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New virus scams Have you received offers for face masks and other virus protection gear? Consumer experts warn that these may be scams. Scammers use the pandemic to pick your pocket. … more

She was a ‘hero’ hooker

What a difference 14 months make. When I originally wrote this column in January 2019, a widespread pandemic in South Carolina seemed as remote as the Bubonic Plague. Now, as we wrestle with new … more
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The ABCs

the editor talks with you Norman Isaacs once told me that he looked for two things in people he hired: brains and character. Norman was a legendary editor. We first met … more
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Don’t get robbed by gift card scams

Have you received a call from someone you know trying to get out of jail? Someone in a financial jam who needs you to buy gift cards to help them out? This phone scam is becoming … more
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It’s a Dog’s Life

A rich uncle died and his will said: To my beloved nephew I leave all the money he owes me. You can’t change a man unless he’s in diapers. Go for younger men. You might as well. They … more
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Herbert F. Stabler,

77, of Sandy Run died Sept. 24, 2019. Thompson Funeral Home was in charge. more

It’s a Dog’s Life

Pastor: Say Deacon, a mule died out in the front of the church. Deacon: Well, it’s the job of you ministers to look after the dead. Why tell me? Pastor: You’re right; it is my job. But … more
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RECOGNITION

West Columbia staple celebrates 70 years

West Columbia’s Zesto restaurant is celebrating 70 years in business this year. “It’s been really fun to see so many people over the years,” said Pete Manos, who owns Zesto with his … more
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Drug scam targets seniors

TECH TALK If someone called offering you a free trip, what would you think? It’s common knowledge that scammers who email or call promising you vast fortune will … more
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Gray Collegiate QB Hunter Helms chooses Holy Cross

For Gray Collegiate Academy quarterback Todd Helms, his college search went quickly and was extensive. In the span of 2 years, he and his parents looked into 35 schools who expressed some … more
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2-SPORT SUCCESS

The 2018-19 Lexington Chronicle Male and Female Athletes of the Year share common traits. Both played two sports and were vital to their respective team’s successes. Each earned All-State honors in … more
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Creative firm will help local non-profits

AROUND TOWN W. Columbia-based creative marketing agency Riggs Partners will hold its 22nd annual CreateAthon event to benefit area nonprofits Oct. 17-18. … more
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Lake Murray’s average home price falls 8%

As summer approaches, the Lake Murray market maintains its position as the state’s 4th-largest overall Its listings currently total $161 million. “Right now, a lot of people aren’t … more
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St. Pat’s parade braves elements

Overcast skies, chilly temperature and hints of rain didn’t stop the Shamrock Parade. The paraders drove, rode and marched down Lexington’s Main Street right on time Saturday. The parade was … more

S.C. HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL WRESTLING FINALS

Class 5A 182-pound champion Shawn Haile of Chapin. Class 5A 145-pound champion Chance Kilcrease of Lexington and 3rd place Parker Palmer of River Bluff. River Bluff’s William Butler placed 1st in … more

Marvin J. Hendrix

Lexington—Graveside services for Marvin Jacob Hendrix, 84, were conducted January 20, 2019, at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Cemetery. The family received friends following the service in the … more

Opposites attract in a dreams-come-true novel

Linda Sauls is coauthor of “Maverick Entrepreneurs’ Million Dollar Strategies,” a busy Lexington sales executive and avid reader. She recommends you read “The Cottages on Silver Beach” by … more

Are you an effective communicator?

Poor communication impacts our relationships at work and in our personal lives. Communicating effectively opens doors and gives us advantages. It can build trust, create closeness, and resolve … more
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2 newcomers elected in Lex 2

Newcomers Christina Rucker and Bud Summers were elected to the Lexington 2 School Board Tuesday. Linda Alford-Wooten was re-elected. Lexington 2 was to hold a special meeting Tuesday to … more
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Cocktails with Cocky

AROUND TOWN Dusty Busher at Deep-wood Estates tells us they plan a tailgate happy hour at 4 p.m. Thursday at their location at 203 Old Chapin Road, Lexington. Cocky from USC … more

Peanut Queen pageant is Oct. 13

Around pelion The South Carolina Peanut Queen Pageant will be held October 13 at Pelion High School. Division I is at 10 a.m. and includes birth to 12 months; 13-23 months; 2 … more
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Ignore the media

The tariff trouble With so much criticism of the tariff turmoil, a Chronicle reader sent us this insight. It’s written by Joel Ross of Citadel Realty Advisors who publishes a $300 a … more

They never had their marbles

Down South Ican stand on the brick patio Dad laid down in the 1980s and show you right where we boys shot marbles. There in the 1950s, long before the bricks came along, … more
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