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Visit Peachtree Rock on Preserve Day

There is a world outside of our comfy couches and air conditioned living rooms. The exquisite beauty of nature beckons you to come and visit. National Outdoors Day is in June. However, with the … more

Liesha Huffstetler Liesha.huffstetler@gmail.com Photograph Image/jpg Around Chapin & Irmo | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

PHOTO SOURCE (c) pa oc .A o e.com 4 ways to beat seasonal allergies

Allergies are the 6th leading cause of chronic illness in the US. More than 50 million Americans suffer from them each year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. … more

Courtesy Of Statepoint Photograph Image/jpg Photo Source (c) Pathdoc / Stock.adobe.com Allergies Are The 6th Leading Cause Of Chronic Illness In The Us. More Than 50 | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

Software fixes for your keyboard

TECH TALK If your keyboard or mouse still isn’t working after trying the fixes from last week, there’s still hope. If you have a wireless device, try these fixes … more

Katie Ritchie Katie.lexchron@gmail.com Photograph Image/jpg If | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

Shedding light in the Dutch Fork

Now that I have retired I can attend the Dutch Fork Genealogy Society monthly meetings. That wasn’t always the case. The group meets in the morning at Crooked Creek Recreational Center in Chapin. … more

Lexington Yesterday | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

Supermen

the editor talks with you Do you remember the 1st Super Bowl? Many die hard football fans don’t. They are either too young or, like me, were college football … more

Jerry Bellune Jerrybellune@yahoo.com 359-7633 Photograph Image/jpg Photograph Image/jpg Joe Namath And The New York Jets Helped Change Profe | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

Lexington 2 undecided on TIF

Will the Lexington 2 School Board come along? The Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce has sent a letter to members in support of the City of West Columbia’s Triangle City Tax … more

Terry Ward | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

Pelion gets new fire trucks

Aceremony was held on November 29 to dedicate Engine 6 and Engine 28 to the Pelion Fire Department. These two new fire trucks were funded by a federal Community Development Block Grant. On hand for … more

Kay Collings Photograph Image/jpg Around Pelion | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

Thanksgiving 2018: What Chronicle readers are thankful for

We asked Chronicle readers for their feelings of gratitude this year. Here is what a few of them told us. “As your Sheriff, I am thankful to work and live in a community that shows so much … more

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Got a bat in the attic?

Special to the Chronicle Halloween may be over, but you probably haven’t yet packed away your spider webs, skeletons or jacko-laterns. Plastic bats serve as great decorations, but what … more

Scdnr | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

River Bluff High honored for clean air efforts

River Bluff High has been honored by the SC Department of Health and Environmental Control. The Lexington District 1 school will receive the 2018 Spare the Air Award for demonstrating … more

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nuke fiasco aftermath

State officials, utility brass and ratepayers knew it was coming – not how much. The tax bill for SC Electric & Gas’s failed nuclear project could hit $421 million. The company may … more

By Jerry Bellune | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

Woman’s Club to sponsor market

AROUND PELION The Pelion Woman’s Club will sponsor a Farmers & Craft Market June 23, 8 am-1 pm. If you are interested in obtaining a table for this event, contact … more

Kay Collings | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

Online resource helps voters gather info

There’s a new online tool to help voters. Vote411.org is a “one-stop shop” for statewide election information, according to the League of Women Voters of the Columbia area. It’s a … more

By Rose Cisneros | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

chronicle poll

Should SC change the law to allow sports betting and gambling? Vote at lexingtonchronicle.com Last poll: Would you pay to put officers in Lexington County … more

12/31/69 07:00 PM

NUKE FIASCO AFTERMATH

For SCANA stock holders and employees, this could be chilling news. State tax collectors want $297 million in unpaid sales taxes on SCANA’s $9 billion nuclear power plant. The state … more

By Jerry Bellune | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

New Options to Vaccinate Kids in West Columbia, Batesburg-Leesville, Swansea

More options for vaccinating children ages 5 to 11 are available this week in West Columbia, Batesburg-Leesville and Swansea. On Nov. 10, Nephron Pharmaceuticals Corporation announced the … more

Jordan Lawrence | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

War Eagle Senior Night and Gaston parade

W agener-Salley High School celebrated Senior night on Oct. 29 before the start of the final home football game of the regular season. Five senior football players and three cheerleaders were … more

The Quail’s Roost | 12/31/69 07:00 PM

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Cayce announces new police chief

Hebert Blake has been named the Chief of the Cayce Police Department. Blake, a father of five, grandfather to six and married to his wife, Linda, for 37 years, has been working as a chief deputy in …

West Columbia recognizes district teacher of the year, other employees

A couple of employees were given new positions at last week’s normally scheduled council meeting for the City of West Columbia. Jamie Hook is the director of fleet services and Tim Pecori is …

Lexington's Old Mill Pond Trail is now open

The 1.15-mile paved loop wrapping around the Lexington Mill Pond, called the Old Mill Pond Trail, is officially open and was marked with a celebration on Sept. 13. This trail honors …

Riley's Drugs of Lexington turns 100

Riley’s Drugs, an independent and family-owned pharmacy, has now been serving Lexington locals for 100 years. The business commemorated the milestone on Sept. 12 with a ribbon cutting. …

Clinton Sease Farm to launch fall season Sept. 20

Clinton Sease Farm Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch at 382 Olde Farm Rd. in Lexington is open to the public from Sept. 20 through Nov. 3. “We have been working all year on our farm getting it …

Mission Lexington has a new director

Mission Lexington now has a new director after long-time director Robin Bowers retired. Amy Reeves, who has been the director of community outreach for Mission Lexington for the past year …

Local sports

USC athletics director Ray Tanner steps into new role, college to search for replacement

The University of South Carolina is looking for a new athletics director after it was announced last week that current AD Ray Tanner would be stepping into a new role.

6 Lexington County teams remain undefeated entering Week 4 of high school football

Football is in full force around Lexington County, and as the season progresses it is becoming more clear which teams have a legitimate shot at a deep playoff run.

South Carolina football drops first game of the season after costly mistakes benefit LSU

The national spotlight was on Columbia Saturday as College Gameday came to town for the South Carolina football team’s match against the LSU Tigers.

River Bluff holds on to beat Gilbert in battle of Lexington County foes

The game came down to one play.

Batesburg-Leesville, River Bluff stars earn Athlete of the Week after stellar play

Another week of sports has passed, which means it’s time to crown two more athletes as Lexington County’s male and female Athletes of the Week.

Lexington County teams continue rolling after week two of the high school football season

Another week of football is in the books, and many Lexington County teams are rolling after big wins.

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