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2020-21 ALL-CHRONICLE COUNTRY BASKETBALL TEAMS

(GIRLS) PLAYER OF THE YEAR - ALEXIS SEXTON (LEXINGTON) The junior guard was a 2-time time All-State selection and Region 5-5A Co-Player of the Year. She averaged 19 points, 5 rebounds, 3.6 … more

Springtime and a revelation

Spring is here and not only do bugs excite me, but pollen and other blooming things that I’m allergic to make me happy. Combine warm weather with outdoor beauty, mix in extra daylight and all … more
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No-appointment covid tests

People all over the Midlands are scrambling to get a covid-19 vaccine. Word of mouth alerted me to a “no appointment” drive through vaccine station at Gamecock Park across from … more
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We welcome your letters

Please include your name, address and phone number for verification. Your phone number and address will not be published. Our deadline is 2 pm Friday. Email JerryBellune@yahoo.com more

Lawmakers can change Heritage Act

SC lawmakers can change a law that protects controversial monuments with a majority vote. That’s Attorney General Alan Wilson’s opinion. He told the Chronicle that contrary to an … more
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It’s time for victims to speak up

Imagine you are a co-conspirator in the largest robbery in state history – the $2.2 billion fleecing of about 1 million SC Electric & Gas and Santee Cooper ratepayers. You may be sitting … more

Deputy state treasurer graduates

Deputy State Treasurer Cynthia Dannels has graduated from Leadership South Carolina’s Class of 2020. Dannels was elected by her classmates to serve on the organization’s Board of Trustees … more
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Even Macs need anti-virus

Have you heard that Apple computers do not need anti-virus software? It is true Apple uses strict rules to protect its app store from malicious software. However, their system isn’t infallible. … more
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State approves all county school reopening plans

Lexington County’s 5 public school districts cleared an important hurdle last week. State Superintendent Molly Spearman announced approval of their reopening plans. District plans “take … more
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Free concert online July 19

Non-profit Wreaths Across America will produce a free, virtual “Giving in July” concert on Facebook Sunday, July 19. This family-friendly, virtual concert will air live, nationwide on the … more

Foster families needed

Nearly 4,800 children await foster homes in South Carolina. A shortage of foster families decreases a child’s ability to remain in their community. This often delays permanence for children. … more

2 more bank HQs leaving SC

The bank-control exodus from SC continues. It leaves Lexington-based 1st Community Bank among the few remaining locallyowned banks. United Bank of West Virginia officially took ownership of … more

Get creative with home workouts

Many of us have gotten into the habit of sitting during quarantine. Whether your gym is closed or perhaps you are not quite ready to get back out into the mix, you have plenty of opportunities … more
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Helping small business survive the virus storm

I am grateful to represent small businesses and want to make sure they have the support they need. I have worked with my colleagues in Congress and President Donald Trump to help small businesses … more
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Drug deal gone bad led to Lexington shooting

Lexington Police have arrested 3 suspects involved in a December shooting at the Hickory Hills Mobile Home Park in Lexington. Kenneth Maurice West, Jr., 19, Justin Isaiha Peeples, 20, and a … more

Spring soon bringing pollen woes

Around ChApin & irmo Puxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring, BUT only time will tell if that prognostication is accurate! The reality is that spring is on the … more
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A champion of the little people

Saluda Broad Small business owners and all who want accountable public officials are losing a friend at the Statehouse. Rep. Mac Toole has decided to retire. Before his 17 years at the … more

Hanker to travel? Here are 3 of our favorite places

Chronicle Editor Emeritus Jerry Bellune’s readers often ask for their favorite places. They have many. Here are 3 they encourage you to visit. My adventures began in the womb. My … more

Hiring & firing

the editor talks with you Hiring is a joyous occasion. It is full of hope, expectation and promise. The new hires feel good about landing a job and a bit apprehensive about … more

Community holiday service is Nov. 24

Around pelion The annual Community Thanksgiving service will be held at the Nazarene Church November 24. Details and time will follow. Thank you to all the Pelion … more
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SCANA bobbled nuclear reactors, energy expert says

Lexington County-based SCANA Corporation made a huge mistake by trying to build 2 nuclear plants. That’s the contention of Jim Clarkson, CEO of Resource Supply Management and an advisor to … more
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Hobson turns pro after Topspin training

TENNIS This summer TopSpin Tennis said goodbye to Roy Hobson as he embarks on his professional tennis career. Hobson first came to TopSpin Tennis as student at The … more
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OLD GRUMP

Mom and Dad, you better lay down the law. If your kids know what joking about violence and threats will lead to, they will keep the “jokes” to themselves. more

Alcohol, drugs kill more young, middle-aged

South Carolina is a leading state for alcohol and drug-related deaths. The victims are mostly age 20 to 55 years old. The highest premature death rates were here and in other southeastern … more
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West Columbia’s Enabling Park construction progresses

Rising from the ground across from West Columbia’s Riverwalk is the new Enabling Park. “You can see the walls outlining the shape of the park,” said West Columbia Councilman Tem Miles. … more
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