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Critical race theory ban in SC?

Lexington County lawmakers aim to ban teaching critical race theory in public schools. SC Reps. Chris Wooten and Chip Huggins introduced an academic integrity bill H.4343 in the House before … more
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B-C students make honor choir

Four Brookland-Cayce Honors Choir students have been selected to the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) Honor Choir for 2021. Dylan Whitman, Sydney Davis, Callie Grace Burgess and Alejandra … more

Iva Lee Claxton

Iva Lee Claxton, 99, of West Columbia died April 22, 2021. Shives Funeral Home was in charge. more

Woman saved from Congaree River

A young woman was rescued Friday from the Congaree River near the Blossom Street Bridge and has been transported to a local area hospital. The rescue was a combined The rescue was a combined … more

The importance of our pines

Since the beginning of what would become Lexington County, the timber industry has been a vital part of the economy. The sandhills of Lexington were filled with valuable long leaf pine trees which … more
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Dominion loses bid to silence public

Go ahead. Speak up. State regulators say you can. The SC Public Service Commission turned Dominion Energy down Monday in its bid to silence more than 30 solar experts and owners. … more
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OTHER NEWS TO KNOW

2 arrested on drug charges Lexington County narcotics agents arrested 2 women Feb. 3 after following up on a community tip about drug activity at a Red Bank home. Leslie Ann Saylor, 46, is … more

Pig taking over from Bi-Lo

We’re delighted to report that Lexington Bi-Lo employees have been assured their jobs are safe – for now. An independent Piggly Wiggly owner Charles Starbuck will buy the Bi-Lo at 760 US-378 … more
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The latest on the new virus version

A British covid variant has caused alarm because it spreads more quickly. Even if that’s true, the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines should work, Department of Health and Environmental Control … more
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It’s a Dog’s Life

In honor of the season, my writing team came up with this holiday humor. What do you call an obnoxious reindeer? Rude-olph. What did the stamp say to the Christmas card? Stick with me and … more
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Stop, look & listen

You see it in movies. A car get stuck on railroad tracks as a train comes barreling down at full speed. Y But it doesn’t just happen in the movies. In 2019 alone, 126 people were … more
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DEATH NOTICES

Robert L. Amick, 85 of Leesville died Sept. 14, 2020. Barr-Price Funeral Home was in charge. Thomas L. Briggman, 58, of Gaston died Sept.12, 2020. W.B. Crumel Funeral Home was in charge. … more

Interstate highways need $1.1 trillion over 20 years

Our 64-year-old interstate highway system needs billions of dollars. To be exact, $57 billion a year or $1.1 trillion is needed over the next 20 years. But can the US afford it after … 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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Fruit keeps you hydrated

It’s almost summertime again. We spend a lot of time outside in summer. Many of us are planning vacations, weekend excursions, sports and league practices. Who doesn’t enjoy a … more
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Not all’s fair in love or war

Career military, Guard and Reserve families may be caught in a financial fix. The Department of Defense has issued a stop movement order on domestic travel for all military families until at … more
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CHRONICLE COUNTY & NATIONAL POSTPONEMENTS, CANCELLATIONS

•The NCAA men’s and women’s basketball tournament •National Basketball Association •National Hockey League •Major League Baseball •XFL •National Women’s … more

Robert Barry Behling Sr.

Robert Barry Behling Sr., 92, of Chapin died Feb. 29, 2020. Temples-Halloran Funeral Home was in charge. more

news in brief

Gilbert man dies in motorcycle accident Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the Gilbert man who died Wednesday night in a motorcycle accident. Steven E. Spires Sr., … more

Brave volunteers

Brave volunteers sing karaoke at Second Wave Coffee & Books on Jan. 30. more

Couch Potatoes

The Sports Grouch You may think of me as a sports fanatic. That’s OK. You’re entitled to your opinion. The truth is, I’m a fan. That‘s a reason I’m concerned about … more

Simple casserole lights up holidays

Cookin’ with THE CHRONICLE For a change of pace after eating all that turkey, here’s a simple and delicious seafood casserole your family will love. Shrimp-Crab … more
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Betty Randall Sistare Buff

WEST COLUMBIA – Betty Randall Sistare Buff, 92, died Thursday, November 14, 2019, at home. She was born in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, on May 20, 1927, the second child of four children … more

Hands-free driving may soon be law here

Lexington County drivers know not to text and drive. But they may soon have to put down the phone completely. Senate Bill 723, filed by Senator Tom Young of Aiken County, was heard in the … more
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Zebras!!!

The Sports Grouch Let’s be honest. The SEC, the NCAA and the NFL have trouble with the integrity of their officiating. Even Charleston Post and Courier’s sportswriter … more
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