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Ways to make the world a better place for seniors

By 2050, the senior population (adults age 65 and older) will be more than double that of the world’s youngest citizens, and the number of people living beyond age 80 is expected to triple over the … more
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It’s time to get rid of the regulators

This is the kind of bureaucratic nonsense you expect from top-down decisions made in Cuba, China and Venezuela. Certainly not in the USA and especially not in rock solid conservative South … more

Here’s why we’re no. 1

Talking Points Thank teachers and military retirees here in South Carolina. Our state ranks 8th in the US for patriotism and 1st in civics education. According to personal … more
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Is Freedom of Information more than a pain?

Astate senator once told us he respected the spirit of the Freedom of Information Act but it was a real pain. He showed us a few request for information he had received that week. All were from … more

When they were wrong

Senior Living What could be more encouraging than being told that your chances of (fill in the blank) are next to nothing then to be reminded of past miscalculations? I … more

SHOOK-ED!: Dutch Fork grad, former Blowfish excels at USC

Former Dutch Fork standout and Lexington County Blowfish pitcher T.J. Shook took the Founders’ Park mound for his second start of the season against The Citadel on March 5. The temperature at … more
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Party at the beach and cock fighting by the mountains

The Chronicle’s Mark Bellune traveled to Cebu, Philippines, recently to see a friend from Lexington. He learned much of the history and culture of the nation of islands in the Pacific — living … more

Road crews fill 5,000 potholes

If you’ve noticed more road maintenance around Lexington County lately, it’s for good reason. The SC Department of Transportation launched its “Pothole Blitz” Jan. 10. Weeks of heavy … more

What we can learn about walls from the Isaelis

Chronicle Editor Emeritus Jerry Bellune shares with you his adventures in the Holy Land. The experience gave him a greater appreciation of shared US and Israeli values. Metulla, … more

Are you at risk for shingles?

health wanted Have you heard of shingles? It’s a painful rash that usually develops on one side of the body, often the face or torso. It causes blisters that scab … more

Protect against ‘porch pirates’

Koon's watch Online shopping becomes more popular each holiday season. But the delivery of those items – and what can happen to them after they arrive at your front … more
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The author behind a popular Masada retelling

Chronicle Editor Emeritus Jerry Bellune shares with you his adventures in the Holy Land. The experience gave him a greater appreciation of shared US and Israeli values. Masada, Judea … more

It’s a Dog’s Life

Why did I get divorced? Well, last week was my birthday. My wife didn’t wish me a happy birthday. My parents forgot and so did my kids. I went to work and even my colleagues didn’t wish me a … more
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Irmo’s most famous festival next week

The Irmo Okra Strut begins September 28. The free, two-day event will feature a street dance, a new dining experience, one of the largest parades in South Carolina, arts and crafts, rides, … more

School District 2 back in class Monday

It’s been a fun summer, but the school year in Lexington School District Two is fast approaching. Teachers officially reported last Monday, Aug. 13. And registration drop-ins, class schedule … more
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Planned Parenthood sues governor

Planned Parenthood wants a judge to overturn Gov. Henry McMaster’s order denying it Medicaid payments. The provider argues the order will deny thousands of poor women Medicaid-covered pelvic … more
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Are you willing to pay for real news?

“Fake” news appears to be driving readers to local news web sites. More and more of them say they trust local newspaper and broadcast sites and are willing to pay to see their news. US … more
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Election results

Henry McMaster, Alan Wilson and Paula Rawl Calhoon all won their primary runoffs Tuesday night. Lexington County voters in a crowded primary runoff Tuesday decided that: • Gov. McMaster … more
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State traffic deaths are down, county deaths are up

The total number of South Carolina traffic fatalities has decreased in 2018. Compared to the 400 deaths by May of last year, there were 367 traffic deaths reported so far this year. Lexington … more

Obituary Policy

We accept obituary notices from licensed funeral service providers and from individuals when the notice is accompanied by a valid state death certificate. There are no exceptions to this policy. Send … more

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Don’t be left out. Deadline is Friday before publication. Try to get your information to us at least two weeks before your event. Send items to The Chronicle, PO Box 9, Lexington, SC 29071, fax … more

New Cayce Police Chief Sees Opportunity in Public Safety Split

Changes have come to the City of Cayce. On Oct. 4, Chris Cowan was sworn in as Cayce’s new police chief. It was the first move toward splitting up the Cayce Department of Public Safety … more
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Patty Harmon Carter

Lexington— Patty Harmon Carter, 90, of Lexington, SC passed away on October 10, 2021. She was born in Lexington, SC, on December 15, 1930. Patty was the daughter of the late J. Ambrose and Viola … more

Charleston cranberry chutney

W ith the first chill in the air, thoughts of the coming holidays enter my mind. This recipe was one we made and shared with neighbors and friends. We used clear canning jars as the … more
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Jonah “Pap” Stukes Jr.

Jonah “Pap” Stukes Jr., 76, of Pelion died Sept. 27, 2021. Blizzard Funeral Home was in charge. more
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