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Blowfish, fans honor fallen hero

A photo of the late US Army Spc. Thomas Caughman, 20, of Lexington, is held during a tribute at the 2nd inning of Sunday’s Lexington County Blowfish game Sunday. The Lexington High School graduate … more

What’s wrong about a local beer garden?

I am curious as to whether any of the members of St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church in Lexington who are opposed to the nearby German concept of a beer garden have ever traveled to Germany? Beer … more

Community teams up for housing 3-peat

Mt. Horeb United Methodist Church and Habitat for Humanity have again teamed up to make home ownership a reality for another Lexington resident. This project started in 2020 but was slowed down … more
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The Lexington County Gamecock Club

The Lexington County Gamecock Club held their 20th annual golf tournament at the Lexington Country Club April 12 with 30 teams. The club has raised several hundred thousand dollars thanks to our … more

Back to school April 12

Lexington County children will return to school next week. Many have already. SC Senate Majority Leader Shane Massey who represents Lexington County said all school districts must: • … more
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State trooper fired in assault

A state trooper has been fired after his arrest on felony charges. According to the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department: • SC Highway Patrolman John Paul Batista, 27, has been charged … more

Do you know where your husband is?

Russell Dean craved adventure. As a private investigator, basketball coach, father and author, he has stories. Dean’s career started by watching a high adventure movie in high school. … more
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Looking toward the future

I was honored this week to take my 3rd oath of office to serve as your sheriff. Because of the current covid-related conditions, I did so in a small, private ceremony with family, friends and … more
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Was it a rain tax or a fee?

Tax versus fee is just one of many errors in the Chronicle’s reporting on the county’s storm water proposal. A tax cannot be levied against all property owners (schools, churches, etc) where a … more

Probiotics for weight loss?

Probiotics are live microorganisms that have health benefits when eaten. They can be found in supplements and fermented foods. Microorganisms reside in your digestive system. Mostly, … more
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An alarming encounter

Oh, deer! A couple weeks ago I was driving merrily along to pick up my daughter from gymnastics. Suddenly a large buck leaped in front of my van. I could see the deer from the tip of its nose to its … more
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The best is yet to come

The outpouring of love didn’t stop with senior celebrations. The giving hearts at Sardis Baptist and Swansea Baptist churches delivered food to families in need during quarantine. … more
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Real estate law firm moves to Lexington

Lexington has gained a new law firm that specializes in real estate law and loan closings. Nelson and Galbreath from Greenville has opened at 201 West Main St. The firm has been a fixture … more
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Family, friends celebrate Mrs. Bessie’s Birthday

The line of cars circled the block as friends and families wished happy birthday to a special lady. Bessie Odom Lowe of Cayce turned 80 June 1 and was surprised with a drive-by celebration … more
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Giving up isn’t the answer

In nearly a half century in estate planning, I’ve found grief is present when dealing with loss of loved ones. Shock, denial, anger, depression, testing and acceptance do not always follow in … more
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What to do for Mom this year

Entering May, we have high hopes of controlling the virus and getting back to a “new normal.” May is a month of celebrations, Mother’s Day, recitals, proms and graduations. This year they … more
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Thank you, telecommunicators

H ave you ever had to call 911 for an emergency? Your panic was probably met with the calming voice of a public safety telecommunicator. This week, we are celebrating and honoring … more
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$2.2 trillion Grand Larceny

W ought to blow the whistle on Washington. What they are doing with our money is a crime. The President says the bailout will really cost our grandchildren $2.2 trillion – not $2 trillion. … more

The Lexington Medical Center Foundation welcomes new Board members.

Alicia Barnes Anchor – WIS TV Dr. Charles Ham Jr. Physician – LMC Paula Rawl Calhoon SC Representative Terry Prosser Binswanger Glass more

Fred Nolen Jr.

Fred Nolen Jr., 93, of Chapin died Feb. 22, 2020. more

Superintendent in running for tech college president

Lexington 1’s superintendent is a candidate to head a NC technical college. Dr. Greg Little is 1 of 3 finalists for president of Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College. Dr. Little … more

It was a ‘souper’ Super Bowl

AROUND LEXINGTON COUNTY It was Super Bowl Sunday and many made it a late night watching the Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers clash in Super Bowl 54. … more
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Lawmakers failed us on gas taxes

What would you think of someone you trusted with your money who did something other than what he promised? That’s what our taxpayers face on the gas tax hike and other vehicle fees our … more

Accepting who you really are

As a child and teenager I loved to dream, write and explore. My parents were troubled by this. “Why do you spend your time doing these things that don’t seem to be productive?” My mom … more
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Senator speaks at Lexington Chamber

The Greater Lexington Chamber of Commerce held a Meet and Greet at the chamber office Nov. 26. It gave members an opportunity to hear from our state’s junior Senator Tim Scott. Scott … more
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