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6 ways you can detect fake news

readers be warned Separating fact from fiction accurately can seem daunting. But getting to the truth is always worth the effort – even if it’s not what you want to hear. Use … more

What did the Masada rebels hope to achieve?

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

Will voters let governor pick Education Superintendent?

Special to the Chronicle You will have a chance to vote to give the governor a new power or not. If voters approve a proposed constitutional amendment, the governor will have the power to … more

Students host benefit for beloved coach

AROUND CHAPIN AND IRMO Teachers have taught us to read, write, and do math. We may not remember all of the things they taught us, but we remember our teachers and how they … more
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Report reveals Lexington death stats and more

The Lexington County Coroner’s office released their 2017 annual report this week. The report includes information about the coroner’s office, Coroner Margaret Fisher, and the deputies who work … more
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A daring raid timed to the second

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

Local sales tax better than impact fees

Our county faces a growth challenge. Some want to use impact fees to support services. I think that may be a hardship on young families. They may have to finance the fees in their mortgage. To my … more

LEXINGTON COUNTY CHRONICLE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

(Each week, the Lexington County Chronicle will recognize top athletes from Chronicle Country based on the recommendations from coaches and their accomplishments. Any recommendations, along with the … more

2 Men Stabbed During Lexington Bar Fight

Two men were stabbed during a Lexington bar fight on Nov. 19. Per a release from the Town of Lexington Police Department, officers responded to Twisted Roots Bar and Grill, located on Highway … more
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Billie Lee Bright II

Billie Lee Bright II, 46, of Irmo died Sept. 12, 2021. Myers Mortuary was in charge. more

Eugenia Lyn Baltzegar

Eugenia Lyn Baltzegar, 86, of Gilbert died Aug. 22, 2021. Moseley Funeral Service was in charge. more

Mayor pleads not guilty

Swansea’s suspended mayor Jerald Sanders pleaded not guilty to embezzlement charges this week. Judge Walton McLeod agreed with Sanders’ attorney Alexandra Benevento to release Sanders on a … more
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Vanderveer “Van” Reed Crawford

Vanderveer “Van” Reed Crawford, 68, of Lexington died June 16. 2021. Thompson Funeral Home was in charge. more

Cops, coffee and donuts

Who doesn’t like a fresh cup of coffee with a donut for breakfast? You can get one free 6:30 - 8:30 am Monday, May 17, at the Bi-Rite in Gaston. You are invited to meet Gaston Police Chief … more
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Richard Kent Wilfong

Richard Kent Wilfong, 84, of Lexington died April 22, 2021. Elmore-Cannon-Stephens Funeral Home was in charge. more

Abuse survivor tells of ordeal

In the early morning of Aug. 20, 2019, a domestic violence survivor was asleep in her Cayce home. Robert Rome Green, 48, who she had a previous relationship with, entered her bedroom in the 700 … more
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Charlotte Jean Richbourg (née Meyer)

Charlotte Jean Richbourg (née Meyer), 78, of Gaston died March 22, 2021. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

Steven Bruce Kennedy

Steven Bruce Kennedy, 71, of Lexington died March 8, 2021. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

No-appointment covid tests

People all over the Midlands are scrambling to get a covid-19 vaccine. Word of mouth alerted me to a “no appointment” drive through vaccine station at Gamecock Park across from … more
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Wellmore begins covid-19 vaccinations

Wellmore of Lexington residents and staff received their 1st covid-19 vaccinations Dec. 30. “We are extremely excited and blessed to offer the covid-19 vaccine to our residents and staff,” … more
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It’s a Dog’s Life

A little more New Year’s humor, Don’t blame me. Blame my writers. Youth is when you’re allowed to stay up for the new year. Middle age is when you’re forced to. My grandparents had … more
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Lexington 1 suspends sports

Add Lexington School District 1 to the list of statewide districts to put athletics on hold. On Friday, it announced that all athletic competitions involving district schools would be cancelled … more
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An early Christmas gift: Goldilocks offers

Here’s an early Christmas gift to end a dark year on a bright note. The best business book I ever read was the Holy Bible. I turn to it for guidance in times like these. Remember how … more
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How do you deal with masks?

Some interesting questions have arisen since the prevalence of wearing masks. Are there negative psychological effects from hiding our mouths in social interactions? Do we smile less when … more
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Batter up for baseball stew

Some of my friends would rather get a traffic ticket than go to a baseball game. Shame on them but they will stand up and shout over this grand slam home run. 1 1/2 lb stew beef 1 med. … more
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