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3 in running for county administrator

Interim Lexington County Administrator Lynn Sturkie is among 3 finalists for the permanent job. The County Council is closer to naming the new administrator in narrowing the list. The … more
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Truth and honesty at work

This week, the Quail wants to focus on truth and honesty and why it’s important. The owners and managers hired you to do a specific job you agreed to and you should not take advantage of that. … more
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3 success strategies for 2021

Business owners and managers who survived and thrived in 2020, says our friend Ruth King, used these 3 simple strategies: 1. They paid close attention to their customers ... even when they … more
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The joy of reading

In southern Lexington, Aiken and Orangeburg counties, internet access is spotty. Unless you have Spectrum or a satellite dish, forget about it, says our friend Robert White who covers this area … more
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Rabid bat found in Gaston

The SC Department of Health and Environmental Control last week a bat was confirmed to have rabies in Gaston. The bat was found near Kimmey Road and Fish Hatchery Road in Gaston. There are no … more

SC HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS

SC High School League Class 5A boys individual cross-country champion Zander Jeffcoat of Lexington with Northwestern’s Mason Thomas (left) and Wade Hampton’s Ehtan Rhodes (right). THOMAS GRANT … more

Rugelach is a croissant-like cookie

Want to try a different treat for the holidays? Recipes from around the world give cheer to the season. Rugelach, for example, is like a cross between a croissant and a cookie featuring walnuts for a … more

SC Freedom Riders

SC Freedom Riders motorcyle members stand at attention holding American flags before the Remembrance Friday. more

Clemson’s Etienna looks to add to legacy by winning ACC POY award a 3rd time

Clemson running back Travis Etienne has been a special talent since he stepped foot on campus. It did not take head coach Dabo Swinney long to understand how special he was. “He was kind … more

County will observe Veterans Day

I applaud the Lexington County Council for not eliminating Veterans Day from the county holiday schedule. Veterans wrote a blank check to the United States of America for an amount up to and … more

High school grads earn college degrees

A handful of hardworking Lexington 2 high school students will graduate with college degrees. The district’s Early College program will graduate 22 seniors with certificates, diplomas or both … more
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NEWS IN BRIEF

Fish Hatchery Road bicyclist fatality A bicyclist died as a result of being struck by a motor vehicle May 10 in the 4100 block of Fish Hatchery Road. Charles Justin McCaskill, 36, of Gaston … more

Lawsuits seek voting by mail

State election officials face 2 lawsuits aimed at permitting voting by mail in the June 9 primary and November general election. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee filed suit … more
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How to survive in trying times

Sure, covid-19 is a challenge. Most of us have been through this before. Our friend Scott Channell reminds us that when the economy contracts, we get through it stronger, weaker or not at all. … more
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Welcome to spring at Lake Marion in Santee

For the 1st day of spring, I wanted go out and do something. But my day didn’t go quite as planned. Instead of hiking in the Piedmont, I ended up on Lake Marion. It was a blessing in … more
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Members of St. Andrews

Members of St. Andrews Woman’s Club attend the dedication ceremony for the latest Habitat for Humanity home build. Members furnished the new homeowner with a book case, books and other home … more

Lexington’s Jackson is nurse of the year

Lexington High School Nurse Heather Jackson is the South Carolina Department of Education’s Licensed Practical Nurse of the Year. Jackson has worked for Lexington County School District One … more

Love & lagniappe

the editor talks with you As you may have once dreamed, we dreamed of owning our own home. When we moved to New York, the real estate prices were so high, we … more
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What you can do

The Federal Trade Commission will share warning signs of tax identity theft and government imposter scams. Learn how to protect yourself and your family, and what you should do if you’re a … more

Why aren’t bad roads being fixed?

YOUR TAXES AT WORK Nearly $1 billion has been collected since you started paying higher gas taxes. After more than 2 years, the Department of Transportation has … more
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Secure your electronic presents

TECH TALK Did you or a family member get a shiny new electronic device this Christmas? Great! If it requires a password or pin to operate, make sure you change it. The … more

We welcome your letters

With letters to the editor, please include your name, address, and telephone number for verification. Your telephone number and address will not be published. Our deadline for letters is 2 p.m. … more

How much is your child’s test score worth?

For 47 cents, the College Board will sell your child’s SAT test scores. Their buyers are expensive, exclusive colleges and universities that aim to recruit your son or daughter if their scores … more

Sherriff’s Foundation plans sporting tournament

The Lexington County Sheriff’s Foundation plans its 2nd annual sporting clays tournament Friday, Nov. 8. The event at the Palmetto State Armory Shooting Facility in Swansea is open to the … more

Group seeks election security protections

Special to the Chronicle A political action group has written US House and Senate members seeking laws to block foreign interference in elections. “There is no better time than now for … more
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