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New mayors to take office in Lexington, Irmo, incumbents stay on in West Columbia, Cayce

Following Nov. 7’s municipal elections, two of Lexington County's four largest municipalities have new mayors. more
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New council members set to take office in Lexington, Cayce, Irmo and Batesburg-Leesville

Multiple municipalities saw shake-ups on their city/town council following elections on Nov. 7. Cayce, Lexington, Irmo and Batesburg-Leesville all saw seats change hands. more
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Lexington Police, Serve and Connect continue Thanksgiving outreach event

Six years ago, the Lexington Police Department first helped people in the community receive a Thanksgiving meal while als providing resources to live a better life. more
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West Columbia biergarten says it could close if insurance crisis continues

Locally owned businesses in Lexington County are dealing with the increasingly problematic effects of a bill that requires businesses with liquor or beer licenses to maintain a liability insurance policy that covers at least $1 million. more
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Chapin downtown adds mural, restoration of circa-1948 town hall

Chapin recently held formal unveilings for a pair of projects the town hopes will enhance the beauty and charm of its historical downtown. more
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SC’s first Veteran of Year speaks at River Bluff Veterans Day tribute

The event was held this year in conjunction with the History Channel’s “Take a Veteran to School” outreach program. more
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How did Lexington County District 2 do in the latest state report cards?

Over the next few weeks, the Chronicle will dig into the evaluations for the five school districts that touch Lexington County, continuing with Lexington County School District 2 more
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Election results certified: Tight council races in Lexington, Irmo decided

The wait is over – Lexington County’s municipal election results are certified. more
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LRADAC receives grants to help students, expecting mothers stay substance-free

The state-designated alcohol and drug abuse authority covering Lexington County continues to bring in funding to bolster its efforts to curb substance abuse, including a new program specifically targeting the county’s five school districts. more
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Lexington County animal shelter talks overpopulation, dealing with the cold, impacts of new restrictions

With pet overpopulation continuing to be a severe issue, locally and nationally, Lexington County Animal Services is encouraging residents to do their part to keep pets safe during the colder months and curb trends that send unclaimed animals out into the elements. more
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Irmo mayor loses seat, no change in West Columbia, Cayce

Lexington County voted Nov. 3, and while there were no statewide or county positions on the line, municipal elections brought the chance for residents to re-evaluate who serves them as mayors and members of city and town councils. more
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How did Lexington County District 1 do in the latest state report cards?

Over the next few weeks, the Chronicle will dig into the evaluations for the five school districts that touch Lexington County. more
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Lexington council candidates talk Smallwood Cove, traffic and other issues at forum

Seven candidates running for three at-large seats on Lexington Town Council attended a forum organized by the Chronicle and the Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center on Nov. 1. more
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Olde Country Buffet owner arrested for tax evasion, operating without license

The owner of a recently closed West Columbia buffet has been arrested for tax evasion and operating without a state retail license. more
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With Irmo location closed again, Alodia’s listed as owing nearly $73K to the state

An Italian restaurant that was recently fined by the state for not paying its employees is listed as owing a large sum due to unpaid taxes. Meanwhile, one of its locations is closed again after a brief attempt to reopen. more
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A survey of book complaints and removals at Lexington County school districts

The trend of local school districts reviewing and often removing books continues. So the Chronicle took a look at the books currently being reviewed in each Lexington County school district and the process the districts are using. more
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Irmo approves funding for skatepark, quelling doubt it would come to pass

On Oct. 17, Town Council signed a contract with 5th Pocket Skateparks to design and build the proposed amenity in Rawls Creek Park. more
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Vote 2023: A guide to elections in Lexington, Cayce, West Columbia and beyond

It’s time to decide who will represent you on a local level, Lexington County. more
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Gilbert community mourns 19-year-old former baseball player killed crossing the street

The tragic death of a former Gilbert High School baseball player over the weekend left head coach Ashley Burnett in disbelief.  more
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West Columbia real estate fixture remembered for contributions to community

Ted McGee is not only remembered as a long-time successful businessman in West Columbia, but also as a community activist who promoted positive projects throughout the communities of Lexington County.  more
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State purchases land to more than double size of Cayce nature preserve

An expansion of public lands in Cayce, anticipated for a couple years, has come to pass. more
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Lexington shelter for veterans shifts approach following loss of federal funding

A Lexington County shelter has shifted the way it helps local veterans after its partnership with the county’s Department of Veteran Affairs came to an end after 17 years. more
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Lexington volunteers helped with Florida clean-up after Hurricane Idalia

After Category 3 Hurricane Idalia swept through Florida at the end of August, it didn’t take long before relief workers and volunteers came to help strangers reset homes and lives that were wrecked by the storm. more
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Batesburg-Leesville park to memorialize Black Army vet beaten, blinded by police chief

Small Southern towns are unified by having both good and bad history to look back on. Unlike some others, Batesburg-Leesville is looking to highlight a tragedy in pursuit of change. more
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The Catch-Up: Columbia coal tar removed, Burlington store in Lexington sets opening date

Efforts to remove toxic coal tar from the Congaree River running through Columbia and West Columbia have reached their end, and a new discount retailer is set to open in Lexington later this month. more
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