine and cookouts make this season what it is, there are a few safety tips to keep in mind so your summer festivities run smoothly this year. more

IRS warns against scams targeting South Carolina seniors; joins other federal agencies to recognize special awareness day

As part of continuing efforts to protect the senior community, the Internal Revenue Service today issued a warning about the rising threat of impersonation scams. more

Lexington offers family fun to beat the heat this summer

Temps have been soaring outside lately. It might have been fun to take the kids to the pool once school let out, but as the days get hotter around the Midlands, it’s now less enjoyable for families to hang around outside. more

Grammy-Nominated singer, songwriter performs two shows in Lexington this week

This Saturday at Chayz Lounge on Meeting Street, Lexington County music fans will have not one, but two chances to see a Grammy-award-nominated R&B star in an intimate, sophisticated setting. more

Hen’s Night Out at The FARM 1780 invites Lexington ladies to let loose

Hey, ladies, feeling a little stressed out? That summer to-do list getting you down? Need to find somewhere without kids and spouses and work stress for a bit? You might just be a hen in need of a night out. more

Stay Here, Play Here: Things to do in Lexington County for the week of June 20

Friday – June 21 Off The Dock Block Party Head over to Clark St. in Chapin for the Off The Dock Block Party. This summer block party includes live music, food, drink and … more

The most bizarre war ever—Rome vs. the Sea

Pundits and politicians alike are debating the mental capacity of the elderly Democratic and Republican contenders in this year’s presidential contest. Yet when it comes to mental ability (or, in this case, the diminishment thereof), nobody can hold a candle to the Roman Empire. more

Gamecocks select Paul Mainieri as next head baseball coach

The University of South Carolina announced its new head baseball coach, Paul Mainieri, last Thursday. Mainieri is the 31st head baseball coach in South Carolina’s history. more

Voting continues this week to determine Lexington County’s Athletes of the Year

Athlete of the Year voting continues this week after the first round of preliminary voting concluded with six finalists advancing. more

Gamecocks hire former pitcher Ashley Chastain to be next softball coach

The University of South Carolina unveiled their new head softball coach last week. Ashley Chastain was announced as the next coach, replacing long-time head coach Beverly Smith, who was the head softball coach for 14 years. more

New Gamecock golf coach Rob Bradley is excited to coach in the Palmetto State

South Carolina has named its next men’s golf coach. Former Purdue coach Rob Bradley is set to take over the program after it was announced Bill McDonald would not return. more

Pelion’s archery program shoots for glory after first middle school national championship

Pelion is similar to a typical South Carolina small town, but one thing separates it from the rest. It is home to one of the best young archery programs in the country. more

Lexington Two offers school resource officer training for state officers

Lexington Two school district just wrapped up its first week-long training for school resource officers. more

Local and loyal: How the Lexington County Blowfish puts together its roster

“We do have a really good track record of bringing home some of the guys who go out and play at places like Clemson, Coastal Carolina, wherever it may be … but they want to come home for the summer,” more

Warm weather did not stop residents from visiting the Market at Icehouse

Throughout the past few weeks, Lexington County has started experiencing the hot and humid summers we’re known for, but the outside activities continue to prosper. This past Saturday, the Icehouse Amphitheater held its weekly Market at Icehouse. more

Local basketball teams use summer scrimmages to focus on team building ahead of new season

The start of the basketball season is still more than five months away, but teams from Lexington County are using their summer off from school to get together and compete. more

Auction set for one-of-a-kind Hootie and the blowfish-inspired baseball jersey

Auctions are now open for the one-of-a-kind Hootie and the Blowfish-inspired baseball jerseys made for the Lexington County Blowfish. more

Voting opens for Lexington County Chronicle’s male and female Athletes of the Year

Vote for the Lexington County Chronicle's male and female Athletes of the year more

Blowfish transform into Brewfish for first time during win over Bigfoots

A week of rainy weather created an action-packed weekend for the Blowfish that saw the team add a few wins to its season total. more

USC parts ways with several spring sports coaches

Changes are coming to many athletic programs at the University of South Carolina. more
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