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$65M awarded in SC CARES grants

Nearly 3,000 SC small businesses and nonprofits will receive federal corona virus relief funds. The SC Department of Administration announced 2,970 applicants for the SC Cares Act Relief Grant … more
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Let’s celebrate the reason for the season

When we learned of a Christmas tradition my neighbor has with her family, we adopted it. To make sure our daughter would put emphasis on Jesus’ birth rather than gifts, we talk about the … more
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White Claw to bring 300 jobs to Midlands

One of the most popular hard seltzer brands is coming to Columbia. Mark Anthony Brewing, makers of White Claw, Mike’s Hard Lemonade and other cocktails, plan to build a new production facility … more
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School covid-19 cases jump

20 Lexington County public schools this week reported covid-19 cases. That is 12 more than were reported last week. Exactly how many cases were found in each school has not been revealed. … more
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Youth has defending champions still successful

When River Bluff girls’ tennis head coach Brian Lim started the brand-new tennis season, he knew it would be different. The defending Class 5A champions have had to adhere to new guidelines … more
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How to save lives from opioids

As all of us deal with the covid-19 pandemic, let us not forget about another epidemic that continues to affect families: opioid abuse and overdose. The Centers for Disease Control and … more

Josh Allen Lair “Big Al”

Josh Allen Lair, 82, of Lexington, SC and formerly of Harrisburg, PA, passed away at his home on Friday, July 31, 2020. Big Al was born in Boise, Idaho, to the late Josh and Lela (Reed) Lair. He … more

Back-2-school giveaway and supply drive

Brookland United Methodist Church is hosting a Back-2-School Giveaway on Aug. 22 from 2 to 6 pm. It is partnering with the West Columbia Police Department, the City of West Columbia, the West … more

Blowfish look to continue winning ways on homestand

Week 2 of the Lexington County Blowfish season saw quite a bit of rain and 2 losses on the road. Rain forced the cancellation of 3 of the scheduled six games. Lexington County dropped 2 games in … more
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Mary Frances Hamilton

WEST COLUMBIA – Mary Frances Hamilton passed away Tuesday, June 2, 2020. She was born February 26, 1956, in Lexington, SC. Mary Frances was predeceased by her loving parents, Charles and … 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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Missing man’s remains ID’ed

Remains found by hunters Feb. 15 deep in woods on Martin Smith Road in Leesville have been identified. The remains are those of Taylor Devin Johnson, according to Lexington County Coroner … more

Charles Michael “Mike” Burton,

65, of Leesville died Feb. 4, 2020. Barr-Price Funeral Home was in charge. more

Changing a name means nothing

The out-of-state owners of the former Carolina Water Service seem to care little for their customers. They are preparing to ask the Public Disservice Commission to do for them what they have … more

I wish you the most wonderful holiday

Around ChApin & irmo Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukah to all of you!! Our homes twinkle and sparkle with Christmas decorations and lights. I hope all those presents will … more
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GO!

education events Heritage Christian Academy Open House: Dec. 6, 8:30 am; Jan. 31, 8:30 am; Feb. 28, 8:30 am. Visit Heritage Christian Academy at 649 Barr Rd, Lexington in the Heritage … more

Your words have power

health wanted Certain words come to mind to describe this time of year. Thankfulness, forgiveness, thoughtfulness, selflessness, love, joy. A single word has the power … more

‘We’re hardware hunting’

GOLF The Gilbert High School girls golf team had their best year ever finishing 3rd in the S.C. High School League Class 3A championship. “We had a … more
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WEEK 2 PREP FOOTBALL IN CHRONICLE COUNTRY

The Ben Franklins are my heroes

BEHIND THE MIKE Benjamin Franklin has had a profound impact on my life. No, not the celebrated Ben Franklin who we all know about. I am referring to two others who have … more
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Choosing the right doctor for your medical care

Choosing the right doctor is one of the most important decisions people can make for their health. If you are unsure who to turn to for your general care, experts point out that internal medicine … more
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Developing skills, having fun goal of Owls

Even with school out, local baseball continues on the high school level in the form of travel baseball clubs. One of the most successful is the Lexington County Owls, an organization that fields … more
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State is doing little to replace crumbling bridges

Gas Tax Watch The state hasn’t replaced one bad bridge with gas tax revenues in nearly 2 years. Despite lawmakers’ promises the money would be used to fix crumbling … more
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Governor vetoes oil, gas drilling

State dollars won’t go to offshore drilling – at least not for the next year. Gov. Henry McMaster signed the state’s budget bill including a proviso from the largely conservative SC … more

B-L Elementary merges fitness and music

Special to the Chronicle Students at B-L Elementary School are combining exercise with music. It’s part of a new program at the school called Drums Alive, taught in Kristen Pugh’s music … more
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