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Ex-Lexington Wildcat makes MLB debut

Catcher Nick Ciuffo is finally in the majors. The former 2013 first-round pick of the Tampa Bay Rays out of Lexington High School was called up Monday to the 40-man roster. He made his first … more

SCE&G sues SC regulators

SC Electric & Gas is not suing lawmakers it says violated the US Constitution. Its lawyers are suing regulators who are required to enforce new state laws to: • Cut SCE&G rates … more
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Carolina plane costs $2,000 an hour aloft

Parents are shuddering as the University of South Carolina raises rates again. No wonder. While tuition, food, room and other costs skyrocket, the university complains that state lawmakers … more
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School’s out, but reading is always in

Pay to Play

SPORTS GROUCH Can we call sports a meritocracy when a few teams are dominant? Does it ruin the game for fans, players and everyone else when one team is so good that no one … more

‘The Patriots’ pay tribute to veterans for Memorial Day

Two Lexington musicians bring their talent to “The Patriots,” a band with one mission: to honor our heroes – our veterans. Bruce Clark and Bob Michalski are part of this ensemble set to … more
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Christmas Lights and Cheerleading

I have a confession: Christmas music annoys me. It all started 10 years ago when a local station played Christmas music from Thanksgiving until Christmas. Although I am still recovering from … more
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Historic debate in Swansea uail takes some tim

On Tuesday, Oct. 12, a historic thing happened in the small town of Swansea. A debate was held, sponsored by q the Chronicle and Fish Wrapper, between the four candidates running for mayor of … more
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Can health officials force you to wear face masks?

SC health officials feel they can legally require masks but can’t enforce it. Department of Health and Environmental Control director Dr. Edward Simmer said the media, lawmakers and the public … more

Marlon Gene Buff

Marlon Gene Buff, 64, of Lexington died July 23, 2021. Barr-Price Funeral Home was in charge. more

Murders and Mysyeries

Want to hear interesting stories about Lexington? Check out the next Murders and Mysteries Tour given by the Lexington County Museum. Saturday night Mikel Smith and Bobbie Gregory of Lexington … more
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“I Never Said That!”

They are so famous, you can recite them from memory. They’re repeated so often, they’ve become part of our cultural currency. And they’re flat-out wrong, too. Many legendary quotes … more
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Put the power of the pen to work

My dad used to say, “Write it down or you’ll forget.” He passed away in March. Since then I see life differently. He was an accountant. Every penny was important. A writer knows … more
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Stay-at-home dads band together

Do real men change diapers, cook and wash dishes? The stay-at-home dads in Chapin say “yes!” The brave 25 men in this group are the superheroes for their wives and kids. Glen … more
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How senators would resolve vaccine delays

Nikki Setzler sees a way to speed up covid vaccinations. The West Columbia senator has urged Gov. Henry McMaster to turn over vaccine rollout to Maj. Gen. Robert Livingston Jr., a former SC … more
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YOUR WEEKLY GUIDE TO AREA EVENTS To submit events, the absolute deadline is Friday before publication. However, it is best to send items at least 2 weeks before your event date by email to … more

How accurate are covid death reports?

Official complaints of inaccurate covid death reports have raised questions about reporting here. Minnesota officials found that 40% of thousands of death certificates should not have had covid … more
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Nephron’s $215M vaccine expansion

Nephron Pharmaceuticals CEO Lou Kennedy has reason for optimism. Last week’s beam-raising ceremony marked a milestone for the $215.8 million expansion at Nephron Pharmaceutical Corp.’s … more
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Your tax dollars at work

Our state lawmakers have plenty of money for their needs. The House started this fiscal year July 1 with a $23.7 million general-fund surplus. That’s nearly $1 million more than its … more
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Who are your Ideal Customers?

Your business has Ideal Customers. Knowing their needs and wants is the starting point for all of your marketing strategies, says business consultant Bill Edmonds. To better understand your … more

Fish Hatchery, Busbee Roads intersection to get traffic circle

​The SC Department of Transportation (SCDOT) plans to put a traffic circle at the intersection of Fish Hatchery and Busbee Roads. Effective Oct. 19, this intersection will be transitioned into … more
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Where you can be tested for covid-19

Covid-19 testing is essential as it identifies if you are infected even without symptoms. This allows you to seek medical help and isolate yourself to avoid infecting those around you. This … more

Quarantine kittens teach life’s toughest lesson

About 2 months ago, I brought home a scrawny stray cat that was hanging around my office. Our 3 children immediately fell in love with it. 13-year-old John Thomas named her Charlotte. … more
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Special treats for loved ones

The silver stand pictured below is an engineering marvel. It was crafted of nearly pure, soft silver in India. It dates to a time when pieces were crafted by hand especially in India in the 1860s. … more
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Chapin brings cheer to the elderly

W> ho has been that happy ray of sunshine in your life? Residents at a Chapin assisted living home have experienced a flood of sunshine rays. Since the lockdown in March, the elderly have been Around … more
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