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The Heart of Newberry: Opera house ready to push in new directions after weathering COVID

The city-owned Newberry Opera House, which rightly describes itself as the heart of the municipality’s downtown, wasn’t immune to the impacts of the pandemic. more
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2 guys and a brewery: Hidden Lexington dive Angry Fish celebrates 5 years

Owners Kenny Hodge and Joseph Turner describe both a serendipitous string of events and an at-times trying journey as they recount the launch and subsequent first half-decade of Angry Fish, which opened as Lexington’s first commercial brewery in 2018. more
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Photos: Saluda Shoals Park celebrates renovated splash area

On June 3, Saluda Shoals Park held a celebration to mark the renovation of its Saluda Splash water area. more
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Those Lavender Whales to reunite, toast deceased leader’s dedication to community

Those Lavender Whales leader and songwriter Aaron Graves died in 2019 at age 33 after being diagnosed with a brain tumor five years earlier. more
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Photos: Fallen veterans honored at Pelion Memorial Day service

The service included the changing and raising of the memorial’s flag and the presentation of a wreath. more
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Lake Murray floating music festival canceled for second-straight year

One of Lake Murray’s two floating music festivals is on hold for a second year. more
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Photos: Crowds flocked to Batesburg-Leesville for SC Poultry Festival

The S.C. Poultry Festival was back in action this month. more
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Photos: West Columbia celebrates Art on State

Art on State, West Columbia’s annual spring block party, took over its namesake corridor the evening of May 5. more
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Photos: Kids get their day in downtown Lexington

The annual Kid’s Day of Lexington was back in action April 29, with what looked like thousands in attendance. more
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Photos: Kinetic Derby Day rolled through West Columbia

The fourth annual Kinetic Derby Day returned to State and Meeting streets in West Columbia on April 22. more
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Cayce electronic music festival returns with big headliner, promises to keep noise down

A Cayce music festival is back for a second year with a big name and intentions to make things go smoother after irritating some of its neighbors in year one. more
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Local country singer brings new music to Lexington

Cody Webb’s new single, “Girl Changes Everything,” will be released April 14, the same day he plays Lexington’s Icehouse Amphitheater. more
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Photos: Irmo launches new Alive After Five concert series

The Town of Irmo continued its push to hold more events in its Community Park on March 23.  more
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Photos: Lexington races against hunger

The event, which raised money for Mission Lexington, included an 8K race and a one-mile Fun Run. more
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New concert series part of Irmo’s effort to add more events

The Irmo Community Park is getting more attention these days than the once-a-year Irmo Okra Strut festival. more
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Photos: Shamrock Parade rolled through downtown Lexington

More than 50 floats made their way down the street, as children and adults, many dressed in the traditional green, looked on. more
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Chapin Theatre Company to premiere first show in new space after completing renovations

A local theater organization finally has a place to call home. more
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Lexington’s 2023 Shamrock Parade will honor soldiers and an iconic local voice

The grand marshal for the parade will be “The American Soldier,” represented by service members from nearby U.S. Army Fort Jackson in Columbia. more
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Photos: Nursery Road Elementary celebrates Black History Month with jazz

To commemorate Black History Month, Mark Rapp, internationally renowned trumpeter and the founder and executive director of the local nonprofit ColaJazz, brought his combo to Nursery Road Elementary School. more
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Photos: Lake Murray Polar Plunge

On Feb. 11, hundreds of people ran into frigid Lake Murray for a good cause. more
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Lexington production of ‘Matilda’ offers weird, resonant tale with live musicians

While most junior productions at Village Square Theatre use pre-recorded backing tracks, "Matilda Jr." opted for a live band. more
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Lexington County Museum looks to preserve, represent diverse history

With its annual fundraising gala set for next week, the Lexington County Museum looks to maintain momentum and move toward grounds improvements. more
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A guide to Valentine’s Day in Lexington County

The Chronicle put together a guide to help residents figure out their Valentine’s strategy, offering ideas for restaurants and gifts along with some more outside-the-box suggestions.  more
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SC Philharmonic kicks off second season of Chamber Crawl concert series in Irmo

Classical music gets dressed-down and intimate at the second Chamber Crawl series from the S.C. Philharmonic.  more
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Irmo teacher lends artistic touch to Cayce, West Columbia

Kevin Pettit, an art teacher for Irmo High School, has painted two murals in Lexington County, including a mural for Ballard Law in West Columbia and Mrs. Goodfoot, a nail salon in Cayce. more
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