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Google gathering your health data

TECH TALK Have you heard about “Project Nightingale?” It’s not a covert military operation. It’s the name of the partnership between tech giant Google and Ascension. … more

With ‘no tomorrow’, Gamecocks look to end season with an upset

JUSTIN HALL South Carolina is limping into the final week of the season. It’s time for the annual Palmetto State rivalry between the Gamecocks and the Clemson … more
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The magic light bulb

Down South Down South You probably think an ordinary light bulb is boring in the era of LED lights. Well, the ordinary light bulb holds a special place in my memories. … more

Dominion supports soldiers

Dominion Energy South Carolina signed a Statement of Support for the Guard and Reserve during a special ceremony at its corporate campus Oct. 30. With the signing of this Statement of Support, … more
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The bottom line for many voters

our readers write There are things about President Trump’s past that I don’t condone, but how many past presidents were beyond reproach? Do we want to lose the achievements … more

Help clean up Lake Murray, local rivers

rose.lexchron@gmail.com Tired of seeing trash litter your favorite river or lake swimming spot? Join volunteers of the 31st Annual Beach Sweep/River Sweep Saturday, Sept. 21 to clean … more
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news in brief

Kidnapped child found safe Lexington County deputies have arrested a man in connection to a motor vehicle theft with a child inside last Wednesday. Roberto Lee Herrera, 39, was … more

YEAR OF THE

The past 2018-19 school year was truly a banner year for high school sports in Chronicle Country. This region produced 7 S.C. High School League champions, 3 state runners-up, 4 Lower State … more
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100th Birthday

Nathalee Williams Jones celebrated 100 years on Friday,June 21, 2019. She was born in Lexington, SC, in the Edmund Community on June 21,1919. She attended Harbinson Institute,in lrmo, SC, and Allen … more

We’re going back to paper ballots

JerryBellune@yahoo.com You can thank the online hackers for this. The state is buying a $51 million paper ballot system it feels will be secure from online interference. After an … more
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After the funeral

Down South Afamily funeral makes me drift. I look at the flowers and listen to the ministers and music, but my mind wanders. I avoid looking at the casket, choosing to … more
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HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL

Events

Book Release: Mar. 10, 3:00 pm at Richland Library, 1431 Assembly St, Columbia, SC 29201. Author and local Author and local historian Rachel Haynie started researching and writing a book several … more

South Carolina joins Forever Loyal Program

COLLEGE BASEBALL University of South Carolina baseball fans can now take part in the Gamecock Athletics Forever Loyal Program. This incentivizes season ticket holders to use … more

NEW HOME

School ushers in grand opening of gymnasium with a pioneer Brookland-Cayce High School’s new arena opened Tuesday with an emotional reunion. The Rev. Charles Jackson, … more
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What should state do with Santee Cooper?

Analysis JerryBellune@yahoo.com SC Electric & Gas ratepayers should not expect much else from lawmakers. Last year, they held hearings and … more
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Veteran charity donation

AllSouth Federal Credit Union donated a record number of gifts to the 2018 Vet’s Christmas Charity Ride. AllSouth employees and members donated over 5,100 gift items including blankets, … more
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Lexington Chronicle superfans

More bad news for SCANA investors?

Lexington County-based SCANA Corporation will release its 3rd quarter 2018 earnings Oct. 25, before the market opens. Due to the pending sale to Dominion Energy of Virginia, SCANA will not host … more
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3 injured on Lake Murray

A tubing accident injured 3 people on Lake Murray Saturday. The accident occurred near the SCE&G Sunset Boat Ramp, according to Newberry County Sheriff’s Office. A boat was pulling 3 males … more

How the ancients left us their secrets

the origins of our history w hy is it that when we slip back in time, poetry surfaces as one of our earliest forms of record? Cro magnon man’s handprints and cave art … more
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Regulators: SCE&G hiding nuclear secrets

State attorneys want SC Electric & Gas to surrender 1.4 million pages of documents it has kept secret. Attorneys for the Office of Regulatory Staff and Attorney General Alan Wilson told a … more
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Legion Post 7 honors its hard workers

AROUND LEXINGTON COUNTY American Legion Post 7 was busy last week with honors and happenings. At their monthly meeting July 14, state Rep. Chris Wooten presented a … more
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His House Thrift Store destroyed by fire

The night sky in West Columbia was ablaze in orange early Saturday morning. His House Ministries store at 764 Meeting Street caught fire around 1 a.m. As units from the West Columbia Fire … more
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DEATH NOTICES

Robert Lee Amaker, of West Columbia, died June 4, 2018. Jones Funeral Home was in charge. Donald W. Andrews, Ph.D., 81, of Lexington, died June 6, 2018. Thompson Funeral Home was in charge. … more
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