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Lexington Man Accused of Drug Enterprise Involving Meth, Cocaine, Fentanyl

Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon reports the recent seizure of “a large quantity of drugs and more than $16,000 in cash” related to the arrest of a Lexington man. more
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Thursday Morning Quarterback: Lexington, River Bluff to Play for 1st Place in Region

Just from a geographic standpoint, a football matchup between Lexington and River Bluff screams, “big matchup.” more
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Valuable Contributions: Columbia Airport Highlights Art Produced at Homeless Center

Some of Columbia’s homeless population will have art displayed at the Columbia Metropolitan Airport this fall. more
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The Catch-Up: Hurricane Ian Impacts Lexington, Snowball Festival Event Dates Announced

Lexington County was impacted last week by Hurricane Ian after the storm made landfall as a Category 1 storm near Georgetown Sept. 30, but the effects were less severe than in other parts of inland South Carolina. more
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Midlands Law Enforcement Agencies Band Together to Reach Hispanic Community

There is a sense of fear among Lexington County’s Hispanic residents when it comes to dealing with law enforcement, Lexington County Sheriff’s Deputy David Nieves told the Chronicle. more
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Lexington-Richland District 5 Board Chair Talks About Ending Suit Against Former Superintendent

Lexington-Richland School District 5 has dropped its lawsuit against a former superintendent after its accrediting agency announced it will not pursue a complaint. more
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Homecoming for S.C. State Chronicle County Players

For 19 players on the active roster who attended Midlands high schools, the matchup with the Gamecocks had somewhat of a homecoming feeling. more
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Phoenix Bass Fishing Regional, Other Big Fishing Events Coming to Lake Murray

Bass catchers and fans of the sport have seemingly developed a strong affinity for Lake Murray. more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Events for the week of Oct. 6

Things to do in Lexington County. more

River Bluff High Students to Ask Questions of Congressional Candidates at Debate

The two candidates squaring off for the U.S. Congressional seat representing Lexington County will have to answer to some of the county’s students later this month. more
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Gilbert Man Who Shot Wife, Killed Himself Identified

A Gilbert man who shot his wife and then killed himself Oct. 4 has been identified. more
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Lexington School District 1 Names New Superintendent

Lexington County School District 1 has named its new superintendent. more
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River Bluff Volleyball Clinches Region Title, Gilbert falls at O-W

A festive fan base turned The Swamp into a sea of purple and white colors in support of both Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the home volleyball team. more
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Lexington Moves Up, River Bluff and Gilbert Return to Top 10 Rankings

The latest S.C. Prep Football Media Class 5A rankings has insured a Top 10 matchup will take place this week between archrivals Lexington and River Bluff. more
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Gilbert Man Who Shot His Wife Found Dead After Manhunt

The midmorning manhunt caused three Lexington County District 1 schools to briefly go secure, with no one allowed to enter or exit the schools. more
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Cayce Woman Charged With Tax Evasion, State Says She Owes $26K

A Cayce woman is accused of failing to report $373,178 on her tax returns between 2019 and 2021. more
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Lexington Passes First Reading on Juneteenth Holiday, Easing Food Truck Restrictions

At its regular Oct. 3 meeting, Lexington Town Council took up first reading on two potentially impactful items, unanimously approving both. more
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W.W. King Academy's Football Triplets Spark Undefeated Start

In the Town of Batesburg-Leesville, the smallest school in Chronicle Country stands alone among its larger peers. more
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Lexington County COVID Level Down to Low

Lexington County’s COVID-19 Community Level is down to low this week, as the county’s case rate continues to drop. more
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Hurricane Ian Bringing Wind and Rain to Lexington County

Hurricane Ian, which is likely to make landfall along the north to central S.C. coast this afternoon as a Category 1 storm, has started to impact Lexington County and surrounding areas. more
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Lexington County Council Hears Requests for $58M in Recovery Funds

Lexington County Council began hearing requests Sept. 27 for some $58 million in State Local Fiscal Recovery funds. The federal funds are designated for support of COVID-19 response efforts and … more
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Gilbert Snaps Losing Streak With Region Win over Lower Richland

Aaron Judge was not the only person in sports to reach the ‘61’ milestone this week. more
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Second Half Rally Lifts River Bluff Past 4th Ranked White Knoll 25-14

Dark clouds and a stiff breeze weren’t the only things that blew into the Wolf Den at White Knoll High School Thursday night. more
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Ian Likely to Make SC Landfall as Hurricane, Bring Heavy Rain, Winds to Lexington County

Ian isn’t currently a hurricane, but it’s coming for South Carolina.  more
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Nancy Rabon

LEXINGTON – Funeral service for Nancy Rose King Rabon, 76, will be held on Monday, Oct. 3, 2022 at 11 a.m. at Oakwood Baptist Church with the Rev. Dr. Shawn Barr officiating. Burial will be … more
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