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Pedestrian dead after Pelion collision

Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fishers has identified the person who died in a vehicle versus pedestrian accident on Oct. 19 at 7:10 p.m.   Madelein Lopez-Resendiz, 25, of Pelion was … more

Lexington Medical Center awards $1.5 million to community organizations

27 organizations in the Midlands have been awarded $1,500,000 from the Lexington Medical Center for their assistance in health care access.    All organizations have amplified the … more

Lexington's Courage Center provides welcoming space, free resources along road to recovery

A short distance after Park Road turns from smooth asphalt to gravel is an area where the sounds of busy suburban life don't reach, yet it's not far from downtown Lexington.  There's a … more

Lexington Icehouse Amphitheater to host 'Woofstock' Nov. 3

Who let the dogs out? No, literally. The Humane Society of South Carolina invites the community to attend their 10th annual “Woofstock” fundraiser at the Lexington Icehouse … more

10 Lexington-Richland educators awarded Bright Ideas Grant

Nearly 10 teachers from Lexington-Richland School District Five have received the Bright Ideas Grant provided by Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative (MCEC). The grant recognizes teachers who … more

This Lake Murray home in Lexington is selling for nearly $4M

Listed by Patrick O’Connor of Coldwell Banker Realty in the Carolinas, this $3,998,500 five-bedroom home is for sale in Lexington.  On the shores of Lake Murray,  this … more

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Odd last wills of the rich and famous

Certain chores in life aren’t fun. But they are necessary, such as preparing your last will. People often put it off as long as possible, dreading the day when the Man In The Bright Nightshirt … more

Lexington 1 candidates discuss priorities for education at forum

Seven out of the nine candidates for the Lexington One Board of Trustees participated in a forum on Monday, Oct. 21 discussing issues such as safety, budget and more. Mckenzie Flashnick, Kathy … more

We celebrated over 300 of Lexington’s best at Best of Lexington 2024

Hailing from all over Lexington County, business leaders, professionals and locals gathered at Seawell’s in Columbia, S.C. on July 18 to celebrate many entities that make Lexington County as … more

Lexington school board hears from supporters of teacher accused of teaching CRT

A Chapin teacher, who had previously heard calls for her removal after being accused of teaching critical race theory, received an outpouring of support at a July 17 Lexington-Richland District 5 School Board meeting. more

Photos: Riverbanks Zoo opens renovated aquarium and reptile center

The Riverbanks Zoo & Garden celebrated the return of a renovated centerpiece March 2. more

Photos: Lexington Police, Serve & Connect feed community at Bountiful Harvest

The pre-Thanksgiving event provided 250 holiday-themed Greg’s Groceries food boxes filled with non-perishable food to feed families in need for a week. more

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

Vote carefully Tuesday

When you vote in next Tuesday’s primary, you will face two ballot questions. It will help you to know what you’re voting for. If you vote in the Republican primary, you will see two … more

Graham protects $5.2B MOX project

Sen. Lindsey Graham has won a vote to continue a $5.2 billion nuclear fuel program. His amendment prohibits the Department of Energy from terminating the mixed oxide (MOX) fuel program at the … more

Staying home - and safe- this summer

Koon's watch With school out, I’d like to share some quick reminders with you about making sure your children stay safe around your home this summer. If you’re like many parents, … more

Staying home - and safe- this summer

Koon's watch With school out, I’d like to share some quick reminders with you about making sure your children stay safe around your home this summer. If you’re like many parents, … more

Police checkpoint in Lexington today

The Lexington Police Department will be conducting a Public Safety Checkpoint on Friday, August 24, 2018.  Officers will be conducting the Public Safety Checkpoint in response to collision … more

Army General dies at lake

A U.S. Army general officer died Sunday, May 27, of natural causes while running around Lake Murray near Lexington, according to medical examiners. Maj. Gen. Jeffrey L. Bannister, 57, was … more

Army General dies at lake

A U.S. Army general officer died Sunday, May 27, of natural causes while running around Lake Murray near Lexington, according to medical examiners. Maj. Gen. Jeffrey L. Bannister, 57, was … more

SC strengthens laws against human trafficking

Attorney General Alan Wilson told the South Carolina Human Trafficking Task Force Friday that the state has new tools to help fight traffickers. The state legislature strengthened state laws … more

SC strengthens laws against human trafficking

Attorney General Alan Wilson told the South Carolina Human Trafficking Task Force Friday that the state has new tools to help fight traffickers. The state legislature strengthened state laws … more

49-hour time traveler

Our colleague Mark Bel-lune took a copy of the Chronicle to Lapu Lapu, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines, 8,953 air miles and 12 time zones from Lexington County. It took 49 hours through five … more

49-hour time traveler

Our colleague Mark Bel-lune took a copy of the Chronicle to Lapu Lapu, Mactan Island, Cebu, Philippines, 8,953 air miles and 12 time zones from Lexington County. It took 49 hours through five … more
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