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the editor talks with you We love to hear from Chronicle readers like you. Chronicle reader Bonnie Stanard emailed the other day with a sentiment many of us share: How … more
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Victory and defeat

BEHIND THE MIKE There is defeat in every victory… and victory in every defeat. Confusing? Not so much when you think it through. My precious granddaughters, Ashley and … more
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County may reduce rock quarry hours

Less dust, noise and traffic congestion could be ahead in Batesburg-Leesville. Granite mining hours may soon be decreased, said County Councilman Larry Brigham, who wants to lessen the hours. … more
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Tributes to a friend

remembering a bright spirit Chronicle correspondent Rachel Haynie passed away last week. This is a loss to our newspaper readers and we who knew her. Here are a few tributes from … more

We had a not-so-perfect wedding

BEHIND THE MIKE There we stood on the 18th green at what used to be Coldstream Country Club in Irmo, SC, all set for a twilight wedding ceremony. But God had different plans … 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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Time to ‘Play More Golf’

Golf is truly special and the Lexington County Recreation and Aging Commission Family Junior Fall season ended on a strong note with a nice and simple quote. “I think I surprised myself, … more
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Former Cayce Commissioner Again Accused of Racism, Council Calls for Investigation

Another accusation of racist comments against a now-former commissioner was disclosed at Cayce City Council’s Nov. 17 meeting. The members then voted to launch a formal investigation. Marion … more
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Graham attacks fellow Republicans

Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina accused other Republicans of giving in to Democrats Monday. He was critical of their lack of resistance to what he called a $3.5 trillion “socialist … more

Beatrice Colwell

Beatrice Colwell, 74, of Gaston died Sept. 8, 2021. more

Gaines Orin “G.O.” Boone

Gaines Orin “G.O.” Boone, 97, of Irmo died Sept. 14, 2021. Whitaker Funeral Home was in charge. more

Rabid dog confirmed in Lexington County; no known exposures

The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) confirmed Tuesday that a dog found near Old Charleston Road and Crout Pond Way in Gilbert has tested positive for rabies. No … more

West Columbia police chief to retire after 37 years of service

After 37 years of dedicated service to the West Columbia Police Department, Chief Dennis Tyndall is announcing his retirement. Chief Tyndall will remain with the Police Department during the search … more

Vernelle Wise Cannon

Vernelle Wise Cannon, 95, of West Columbia,died June 25, 2021. Thompson Funeral Home was in charge. more

Farmers and craft fair May 22

The Pelion Women’s Club plans a farmers and craft fair 8 am - 1 pm May 22 at the Walking Trail. 30 vendors have signed up. Proceeds go to Pelion High scholarships. THE WOMEN’S Ministry of … more
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Beulah Phillips Taylor

Beulah Phillips Taylor, 91, of West Columbia died April 21, 2021, Thompson Funeral Home was in charge. more

West Columbia business academy opens

A new kind of business help has opened in West Columbia. Mota Crosslinking Business Academy has opened on 12th Street. The Greater CWC Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting March 24. … more
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Gregg Eric Randall

Gregg Eric Randall, 60, of Gaston died March 21, 2021. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

William “Bill” Morgan Ingbretsen

William “Bill” Morgan Ingbretsen, 91, of Lexington died Feb. 26, 2021. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

Other covid news

When can age 65 get vaccinated? More elderly Lexington County residents are now eligible for the vaccine. Gov. Henry McMaster and the Department of Health and Environmental Control … more

Protect your cards from skimming

Have you heard of payment card skimming? This type theft involves thieves stealing your credit or debit card information. Thieves mount a special device on a card reader. When you make a … more
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Strong link exists between USC baseball, Blowfish

From the beginning of the then-Columbia Blowfish in the summer of 2006, the South Carolina Gamecocks have had at least 2 members of their team suit up in the navy and white for all 15 seasons. … more
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Ex-SCANA boss faces sentencing

A day many abused SCANA ratepayers have long looked forward to arrives next Tuesday. Ex-SCANA CEO Kevin Marsh, 65, will be sentenced on federal fraud charges. He has agreed to: • A … more
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Mission Lexington receives $5,000

Mission Lexington has been awarded $5,000 from United Way of the Midlands. The money came from the Covid-19 Response Fund to Support Community Impact Partners in Richland, Lexington, Fairfield, … more
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