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Betty Banks Bedenbaugh

Betty Banks Bedenbaugh, 92, of Batesburg died June 16, 2021. Barr-Price Funeral Home was in charge. more

The 51st state we almost had

The US House recently approved statehood for the District of Columbia. If the Senate agrees, DC would become the 51st state. Sixty years ago, a small fuss turned into a big uproar that … more

Are you dollar savvy?

Our state ranks 27th in the US in financial knowledge and education, research shows. That’s better than Georgia at 39th but not North Carolina at 20th. Americans owed close to $1 trillion in … more

Are Bradford pear trees a blight?

You can’t help but notice the beauty of Bradford pears in full bloom in Lexington County. But many homeowners do not realize that their trees can be responsible for the spread of an invasive … more
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The hens plan another sale

The Hen House at 1556 Whetstone Road near Swansea, will have another sale in time for Mothers’ Day. These ladies have worked hard during the pandemic to get ready for this big event. The date and … more
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Gators stun Dorman for title

After 4 years in the Upstate, the Class 5A boys’ basketball team now resides at the Lexington County school that’s home to The Swamp. River Bluff High School claimed the title after … more
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Do you stick it out or give up?

How are you doing with that New Year’s resolution you started a month ago? If you have already fallen off the wagon, don’t beat yourself up. You are not alone. Consider StatisticBrain.com … more
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The night children couldn’t sleep

Just like today, many Christian residents of Lexington County in the 19th century would have gone to church for a Christmas service, with many attending Midnight Christmas Eve services, too. … more
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Businesses bet on you working from home

Folgers coffee, Scott paper and Kraft Mac & Cheese don’t believe you’ll go back to the office. They are retooling factories and creating new products for you at home after the pandemic. … more
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Rabid bat found in Gaston

The SC Department of Health and Environmental Control last week a bat was confirmed to have rabies in Gaston. The bat was found near Kimmey Road and Fish Hatchery Road in Gaston. There are no … more

Shop local for Christmas gifts

Covid-19 has put a damper on holiday shopping. Many local holiday activities had to be cancelled, much to the dismay of residents. One of those events was the Cayce Christmas parade which … more
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The Chapin High School

The Chapin High School football team makes its entrance onto Cecil Woolbright Field for its Oct. 30 game against Irmo. THOMAS GRANT JR. | CHRONICLE more

Coming Attractions

Our Coming Attractions section allows churches and non-profits to promote their upcoming concerts, revivals, fundraisers, spaghetti suppers and more. Contact me at 803- 348-0243 or email … more
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Can sunshine kill corona virus?

New evidence suggests UV rays from sunlight can kill the corona virus. This gives hope that spread of the virus will slow dramatically as summer arrives. William Bryan, a science and … more
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Unfinished business at the Statehouse

Some state lawmakers have a sense of humor. They laugh at themselves with the quip, “No one’s life, liberty or property is safe while the legislature is in session.” It may be a joke, … more
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Chop shop busted

Lexington County deputies have arrested a man charged in connection to the operation of an alleged chop shop near Pelion. Stephen Johnson Craft II, 41, is charged with 2 counts of removing or … more

Free wifi offered to homebound kids

Spectrum is offering free internet access to K-12 and college students. Spectrum owner Charter Communications will offer free broadband and wifi access for 60 days to households with K-12 and/or … more
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Lake Murray is top place to live, boat

Boating Magazine has confirmed something Lexington County residents have long known. For the 2nd time, it named Lake Murray to its Top 10 Places to Live and Boat list. “Lake Murray is the … more
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Town of Lexington

On Monday, February 3 at the Town of Lexington council meeting, the Foundation expressed our gratitude to the 116 Town of Lexington employees who donated $13,367 during their annual employee giving … more

WIDE OPEN RACES

If football season was about dominating teams, the early storyline in Chronicle Country basketball is competitive region races. There seems to be little separation from the top of the standings … more
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Christmas traditions along the Carolina frontier

Christmas is almost upon us, but it seems more subdued this year than in years past. The biggest difference is the ever-increasing traffic in our communities. Music or caroling were not often … more
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What if you had a choice?

If a regulated monopoly controls the entire energy process, there is no incentive for them to keep rates low, innovate, or provide products and services that are exceptional. - From … more

2019 FALL NATIONAL SIGNINGS IN CHRONICLE COUNTRY

All photos, unless noted, by Thomas Grant Jr. more

Keep our children safe

Koon's Watch We frequently receive calls for service regarding runaway children. These types of calls put us on high alert because the safety of our children in … more
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Toni Kirkland Day,

41, of West Columbia died Oct. 18, 2019. Thompson Funeral Home was in charge. more
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