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A gathering of daughters

lexington yesterday Before Knockout roses, there were Seven Sister roses. It was Uncle Willie Lee who helped me to identify the Seven Sisters rose. They were introduced after … more

The Lexington County Blowfish family works together

The Lexington County Blowfish open their season later today. Fans will see the team and their coaches on the field. Behind the scenes are the people who made this possible. Bill and … more
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West Columbia’s Kinetic Derby Day to Return for First Time in Two Years

West Columbia is looking for big crowds in the streets this spring. After being cancelled due to COVID-19 for the last two years, West Columbia’s Kinetic Derby Day is scheduled for April 23. … more
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Food helps hospital workers

During this covid-19 surge, community support means more than ever to weary Lexington Medical Center health care workers. If you would like to donate snacks, drinks, care items, or hot meals to … more

No trial date yet for Swansea mayor

Swansea’s suspended mayor is likely to be tried in Lexington County. When that will be has not yet been decided. Mayor Jerald Sanders’ attorney Alexandra Benevento said his defense team … more
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Mayor pleads not guilty

Swansea’s suspended mayor Jerald Sanders pleaded not guilty to embezzlement charges this week. Judge Walton McLeod agreed with Sanders’ attorney Alexandra Benevento to release Sanders on a … more
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W. Cola man charged with criminal sexual abuse of minor

A West Columbia man faces decades in jail for sexually abusing a minor. SC Attorney General Alan Wilson announced recently the arrest of Daniel Wayne Robert Miller, 37, of West Columbia, on 5 … more

Is white shaming being taught here?

Are our children being taught racial shaming in our Lexington County schools? Not so far. County educators say they follow state Education Department guidance. Unlike blue state schools … more

Monica Williams retires from Irmo

For the 1st time in 2 decades, the Irmo girls’ basketball program will have new leadership on the sidelines. Monica Williams announced her retirement on Twitter after 21 seasons with the Lady … more
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Become your customers’ best friend

Tiffany Wright operates a small business bookkeeping service in our county. She believes in building a close, personal relationship with each client to better understand and take care of their needs. … more

Wellmore offers scholarship opportunity

Special to the Chronicle Wellmore of Lexington is accepting applications for its annual Silver Pen Writing Competition, which awards 3 local high school seniors with scholarships ranging from $500 to … more

Lawmakers want probe of NextEra Energy

SC Sen. Dick Harpootlian is not opposed to selling the deeply-indebted Santee Cooper electric utility. He wants an investigation of leading prospective buye NextEra of Florida. The senator … more

County delays Dec. 8 rain tax hearing

Lexington County Council has delayed its planned rain tax public hearing Dec. 8. Sources say only 3 council members – Erin Bergeson of Chapin and Debbie Summers and Todd Cullum of the … more
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County teachers brave fears to return

The fear-mongering began over the summer. Health and education experts told the media that covid-19 fears would compel teachers to resign or retire en masse. They would be terrified that … more
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A test of faith

Rick Henry knew his faith was being tested. In May, the WIS-TV sports director was diagnosed with prostate cancer. He told the Lexington Mayor’s prayer lunch last week he put it all in … more
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We’re in quickest to recover from virus

New unemployment claims rose slightly but are 87% below the covid-19 pandemic peak. To help add context to statistics, WalletHub researchers released updated rankings for South Carolina and … more

Small businesses need our help

History is on the Republicans’ side. Appointing a Supreme Court justice is not unprecedented. 22 presidents have had 29 vacancies to fill in their last year in office. All 22 presidents … more

Displaying fruit, nuts, cookies

Having found a place at the center of many luxurious dining tables since the late 1700s, silver epergnes have been the focal point of gracious dining. They help celebrate the seasons through the … more
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You can brighten Mr. Bobbie’s day

They call him Mr. Bobbie or Uncle Bobbie. Daily he would sit in his golf cart on Two Notch Road in Gilbert and wave to the children and all who passed by. Mr. Bobbie became popular and everyone … more
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Behind the scenes of paddling the Mississippi

John Wellens spent 42 days paddling the Mississippi River as a fundraiser for the National Alliance on Mental Illness. This is part 2 of his journey. Human needs Electronic safety devices … more

FISHING

One of Airport High School’s fishing teams finished in the top 10 in the 2019-20 Lower State High School Bass Challenge for the 1st time in the program’s 3-year history. The Eagles’ duo of … more

Happy birthday, America

We celebrate our nation’s birthday next month. The Declaration of Independence proclaimed our freedom from the British. Who signed that document from South Carolina? 4 South Carolinians, Thomas … more
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How to crack down on robocalls

We may finally be in for some robocall relief. “I get robocalls all the time just like you do, and they’re incredibly annoying,” SC Attorney General Alan Wilson said. “Fighting … more
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Cookin' with the Chronicle

Good news! Vidalia onions are now coming in. Hooray! You remember that my hometown, Glennville, GA, grows more of these delicious onions than any other place. That’s why it’s time for you to buy … more
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Gray Collegiate switches to e-learning

County schools have closed at least through April. To help combat the spread of corona virus, students have converted to online learning. Students at Gray Collegiate Academy were caught off … more
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