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Don’t leave your safety to the luck o’ the Irish

Koon's Watch Don’t leave your safety up to the luck o’ the Irish Whether you’re Irish or not, you might already have your plans made for this weekend’s St. … more
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DEATH NOTICES

David G. Barnhill, 75, of Lexington died Feb. 18, 2019. Thompson Funeral Home was in charge. Carl Reginald Bickley, 60, of Lexington died Feb. 18, 2019. J.H. Robinson Funeral Home was in … more

Yes, this is temporary insanity

A life worth living

the editor talks with you My parents not only loved each other. They were passionately, inspiringly in love with each other. One of my fondest memories is of lying … more
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Charles Armstrong Sinclair

Lexington — Charles Armstrong Sinclair of Lexington passed away at his home on Sunday, December 16, 2018. Born on June 10, 1939 in Richmond, Virginia, he was the son of the late William Taylor and … more

Special needs playground to open here

Around ChApin & irmo Do you remember playing on the monkey bars and spinning around on the hot metal merry go round in the summer? I do! We got rid of all that … more
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Sen. Nikki Setzler

presents the Sheppard Family with a Resolution from the State Senate. Sheppard’s Glass Service celebrated 50 years in business at 2519 Platt Springs Road in West Columbia. Lonnie Sheppard founded … more

Football makes golf fun in fall

GOLF Our beautiful fall season is here which means it’s the best time of year to just play and here’s why. The courses are in the years’ absolute best playing … more

The beetles, coming to a tree near you

Down South Down South They’re coming, and they need no introduction: beetles. Southern pine beetles that is. For years now, I’ve watched one pine after another turn … more
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Black Rooster Restaurant to open in Brookland

A new restaurant is to open this fall in Building One of the Brookland development in West Columbia According to an announcement on the Brookland SC Facebook page, the Black Rooster restaurant … more
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Lexington grocer to host National Dog Day

Join PETSinc and Lidl this Sunday, August 26th as they host a Family Fun Day Dog Adoption Event to celebrate National Dog Day. Members of PETSinc will be on hand to introduce dogs in need of a … more

Pineview Baptist ‘walks the walk’

Church Buzz One of the great joys of writing this column is finding relatively small churches that are making a difference. Pineview Baptist Church in West Columbia is … more

What if you could no longer see the sky?

Health Wanted “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched-they must be felt with the heart.” -Helen Keller Do you … more
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Pictures from Lexington County Baseball Stadium

Mayor and Economic Development Director Tout West Columbia Growth at Chamber Breakfast

West Columbia is booming. That was the message from Mayor Tem Miles Tuesday as he addressed the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce Business Breakfast at Stone River on Nov. 23 … more
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President honors West Cola resident

Sybil Jarrells received the Lifetime Achievement Award from President Biden for her volunteer service. President Biden’s letter stated, “On behalf of the American people, I extend my … more

Local cities impose facemask mandates

Columbia and West Columbia joined Cayce last week in mandating facemasks. The emergency ordinances in the three cities began at 6 am Sept. 10 and will last for 30 days. Lexington School … more
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How to solve the labor shortage

Small business owners want US Sens. Lindsey Graham and Tim Scott to support immigration reform. The Carolinas Chapter of the American Business Immigration Coalition, SC Small Business Chamber … more

Texas man charged with stealing Lexington flags

A Texas man has been arrested for stealing American flags from homes in Lexington. Lexington Police Chief Terrence Green said that an arrest has been made in the cases involving flags stolen … more

Beware email tech scams

Have you ever been targeted by a tech support scam? Typically when we think of tech scams, we think of phone calls. Chronicle reader Carl Chase Jr of Lexington received a tech support scam … more
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Thomas Wayne Parrott

Thomas Wayne Parrott, 73, of Lexington died May 19, 2021. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

Lexington falls in Class 5A final

The memorable “wild ride” that was the 2021 Lexington High School boys’ soccer season ended in abrupt fashion Friday at WC Hawkins Stadium. The Wildcats fell 4-0 to Riverside in the Class … more
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Help save a living dinosaur

Carolina Wildlife Center has a rather unusual patient – a pelican. Being a few hours from the coast, they rarely if ever admit coastal wildlife. It didn’t take long for this magnificent … more
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Who’s watching you?

Children and teens have access to electronics and the internet more than ever before. That means more access to the possible dangers of the World Wide Web. Pew Research reports 95% of teens … more
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