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James Reese Markley,

James Reese Markley, 70, of Lexington died Feb. 26, 2020. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

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educational events Heritage Christian Academy Open House: Feb. 28, 8:30 am. Visit Heritage Christian Academy at 649 Barr Rd, Lexington in the Heritage Chapel. Learn more about the only … more

There’s more to silver marks than just stamped marks

Entertaining with THE CHARLESTON SILVER LADY The small dot central to the bottom of many 18th century silver pieces gave the early silver smith a gauge to work from to be sure the … more

Goodbye, Christmas tree

Don’t throw out your Christmas tree. Did you know you can recycle it? Here’s where to take your tree, courtesy of Keep the Midlands Beautiful. Before you drop your tree off: … more

Students serve the community

Swansea High School students are giving back to the community this holiday season. SHS’s Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) volunteered at the Mount Pleasant Food Bank Thursday Nov. 21. … more

West Columbia mayor, council members sworn in

Lexchront@yahoo.com The City of West Columbia City Council held a Special Council Meeting on Nov. 12 to administer the oath of office to the newly-elected Mayor Tem Miles. “It has … more
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Carl Purvis,

89, of Batesburg died Oct. 28, 2019. Temples-Halloran Funeral Home was in charge. more

Secure your accounts

TECH TALK This week’s Cybersecurity Month topic is multi-factor authentication (MFA). It’s a mouthful to say, but a simple idea. Think of it as another level of security. … more

Local students improve on college tests

Lexington County students are beating a national trend in test scores. Nationally, less qualified students are taking the SAT college entrance test, driving scores down. Some Lexington … more
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The Blowfish have moved

The Lexington County Blowfish have moved their headquarters. Shanahan & Company Sports Management, parent company of the Lexington County Blowfish, the office and operation will now operate … more
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This product could kill you

The Food and Drug Administration wants cigarette packs to feature graphic health warnings. These include color photos of smoking-related illnesses. Such warnings are required on cigarette … more
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Is District 5 stuck with a questionable plan?

The controversial Amicks Ferry School will not solve a crowded classroom problem. That’s the opinion of District 5 trustee Ken Loveless. The district bought 24 acres in Chapin on Amicks … more
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‘Beast Butler’ couldn’t intimidate her

MARK POWELL’S HOLY COW! HISTORY This is the 80th anniversary of that cinematic masterpiece, Gone With the Wind . Everyone knows it’s the story of … more

We’re no. 4 for network administrators

Whose jobs rose 100% in employment from 2008 to 2018 in South Carolina? Network administrators. We had the best 5-year employment rise – 70.5% from 2013 to 2018. The Comparitech … more
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THE WORLD OUTDOORS: Cool off at this Lake Murray island

With summer’s long, hot days, everyone will seek ways to stay cool. What better way to stay cool then by enjoying our very own Lake Murray? There’s so much to do on and around the lake, a lot of … more
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County air quality gets ‘C’ rating

The American Lung Association reports Lexington County residents aren’t breathing the cleanest air. The association’s 2019 “State of the Air” report found South Carolina has mixed … more
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Busbee students incorporate Dr. Seuss for Kinetic Derby Day

In less than a month, Kinetic Derby Day will commence on State and Meeting Streets in West Columbia. As the Saturday, April 27, date gets closer, the excitement is mounting. Kinetic Derby … more
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Tartan Day South coming in April

AROUND CAYCE, SPRINGDALE & WEST COLUMBIA There’s a lot planned in the area during April. It’s time to get out your kilt because next month, the 9th annual … more
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Quitting the band

Down South Down South Ionce played trumpet in the Lincolnton High School band. Well, that’s not true. I was in elementary school, not high school, so the band must … more
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Clemson routs Alabama to reclaim national championship

The 3rd time as national champion was truly a charm for Clemson University. In dethroning Alabama 44-16 Monday night at Levi Stadium, the Tigers reached rarified air in college football. … more
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Carrots, not cookies, for Santa

Jolly old Santa with beard and big belly in a bright red suit is a holiday favorite. What’s not to love about this icon delivering gifts and eating milk and cookies? As a fitness professional, I … more
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New book uncovers ‘Petticoat’ scandal

A new book, “Andrew Jackson, John C. Calhoun and the Petticoat Affair,” explores a 19th century scandal. Author and USC Professor Emerita Pat Mc-Neely will discuss the book and the scandal … more
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$8 million for SC roads

Special to the Chronicle SCDOT has been approved for $8 million in Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) “Quick Release” Emergency Funds. These funds would allow SCDOT to accelerate the … more

Cayce’s Heritage Day of Unity scheduled for Oct. 13

The City of Cayce and the Cayce Historical Museum will hold the Congaree Heritage Day of Unity from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Oct. 13, at the Cayce Historical Museum. The Heritage Day of Unity is … more
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