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Publishing company opens in West Columbia

The Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce held a grand opening at their office Dec. 2 for VestraLingua Publishing. Vestra Lingua - meaning “your words” in Latin - is an … more
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Thanksgiving Harvest

Amber Robinson of Lexington brought her son CJ, 5, to the 2nd Annual Bountiful Harvest at the Town of Lexington Municipal Complex Nov. 21. CJ struggles lifting 1 of the hundreds of frozen turkeys … more

Corn is great in this cold-weather soup

Cookin’ with THE CHRONICLE Corn is delicious in the fall. The best corn I’ve ever had was in October from Clayton Rawl Farms. I’ve been eating corn for infinity and … more
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Your Good Health

As America’s opioid epidemic continues to impact communities large and small, new trends are raising new challenges for doctors and policymakers. While opioid-related overdose remains a top … more
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Randy Alford Lee,

68, of Lexington died Sept. 24, 2019. Thompson Funeral Home was in charge. more

Pelion teacher on Wheel of Fortune

Around pelion This summer, Forts Pond Elementary School first grade teacher Mrs. Beth Guier was chosen to be on Wheel of Fortune. The show aired on September 11 and she came … more
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Cayce calls for artists for mural project

The City of Cayce wants your art on display. The city is commissioning artists to design and paint 2 murals along State Street. The City of Cayce is working to implement an Arts District on State … more
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Like what you just read?

Inspire yourself or a loved one with a personally-autographed copy of Jerry Bellune’s “Your Life’s Great Purpose.” It lays out a road map for the kind of life God intends for you. It’s only … more

Leave a legacy

the editor talks with you Al Paglione was one of the most visionary photographers I ever worked with. He had been a house painter who fell in love with photography … more
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What’s happening in Lexington County?

news in brief Lexington cemetary vandalized A cemetery in Lexington was vandalized, and police are asking for the public’s help. Headstones and grave sites were … more

How to read a book

the editor talks with you How do you read a book? Do you start at the beginning and, if it holds your interest, read through to the end? That’s the way most … more
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Hannah Stephenson honored by the Peach Belt Conference

RECOGNITION Freshman Hannah Stephenson was named Peach Belt Conference Women’s Golfer of the Week, the conference announced on March 7. The Lexington High School … more
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Hospital sponsors the ‘Art of Healing’

Lexington Medical Center, in partnership with the Columbia Museum of Art, sponsored the 10th annual “Art of Healing.” The juried art competition is held yearly for Lexington County high … more
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Chapin Elementary not accepting new students

Families moving into the Chapin area will have to pick a different school for their elementary-age children. The Lexington-Richland School Distrct 5 board has approved an enrollment freeze at … more

We needed SCANA whistle blowers

When we started questioning the excessive rates SCANA and its subsidiary SC Electric & Gas were charging, few people were listening. At least few who serve in our legislature or regulators. … more

Chronicle poll

Does your church or business have an active shooter contingency plan in place? Lastest poll results: What were you most looking forward to eating this Thanksgiving? Stuffing: 38% Adult … more

Chronicle poll

Do you plan to exercise your right to vote Tuesday, Nov. 6? Last week’s poll results: Should SCANA executives give back bonuses paid to them with money meant for nuclear construction … more

Parents oppose tattoos fearing infection, disease

Many Lexington County parents have tried to talk their teens out of a tattoo. They fear their child will contract an infectious blood-borne disease. What can they get? If the equipment … more
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PSC asked to approve abandonment costs

Nuke Fiasco aftermath Did you think closing SC Electric & Gas’s nuclear project would end ratepayer costs? Think again. SCE&G has asked the Public Service … more
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Are you prepared?

T( Part 1 of 2) here we were in red-hot Omaha for a life insurance convention in the middle of July. There’s hot… and then there is Omaha in July. If you follow the college … more
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Lawmakers say governor broke state law

Rifts between governors and senators is nothing new in South Carolina. Even between Republican governors and senators. Remember Gov. Mark Sanford’s baiting the GOPcontrolled Senate? … more
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Governor vetoes Big Brother proposal

statehouse watch Gov. Henry McMaster has rejected creation of a massive “data warehouse.” This Orwellian plan would contain sensitive information on South Carolinians. … more
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State employment rates are up

Special to the Chronicle South Carolina’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate decreased to 4.0 percent from 4.2 percent in April. The number of individuals working across the state … more

Pelion students receive scholarships

AROUND PELION The Pelion Ruritan Club awarded scholarships to students May 18. The recipients were Hannah Daggerhart, Megan Dennis, and Briana Monarca. The Pelion … more
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Lawmakers consider limits on their terms

Will state lawmakers agree to limit their years in office? A proposed law will require them to give up long political careers and some of the power that goes with it. Statehouse observers are … more
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