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Sheriff’s department hires more deputies, SROs

Many law enforcement agencies around the country are experiencing staffing and budget cuts. Fortunately, that’s not the case in Lexington County. Through the hard work of our leadership teams, … more

Ratepayers to get $4B in plea deal?

An undisclosed deal may delight Dominion Energy’s 725,000 ratepayers. A plea agreement with SCANA’s top nuclear executive requires Dominion to provide at least $4 billion in SC ratepayer … more
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Don’t beat yourself

James Wyman Ingram was my high school football coach in the little town of Lexington. He loved winning… but he hated losing more, especially when the defeat was self-inflicted. “Never let 1 … more
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What would Granny say?

E very Sunday morning, rain or shine, hot or cold, in the mood or out; Granny put on her best frock, forced me to wash behind my ears, checked my fingernails for dirt and dragged me to church whether … more
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Arizona unveils its natural wonders

What they say about the heat in Arizona is true. Leaving the Phoenix International Airport in the middle of September gave me a rude introduction to that infamous “dry heat.” It was … more
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WINDING DOWN

A repeat of the roaring 20s?

Senior Living Growing up in the 60’s I had heard about “The Roaring 20s.” All I knew about it pertained to a type of music and energetic dancing by girls called … more

Coming Attractions

Our new Church Buzz section allows churches and non-profits to promote their upcoming concerts, revivals, fundraisers, spaghetti suppers and more. Contact me at 803-348-0243 or at … more

Watchdog: Your $$ buy political favors

Should ratepayers have a say in what power companies do with their money? The Energy and Policy Institute claims Dominion Energy and other big utilities use charitable donations for political … more
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news in brief

Lexington man dies near airport Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the Lexington man who died in a single-vehicle accident on the Columbia Airport Expressway in West Columbia Nov. 24. … more

OLD GRUMP

Things are getting tough in the e-cigarette market. E-cigarette maker Juul plans to cut jobs after a blow to sales but is keeping quiet, as is Lexington County, on a $125 million plant and the jobs … more

Hardee problems haunt lawmakers

YOUR TAXES AT WORK You might think state lawmakers would learn from an embarrassing lesson. Lawmakers routinely introduce resolutions naming roads, bridges and … more
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Lexington County drilling with neighbors in case of V.C. Summer nuclear plant emergency

Officials from Fairfield, Lexington, Newberry and Richland counties and Dominion Energy will have an emergency drill Tuesday morning for the V.C. Summer nuclear plant in Fairfield County. The … more

Nephron is growing fast

AROUND TOWN SC Biz News has named Nephron Pharmaceuticals Corporation one of the 40 fastest-growing companies in South Carolina for 2019. This honor recognizes the … more
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Nuclear power was good deal for whom?

the satanic letters Jim Clarkson and his clever hackers at Resource Supply Management have obtained the secret emails of the parties responsible for South Carolina’s energy problems. … more

LMC supports Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands

The Lexington Medical Center Foundation, on behalf of Lexington Medical Center, is proud to provide funding to support the Sexual Trauma Services of the Midlands (STSM). STSM provides crisis … more

Ruritans remember our veterans

Around pelion Make plans to attend the Pelion Ruritan Veterans Memorial service May 27 at 10 am. 17 new engraved pavers have been placed for a total of 337. This … more
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SCANA execs hid failures for 3 years

SCANA executives misled state regulators as early as 2014 about their failing nuclear project. The cover-up was not discovered until 2017. Office of Regulatory Staff Director Nanette … more
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Rest in peace, faithful ones

Down South Ihad to see it. I heard it was up North Carolina way: the resting place of mules and horses. To see this poignant cemetery is to see how urban … more

School District showcases new center

AROUND CAYCE, SPRINGDALE & WEST COLUMBIA Families were invited to an open house February 12 to learn more about Lexington Two’s newest high school facility and … more
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Flu experts can’t predict how bad it will be in 2019

After a slow start, the flu season is gathering steam. The last flu season was particularly bad, resulting in almost 49 million reported illnesses and more than 79,000 flu-related deaths. … more
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A SCANA bankruptcy could be best for all

Many of us think of bankruptcy as financial suicide or worse. It isn’t. At best, a SCANA bankruptcy proceeding will provide ways to flush out incompetence and outright dishonesty for all … more

Local trio named to preseason prep hoops’ list

HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Five Chronicle Country teams and three All-State players were among those recognized by the S.C. Basketball Coaches Association preseason Top … more
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Your weekly Guide to Area Events

events Cayce First Baptist Church: 106th anniversary service on Oct. 21. At 10:15 a.m. a musical program will be observed with service at 10:30 a.m. A catered lunch provided by … more

Tournament unites small business owners

On Sept. 27, the Lexington Chamber held their Fall Golf Classic at the Golden Hills Country Club in Lexington. Foursomes from across Lexington came out to spend a day on the links, while … more
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