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Old Mill Pond Dam repairs begin

Lexington’s scenic Old Mill Pond is about to get a new life. Construction has started on the pond dam that was washed away by the October 2015 flooding. The flood took off part of the old … more

LAST DAY ON THE MISSISSIPPI

Lexington kayaker John Wellens heads south on the last of his 42 days and 2,350 miles from the head waters of the Mississippi River in Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico. John has raised over $10,000 of … more

Clemson could lose out on USC game, Trevor Lawrence

According to a report by The Stadium’s Brett McMurphy, the Atlantic Coast Conference is expected to follow the lead of the Big 10 and play only conference games this season. McMurphy stated in … more

DEATH NOTICES

Albert Ray Adcock, of Lexington, died June 5, 2020. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. Stacy Elizabeth Bagwell, 12, of Leesville, died June 2, 2020. Milton Shealy Funeral Home was in … more

The ‘Good God’ Bird

If you saw one of these woodpeckers you may blurt out something like that, too. In the early days, birdwatchers were so taken back by the the size of this bird they just let it rip, “Good … more
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Bill to ban restraints on pregnant inmates

A proposed SC law will ban leg, waist and ankle restraints on incarcerated women giving birth. The SC House passed the bill last year. The Senate has passed it on to the Corrections and … more

John W. Daugherty,

89, of Lexington died Feb. 4, 2020. Caughman-Harman Funeral Home was in charge. more

What will others think of you?

Life 101 Have you ever felt as if someone was writing the story of your life? That you were a character whose life was dictated by another? In the story I would have written … more
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It’s a Dog’s Life

By Scoop Bellune An old timer is someone who remembers when people who wore blue jeans actually worked. You are an old timer if you remember when a babysitter was called “Mother.” … more

Irmo mom, daughter create sports essentials

CIU freshman Reagan Cox and her mom Christy recall the day a business idea developed. It was between innings as Reagan pitched in a softball tournament in hot and humid South Carolina weather. … more
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B-L Middle honors VFW essay winners

3 seventh grade students from B-L Middle School have been named as the VFW Essay Contest Winners for 2019. Congratulations to Jade Bovain (1st place), Raimee Davis (2nd place) and Catalina Cruz … more
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Clemson offense is ‘best ever’ under Swinney

COLLEGE FOOTBALL CHRONICLE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT Every week Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney steps to the podium for a postgame press conference, he’s able to list off … more
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It’s time to end regulated monopolies

Ending public utility regulation in South Carolina is going to be painful and costly. That’s the bad news. The good news is that it can be done and we don’t need to reinvent the wheel to do it. … more

Do your taxes buy what was promised?

Would you buy a car, truck or house sight unseen or without knowing whether the vehicles would run or the house was livable? Yes, that’s a stupid question. Yet most of us – taxpayers … more

Don’t be careless in your vehicle

Around ChApin & irmo Please drive safely! After numerous recent accidents, I want to encourage everyone to slow down. Careless driving is deadly. SC authorities encourage … more
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Taking a time machine to the 1950s

Irecently had the privilege of chatting with Leyland Teal about the old Chapin depot. We took a verbal time machine to Chapin in the 1950s and ’60s. The Chapin councilman’s memories … more
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Services this Sunday for former Dutch Fork RB

IN MEMORIUM Former Dutch Fork High and Penn State running back Michael Gasparato, 37, lost his 11-month battle with cancer on June 28. He was a standout high school … more
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SCE&G ratepayers to get $146M in cuts

SC Electric & Gas ratepayers’ power bills should be going down again soon. Circuit Judge John Hayes reduced ratepayers’ lawyers’ fees by $59 million from $110 million to $51 million. … more
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Will county growth cost you more?

liesha.huffstetler@gmail.com Lexington County’s growing pains could affect your taxes. The county’s explosive growth has affected not only roads and traffic but strains police, … more
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Is history always past?

lexington yesterday My story went like this (July 2005): Anyone who visits London quickly learns how to get around. There are the big red double-decker buses, the tube, and … more

Who are safest?

SafeWise home security research firm placed: • The Isle of Palms at #1 with a population of 4,439, median income of $102,656, violent crime of zero per 1,000 residents and a property crime … more

Outdoor fun

Foot Pursuit 5k: May 18, 8 am at City Hall. Run through West Columbia and support the West Columbia Police Officers Foundation. Registration is $25 before May 10th. Register at www.racesonline.com … more

Correction

In an article 2 weeks ago the Chronicle incorrectly reported that former Lexington-Richland District 5 board member Kim Murphy is suing the district. Mrs. Murphy said she actually is being sued by … more

Feds may fine Duke Energy $10 million

One of the state’s largest electric utilities faces a $10 million federal fine. Federal authorities charge Duke Energy, a potential buyer for debt-ridden San-tee Cooper, of serious, pervasive … more
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Rising interest rates can injure all of us

As the Federal Reserve raises interest rates, the American economy and its citizens have much to consider. 1. As 10-, 5- and 2-year notes come due and must be rolled over, higher rates will mean … more
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