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A powerful New Testament story retold

Author Ralph Jarrells recommends you read more than one Biblically-based novel by Taylor Caldwell but especially “Great Lion of God” about the life of St. Paul. One of the most enigmatic … more

Why did this chicken cross the road?

Around ChApin & irmo Why did the chicken cross the road?  Inquiring minds want to know. My sister’s dog crossed quite a few busy Chapin roads, wandered into … more
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Chapin/Newberry opens second round versus Greenwood

Having an opportunity at a third state American Legion title in six years has run into a second-round roadblock for Chapin/New-berry Post 193/24. It dropped the opening game of the Best-of-Five … more
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New museum director historically qualified

Jerry Kirkland was born to become director of Cayce Historical Museum. It’s in his blood. Kirkland is a direct descendant of Moses Kirkland of Orangeburg District (not to be confused with … more
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Our purpose:

To make the Lexington County Chronicle & The Dispatch-News essential to our community . more

The new season begins for Lexington County Blowfish

The most anticipated, patriotic season in the four years the Blowfish have called Lexington County home is here. From a new manager, new players who call Chronicle Country home to the Coastal … more
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Ruritan honors veterans May 28

AROUND PELION The Pelion Ruritan Club hosts the annual Veterans Memorial Service May 28 at 10 a.m. Special guests will be the Pelion High School Band under the direction of … more
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Letter to the Editor: Nephron CEO Explains Exit from USC Committee

I remember being accepted to the University of South Carolina. The pride that came with the acceptance letter was born out of the sacrifices my family made to afford me this life-changing … more
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Small businessman challenges Congressman Joe Wilson

Small business owner Judd Larkins will run against Joe Wilson in the 2nd Congressional District. Wilson is a Lexington County Republican who lives in Springdale and is up for re-election next … more
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1 charged, another wanted in West Columbia shooting

Two men are accused of forcing a Lexington man out of a home on Platt Springs Road and shooting him. Bobby James Murphy III, 27, and Burton William Chavis, 32, are charged with attempted murder, … more

White’s field goal lifts South Carolina to 20-17 win over East Carolina

Parker White’s 36-yard field goal as time expired gave the University of South Carolina a 20-17 victory over East Carolina Saturday in Greenville, NC. It was the senior placekicker’s 5th … more
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Splash Park a big success for Springdale

Springdale residents have enjoyed a splash park and kids play area for years. But this year it was even better because of new playground equipment, upgraded shelters and a much-improved fountain for … more
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Do you want to become a compelling writer?

What is compelling writing? It’s writing that attracts, inspires and persuades readers. It is colorful. It makes your readers see what you see. It is forceful and filled with … more
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Rosamond “Ro” O’Young Taube

Rosamond “Ro” O’Young Taube, 64, of Irmo died July 13, 2021. The SC Cremation Society was in charge. more

Who’s running Santee Cooper?

The taxpayer-owned utility’s records show that of 12 board seats, another seat is vacant and 7 expired members are still serving. This raises questions about who’s running Santee Cooper, a … more
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Are you deep in credit card debt?

Did you now the average Lexington County and Columbia area household credit card debt is $13,624? That’s almost twice the national average. It’s 36th worst in the country, according to … more
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Did a pothole damage your vehicle?

139 Lexington County drivers asked state officials to pay for vehicle damage from potholes. None collected a dime. Since you started paying higher gas taxes for road repairs 3 years ago, … more
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Local artist aids Lexington Church

Lexington County Chronicle columnist Dawn Corley is raising money for St. Stephen’s Lutheran Church. Beginning Easter Sunday, you may see many of her paintings at the church at North Church … more

Senate vote may raise your taxes

Lawyers in the SC Senate have made it more attractive to sue the government. That may cost local governments and school districts 20% more in insurance premiums. And that could result in … more
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My journey on a muddy hike at Lake Greenwood

Spring is right around the corner. With the warmer weather, if you’re like me, you’ll be looking to get outside and enjoy the weather. A great way to do that is with a day trip. We had 2 great … more
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Can’t anybody here play this game?

When Casey Stengal took over as manager of the hapless New York Mets, he asked, “Can’t anybody here play this game?” Looking at our so-called health experts makes you feel like Casey did. … more

Who will get shots & when

The Department of Health and Environmental Control released this vaccination schedule to the Chronicle this week. The schedule shows who will be in which phase, but when is subject to unexpected … more

5 Gamecocks named to All-SEC team

The University of South Carolina football team had 5 players selected All-SEC by the league’s 14 head coaches, the Southeastern Conference announced Dec. 22 Junior defensive lineman Kingsley … more
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It’s a Dog’s Life

We had a Stupid Joke of the Week contest and here are some of the entries: Husband to Wife: The only reason I am fat is because a skinny body couldn’t possibly store all this personality. … more
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Know your gun safety

Firearm sales spiked this year. With more guns on the streets and in our homes, it’s important to know safe firearm practices. Treat all guns as if they’re loaded, even if you think … more
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