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Town of Lexington orders Ripple Fiber work halt

The Town of Lexington has issued a stop work order for the Ripple Fiber company following repeated incidents where they have hit and damaged Dominion Energy gas lines. While Lexington does have … more
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12, including 1 Gaston resident, indicted in email compromise scheme

Twelve U.S. citizens, including one person from Lexington County, have been indicted on 12 counts of conspiracy, wire fraud, bank fraud and money laundering for defrauding many victims across the … more
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Lexington County resident arrested on child sex abuse charges

One Lexington County resident has been arrested on child sex abuse material charges, according to State Attorney General Alan Wilson’s office. 38-year-old Batesburg-Leesville resident Jake … more
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Here's what Lexington County Republican, Democratic parties said about Trump's win

Considering 66% of Lexington County voters cast ballots for President Donald Trump in the 2024 election, emotions are generally positive across the area after the Jan. 20 inauguration. 2024 … more
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S.C. already preparing for American Revolution's 250th anniversary with educational material, event planning

What is a Sestercentennial? That’s a word some are using in reference to July 4, 2026, the 250th anniversary of the United States of America. Also called a semiquincentennial, this … more
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Lexington 2 opens limited school choice registration

Lexington Two school district has opened registration for its limited school choice for the 2025-26 school year. This program allows students to attend schools outside their designated attendance … more
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Leesville native loads a machine gun during a live-fire exercise aboard USS Blue Ridge

TOKYO BAY (Jan. 25, 2025) – Operations Specialist 3rd Class Aiden Blanchette, from Leesville, South Carolina, loads an M240B machine gun with ammunition during a live-fire exercise aboard the … more
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‘Hallelujah.’ Many Lexington County parents are happy with S.C. cell phone policy, others worry it’s too restrictive

Recently, we asked our newsletter readers to send their thoughts on the new cell phone policy implemented in schools across the state. The community’s response has been mixed, reflecting both … more
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Gray Collegiate Academy announces Irmo satellite to open this August

Gray Collegiate will open a new satellite campus in Irmo in August 2025, serving around 600 students in sixth through 10th grade. The campus, located at 617 Koon Rd., will serve as an extension of … more
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Lexington County motorcycle group to host fundraiser Feb. 1 for injured veteran family

A Lexington County chapter of a motorcycle riding club is garnering support and looking to raise funds for a Lexington family. A pig roast fundraiser is happening Feb. 1 from 3-6 p.m. The Lexington … more
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PowerSchool offering identity protection, credit monitoring following cybersecurity breach

PowerSchool has announced they will be offering two years of identity protection services and credit monitoring services for all students and educators whose information was involved with the recent … more
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Sandhills Elementary students explore the world of coding through University of Pennsylvania partnership

Inside Sandhills Elementary School, a group of fourth graders are diving into the world of coding, thanks to a unique partnership with the University of Pennsylvania. This partnership called … more
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Stay Here, Play Here: Lexington County events for the week of Jan. 30

FRIDAY, JAN. 31 Free Fridays The Riverbanks Zoo & Garden (500 Wildlife Pkwy.) launches its Free Fridays series. Every Friday throughout January and February, residents of Richland and … more
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Screening of Fentanyl High documentary to take place on Jan. 23

A documentary titled Fentanyl High, which explores the impact of drug misuse in high schools, will be shown in Columbia. The screening is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 23 at 6 p.m. This will take … more
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Irmo church to offer ‘Run for God’ program

Riverland Hills Baptist Church is offering a 12 week “learn to run” program for the community. The “Run for God” program combines a weekly Bible study and group training … more
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Chapin High cheerleader named S.C. Cheerleader of the Year

A varsity cheerleader at Chapin High School has been named the South Carolina High School League (SCHSL) Class 5A Division II Cheerleader of the Year. Senior Emma Smoak first began her journey … more
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Lexington-Richland 5 Magnet and Choice Application now open through Jan. 29 at noon

The Lexington-Richland School District Five has announced that the window for applications for school choice programs and magnet schools is now open. The application will close Jan. 29, 2025, at … more
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Lexington County man with gang affiliation returned to federal prison

A Lexington County gang member has been returned to federal prison after escaping from a federally appointed halfway house, according to a release from the U.S. Department of Justice. Lexington … more
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Nominations begin Jan. 23 for 2025 Lexington’s Best readers’ choice contest; voting for Top 5 finalists will start on Feb. 27

Best of Lexington is back again, celebrating Lexington's favorites in 2025. Nominations for the Lexington County Chronicle's annual readers' choice contest are being accepted in more than 300 … more
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Mental Health Matters: Taking risks

In my experience as a counselor, people often have difficulty taking risks. To be clear, by “risks,” I do not mean robbing a bank, driving drunk or walking out on a job in the middle of a … more
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Some Lexington area businesses are surrendering liquor licenses, others can't afford to stay open

It’s a big problem that needs immediate attention. That’s what some Lexington County lawmakers are saying about the increasing impact insurance rates are having on restaurants and … more
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S.C.’s Massey, Calhoon, Wooten visit Lexington after session’s start to talk legislative goals

South Carolina legislators are talking about the Education Scholarship Trust Fund Act, rural water infrastructure, nonalcoholic beverages containing hemp and more in this legislative session, three … more
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White Knoll High theater teacher remembered for dedication to her family and students

Brandi Lee Owensby's father, Mike Gettings, remembers his daughter and her students calling him up during the school day to sing happy birthday to him. A cherished theater teacher and director at White Knoll High School since 2008... more
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We’re a small business, too

On East Main Street in downtown Lexington is a little blue house. That’s us. We love our location, its proximity to O’Hara’s Bakery, Old Mill Brewpub, a few spas and many other … more
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Impact fees help accommodate fast growth, but at what cost to Lexington businesses?

Lexington leaders have until Feb. 1, 2025, to update impact fees. Some council members' anxiety about it, aside from such a close deadline, is how it might impact area businesses, especially … more
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