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The latest on the new virus version

A British covid variant has caused alarm because it spreads more quickly. Even if that’s true, the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines should work, Department of Health and Environmental Control … more

Lexington County man tapped to head SCDPS

SC Gov. Henry McMaster Wednesday nominated Robert G. Woods, IV as Director of the South Carolina Department of Public Safety (SCDPS). Woods has been serving as the Acting Director of SCDPS since … more

SC High School League announces precautionary steps for winter sports

The start of winter sports means new approved guidelines by the SC High School League. Basketball practices began Nov. 2 with scrimmages starting on Thursday and regular-season games commenc ing … more

Around the world with bread

Irish Potato Bread 2 med. or large russet potatoes 1 egg 1 egg white 1/3 cup canola oil 3/4 cup milk 2 Tbsp. green onion, minced 1/2 teaspoon caraway seeds … more

Military and local

Military and local 1st responders surround the SC Midlands 9/11 Remembrance Memorial Friday. Each member separately saluted as the names of fallen Midlands’ military, police and 1st responders was … more

Dominion wants to cash in on you

You can bet that Dominion Energy’s bean counters were staying up late. They had to figure out how much the Virginia utility could afford to pay for hapless Lexington County-based SC Electric & … more

Want to help a local business survive?

We live in crazy times and survival often requires crazy ideas. I’m going to share with you in a moment an idea that may help many local business owners who are struggling. They are the … more

WE REMEMBER THE FALLEN

A Memorial Day ceremony was held Monday at the Memorial Monument in downtown Lexington. Former Lexington County Veterans Affairs Officer Gary Baker presided. Tom Comerford, Roger Rucker, David … more

Miss SC competition delayed

Can Lexington do it again? Reigning Miss South Carolina Morgan Nichols and Miss South Carolina Teen Kellan Fenegan are both of Lexington. Since this year’s competition has been postponed … more

Your help is appreciated

It has never been more important than now for all of us to be aware of what’s happening. We thank the 39 people – readers, freelancers and staff – who contributed photos, news, columns and … more

64,000 seek unemployment $$

Unemployment claims have skyrocketed in the wake of the covid-19 shutdowns. Between March 14 and 28, 64,856 individuals in the South Carolina filed for unemployment benefits. That’s an … more

A LOOK BACK ON THE 2019-20 H.S. ATHLETICS SCHOOL YEAR (August)

Over the next several weeks, the Lexington County Chronicle will take a look back on the 2019-20 school year in athletics through our lenses and others such as www.goflashwin.com. Each week, we will … more

Electrolytes keep you moving

Warmer days are coming. This means you need to be sure you’re staying hydrated. Our bodies require electrolytes to stay hydrated and nourished. Why, you ask? Electrolytes … more

How do we protect our children?

Telling children that strangers can be dangerous has not worked. Up to 90% of sexually abused children know the perpetrators, and 68% are abused by a family member, according to … more

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educational events Heritage Christian Academy Open House: Feb. 28, 8:30 am. Visit Heritage Christian Academy at 649 Barr Rd, Lexington in the Heritage Chapel. Learn more about the only … more

Blondell “Billie” Taylor

West Columbia—Blondell “Billie” Taylor passed away on January 22, 2020. Born on March 25, 1934, she was the daughter of Artie G. and Vivian C. Corley, The second eldest of eight children. … more

House, Senate spend millions of tax $$

Statehouse employees take no vows of poverty. The Statehouse 6-Figure Salary Club is growing. The 124-member House employed 95 staffers as of Dec. 2, up from 91 as of mid-October 2018. … more

An Edisto New Year you can do in Lexington

Entertaining with THE CHARLESTON SILVER LADY Ihave spent many of my new year celebrations at Edisto trying my best to get away from the madness of the holidays! I grew up … more

West Columbia’s new Carraway Park a big hit

The wait is over. West Columbia’s free Carraway Park at 212 Hudson Street opened last Monday. Early reviews for the all-inclusive park at the River-walk are excellent. Sherry Wright … more

Tips to improve wellness and prevent stroke

Stroke is often thought of as something that happens to older people, but more people under 50 are having strokes due to increased risky behaviors, such as smoking and untreated high blood pressure. … more

DEATH NOTICES

JoAnne Roller Allen, 92, of Irmo died Oct. 7, 2019. Temples-Halloran Funeral Home was in charge. Charlene C. Almond, 64, of Lexington died Oct. 6, 2019. Charleston Cremation Center was in … more

Adelaide Rutland Bodie,

93, of Batesburg-Leesville died Sept. 25, 2019, Barr-Price Funeral Home was in charge more

County firefighters to carry life-saving Narcan

Lexington County Fire Service firefighters will now carry and administer Narcan for patients suffering from symptoms of an overdose. Narcan can completely or partially reverse the symptoms of an … more

Benefit for the children

Gas tax triples money for road repairs

Get ready. The state gas tax is going up another 2 cents July 1. For 2 years, you have been paying more at the pump so the Department of Transportation can do more work on the state’s … more
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