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OLD GRUMP

Santee Cooper plans to raise rates as much as 13% in 2021. When will ratepayers stop paying for the $9 billion nuclear failure shared with SCE&G? more

What’s happening in Lexington County?

news in brief Good samaritan car jacking A man has been arrested after deputies said he carjacked a good samaritan in Chapin. Mikel Edison … more

NCAA Tournament takes over Midlands, Chronicle Country

The last time Devontae Shuler played at Colonial Life Arena, his Ole Miss team came away victorious against the University of South Carolina. This Friday, the Irmo native and the Rebels were … more
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Bill to cut $151M in rates

State lawmakers can cut ratepayers’ costs $151 million for SCANA’s $9 billion nuclear failure. Senate Majority Leader Shane Massey’s bill will let the state secure $2.3 billion in bonds to … more
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Sporting Clays tournament

3rd Annual Aim for Clarity Sporting Clays Tournament presented by Jim Hudson Automotive Group is-Saturday March 9. Registration opens at 7:30 am, with flights at 8:30 and 11 am at Palmetto … more

Rain doesn’t stop Museum Open House

AROUND LEXINGTON COUNTY The rains came, but so did loyal Lexington County Museum supporters, who came out Sunday on a cold, wet day for the Open House. Visitors warmed … more
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A writer who knew no limits

Rachel Haynie wrote from her heart about everybody and everything that crossed her path. For more than 50 years, she chronicled everyday life in hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles … more
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Psoriasis and you

HEALTH WANTED Psoriasis is the most common auto-immune disease. While there are many forms, the most common form is Plaque Psoriasis. This appears on your skin as … more

Fake fish trumps fake news every time

our readers write My husband Thomas’s idea of a great place to “sightsee” in Billings, Montana, was in his words, a museum. He was fly fishing while I was at a speaking … more

Ocean test foes stage a last stand

On one side are those who see the Atlantic Ocean as a rich oil source. On the other are coastal business and community leaders who fear tapping it will ruin the coast and scare away tourists. … more
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SC Treasurer holds millions in unclaimed property

You might have money waiting for you. Millions of dollars are transferred to the SC Treasurer’s Unclaimed Property Program each year by companies that cannot locate the owners. Individuals, … more
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Claims may cost SCE&G ratepayers

CALENDAR

Thursday — Dec. 23 Christmas Eve Eve Cookout Steel Hands offers an opportunity to relax a bit before the heart of the holidays truly descend. The cookout will feature a “Jerk Before … more

Lexington 1’s chief gets outstanding review

Lexington School District One’s Board of Trustees gave Superintendent Gregory D. Little an overall outstanding evaluation on Oct. 5. The evaluation focused on the district’s accomplishments … more

VOLLEYBALL

Lexington’s Ashley Kelley goes up for the ball against River Bluff in the Sept. 30 match. PHOTOS BY THOMAS GRANT JR. | CHRONICLE Lexington players celebrate a point against River Bluff. The … more

It’s a Dog’s Life

What mothers think about the end of summer: 1. Earlier bedtime Now that the kids are actually asleep before 10 pm (8 if you’re lucky) you get a little ‘me’ time. 2. School … more
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FLIPPING 4 THE BLOWFISH

Ella Froedge of the Distinguished Young Women of South Carolina does a full flip before making the 1st pitch prior to the July 23 game between the Lexington County Blowfish and Savannah Bananas. … more

S. Congaree traffic stop leads to drug arrests

Two women were arrested on narcotics-related charges during a traffic stop in South Congaree, officials say. According to the South Congaree Police Department, Heather Smith and Ashley Hagins … more

AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL

Lexington Post 7’s Blake Knight runs into West Columbia Post 79 1st baseman Reign Lybrand after reaching base. West Columbia Post 79 pitcher Adam Kissinger of USC-Aiken, who graduated from … more

West Columbia carjacker caught

A West Columbia carjacker is in custody after a chase up to 125 mph. The unidentified carjacker was captured Saturday night by Dorchester County Sheriff’s deputies. The sheriff’s office … more
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Surgeon’s manslaughter trial delayed

A Lexington County judge has delayed a Cayce orthopedic surgeon’s manslaughter trial. Local officials are reluctant to discuss the case of Dr. Adam Lazzarini in the: • 2017 death of his … more
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Don’t we value children?

We can’t believe what’s going on today. SC lawmakers Rita Allison and Jay Lucas introduced a teacher shortage bill to allow non-certified educators to teach when there are vacancies 5 days … more

Tax use and abuse

Good article on what we get for the taxes we pay. We need to be aware of what our governments, state and federal, do or not do. There always seems to be enough money for nefarious purposes. Our … more

Wallace Sidney Beasley Sr.

Wallace Sidney Beasley Sr., 82, of Irmo died March 25, 2021. Dunbar Funeral Home was in charge. more

H.S. SPRING SPORTS IN CHRONICLE COUNTRY

Gilbert pitcher Joey Parker during the Sandlapper Shootout final versus AC Flora. THOMAS GRANT JR.| CHRONICLE River Bluff’s Zach Cowart at bat against Lexington. THOMAS GRANT JR.| CHRONICLE … more
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