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From Chronicle reader John Wayne Parrish: They’re back! Those wonderful church bulletins! Thank God for church ladies with typewriters. These bloopers actually appeared in church bulletins or … more

They paid for our freedom

Memorial Day, May 25, was the day we remember our fallen heroes who sacrificed their lives for our freedom. American flags flew at half-mast to honor these dedicated men and women. Due to the … more

SCHSL, District 5 looking into Dutch Fork practices

Social media footage showing Dutch Fork HIgh School players working out on the field has prompted an investigation. A since-deleted video posted on Twitter showed players from the defending … more

Roberta Lorick

Roberta Bee Palling Lorick Roberta Bee Palling Lorick, 87, passed peacefully away on 04-03-2020 at Waccamaw Hospital in Murrells Inlet, SC. She was born on 01-23-1933 in Tacoma, WA; the daughter … more

War Eagles among repeat state champion winners

This year’s S.C. High School League finals was the “Weekend of Defending Champions”. Out of the 20 boys and girls’ teams who competed at Colonial Life Arena, 6 managed to leave with … more

Peggy Dunn

Peggy Dunn, 76, of Lexington died Feb. 17, 2020. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

Ross Allen Millwood,

35, of Lexington died Feb. 7, 2020. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

How to be fire safe as temperature drops

When cold weather moves in, South Carolinians tend to turn on space heaters or a fireplace for warmth. State Fire Marshal Jonathan Jones urges citizens to be especially careful of residential … more

ROUND 1 H.S. FOOTBALL PLAYOFF RESULTS

Gilbert 56, Ridgeland-Hardeeville 6 River Bluff 42, West Ashley 7 Dutch Fork 55, Chapin 10 Gray Collegiate 42, Fox Creek 7 Batesburg-Leesville 20, Central 6 May River 59, Swansea 20 Fort Dorchester … more

Threat at Gilbert High

A 15-year-old Gilbert High student has been charged with threatening students. Lexington County deputies determined he made statements about killing his classmates. This is the 17th such … more

Retirement communities house Dorian evacuees

Evacuees from Senior living facilities on the Carolina coast sought shelter in Lexington County last week. Jennifer Parker, Director of Public Relations for Still Hopes Episcopal Retirement … more

Scooter Scott Project needs volunteers

AROUND CAYCE, SPRINGDALE & WEST COLUMBIA The Scooter Scott Project needs 24 volunteers to work three-hour shifts to collect food Oct. 5 and 6 at the West Columbia Walmart … more

College leaders candid about pay

Some state college presidents are open about their incomes and a few aren’t. Francis Marion University President Luther Carter “absolutely believes it’s an obligation to report income and … more

District denied 28 acres on Old Cherokee Road

Lexington District 1 has been refused 28 of 60 acres for a new middle school. The Chronicle has been told that the property owner of 1 of 4 parcels bowed to neighbors’ pressure and refused to … more

A less expensive way to commute

If you live in Lexington County but commute, this may be a solution for you. Commute with Enterprise is partnering with the Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority to offer convenient, … more

RECOGNITION

The Gilbert Middle School archery team won a state title in the bullseye event. Winners of the South Carolina NASP Middle School Division Bullseye State Championship included L. Troy Buck, Bryson L. … more

Does temperature affect your meds?

health wanted Do your medications wait for you for hours in your mailbox? Might outside cold or heat affect their potency? They may be affected by temperature … more

International choir visits Deepwood

lindasauls11@yahoo.com Deepwood Estates hosted the Matsiko World Orphan Choir Mar. 8. The choir is made up of orphaned at-risk children ages 12-18 from nations which, before Matsiko, … more

Online retailers will collect sales taxes

SC Senators have passed a bill requiring online sellers to collect sales taxes. This is necessary following a US Supreme Court decision and a SC Department of Revenue lawsuit to require Amazon … more

Airport High Drill Team takes top spot

Special to the Chronicle Airport HIgh School’s Army JROTC drill team brought home another top honor last weekend. They finished first overall in the 4th Brigade Best of the Best Drill Team … more

Check for a connection before you dial

Senior Living Have you seen the video of a couple teenagers attempting to figure out how to use a rotary telephone? It’s pretty funny to see them struggle to do something that … more

Furry Friends

Iwas recently given a sad reminder of why cat owners should be aware of feline heartworm disease. A gentleman came rushing into the office in tears with his cat limp in his arms. His … more

District 2 makes honor roll

Lexington School District 2 is being honored by the College Board with placement on the 9th Annual AP District Honor Roll. Districts included on the Honor Roll had to increase the number of … more

How many flags does SC need?

Have you seen South Carolina’s state flag recently? Did it look strange? Actually there are at least 4 different designs and 2 backgrounds, one red and the more popular blue. The flag was born … more

Reduce crime at a place we all go

Koon's watch You might have seen increased media coverage regarding carjackings and thefts at gas stations around the country. Maybe you or someone you know has fallen victim … more
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