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What’s happening in Lexington County?

news in brief 20-year-old sentenced in Lexington home invasion Quintrell Morris, 20, of Columbia, was sentenced to over 22 years in federal prison. Morris plead … more

‘Father vs. Son’ matchup settled in extra innings

HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL The first-ever “Father-Son Game” took place at Lexington County Baseball Stadium on April 8. Head coaches Charlie Assey Sr. of Gray Collegiate … more
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I-20 construction will drag into 2020

Construction on Interstate-20 in Lexington County is over a year behind schedule, SCDOT officials say. This is the portion of I-20 with nearly 11 miles of construction in the median between the … more

Events

Hall of Heroes: The South Carolina State Museum hosts a new interactive exhibit which celebrates and explores the history of and science behind America’s obsession with superheroes. Explore several … more

The Hero Hooker

HOLY COW! HISTORY History is filled with stories of prostitutes who, despite their low social standing, did inspiring things. The Bible tells about Rahab, who harbored … more

Will state sell Santee Cooper?

Bids to buy Santee Cooper were due last Monday. How many bid and who they are may not be known until next month. Lawmakers hired ICF International to solicit and review all proposals. … more
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‘Santa’ Cooper rewards lawyers

Santee Cooper can change its name to “Santa” Cooper. The taxpayer-owned power company that supplies Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative pays its executives and lawyers handsomely. … more
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Where has our state gas tax money gone?

Gas Tax fiasco The state has invested less than 7% of the $399 million it has taken from us in the first 15 months of the gas tax hike. Lawmakers promised the money would fix … more
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Do you dare do this kind of advertising?

The Chronicle’s Business blog Outrageous ads gain outrageous results. Some time ago we offered a 10-year newspaper subscription. We were delighted when a 93-year-old optimist … more

Is this gluten free?

health wanted Sept. 13 is national Celiac Disease Day. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder where you can’t digest gluten, a protein found in wheat, rye and … more

OLD GRUMP

Your roads been paved or repaired yet? Mine haven’t been either. But we are still pouring our gas taxes into that black hole called state government. When are they going to do what they promised to … more

It’s a Dog’s Life

By Scoop Bellune Knock, Knock Jokes Knock, knock. Who’s there? Viper. Viper who? Viper nose, it’s running! Knock, knock. Who’s there? Norma Lee. Norma Lee who? … more

Chronicle writer, author dies

Author and Chronicle correspondent Rachel Haynie died Sunday. She was the author of several books on local people and topics, among them: • South Carolina Myths & Legends: The True … more

To be young at heart

GOLF At 55, Vijay Singh is golf strong and alive. Every week that goes by is an awesome learning experience for me. I am privileged to have the opportunity to … more

Crossover League growing in popularity

SUMMER SPORTS Many people think that football is played from September to January and that’s it. Well, plenty of elementary and middle school kids in the Lexington … more
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Substance abuse recovery group buys land

A substance abuse recovery group has bought 4.34 acres on Park Road in Lexington, near Old Cherokee Road. According to Southern Visions Real Estate, the tract will be the future home of The … more
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Pelion Ruritan, veterans celebrate Memorial Day

Over 300 guests joined the Pelion Ruritan Club members at their annual Memorial Day service. Each year, a large crowd gathers at the Veterans Memorial in Pelion to remember those who made the … more
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Your weekly Guide to Area Events

To submit events, the absolute deadline is Friday before publication. However, it is best to send items at least 2 weeks before your event date by email to lexingtonchronicle@gmail.com. You may also … more

HIGH SCHOOL FALL SPORTS

The Pelion High School volleyball team faced Silver Bluff Tuesday looking to clinch the Region 5-2A championship. The Lady Panthers entered the matchup with a 10-1 over-all record and 7-0 in the … more

Swansea officials agree to work together

It has been a long time coming but Swansea officials are unanimous. They will work together on their operating plans to avoid losing $560,000 in federal money. All 4 council members agreed … more
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Covid challeges hospital staff

T he covid-19 virus continues to dominate the news. Hospitals are near capacity, mainly with unvaccinated patients. Everyone needs to get the shot. To date, Lexington Medical Center has … more
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HAPPENINGS WITH THE LEXINGTON COUNTY BLOWFISH

Photos not noted by Thomas Grant Jr. | Lexington Chronicle The Lexington County Blowfish team salutes Thomas and Mary Robbins during the 3rd inning of the July 8 contest against the … more

State agency under probe

At Lexington County Sen. Katrina Shealy’s request, state auditors will investigate a troubled SC agency. The state Legislative Audit Council has approved a request by Shealy and 4 other … more
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Col. Robert B. “Judge” Dorn Jr.

Col. Robert B. “Judge” Dorn Jr., 87, of Irmo died June 2, 2021. Dunbar Funeral Home was in charge. more

Why must kids still be masked?

I’m ticked about the way kids are being treated for not wearing masks at some of our schools. Go to Facebook Lexington Masks by Choice and take a look at the ire that has been stirred up with … more
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