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Woman Killed in Lexington County, Husband Took His Own Life

The shooting took place July 26 on the 400 block of Ermine Road, located off U.S. 1, just west of Interstate 26 and the West Columbia city limits. more
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Former Chapin Running Back Won’t Be Charged for Sexual Assault

A state Law Enforcement Division investigation into a sexual assault allegation against former Chapin running back David Bennett Galloway III has ended without criminal charges filed. more
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West Columbia Council Member Resigns, Says She's Moving Out of the City

Case Hallman, who represented District 3, has resigned effective Aug. 1 because she is moving outside the city limits, the city announced. more
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Lexington County COVID Case Rate Continues to Rise

COVID deaths have not shown a commiserate uptick as the case rate has increased. more
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Lexington Man Killed By Multiple Gunshots After Incident In Which Woman Also Shot

The Lexington County Coroner’s Office has identified a man who died during an incident on Ermine Road July 26. more
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Lexington County Penny Tax Headed to November Ballot After Final Council Approval

Lexington County Council gave final approval July 26 to a penny sales tax proposal that would fund millions in road improvements throughout the county. more
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Lexington County Daycare Worker Charged With More Alleged Abuse of Infants

Additional charges have been made against an employee at a local daycare accused of inflicting a spinal fracture on a 10-month-old. more
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Lexington County Police Departments Host National Night Out Events

Many police departments in Lexington County are taking part in the annual community-building campaign National Night Out next week. more
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The Catch-Up: West Columbia Design Store to Close

A pair of new hotels are coming to Sunset Boulevard in West Columbia, The Post and Courier’s Jessica Holdman reports: more
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Though Lexington County’s COVID Level Is High, Towns, Businesses Not Making Changes

Despite rising COVID rates, county businesses the Chronicle reached out to are continuing current precautions and not making any further mandates at this time. more
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Pelion Student Named SC FFA President

Drake T. Ariail of Pelion was elected state president of S.C. FFA for 2022-23 at the closing session of the recent state FFA convention in Greenville. more
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Lake Murray's Iconic Intake Towers Set for Multi-Year Maintenance Project

Dominion Energy is set to begin maintenance on Lake Murray’s most iconic structures The company announced that it is launching a multi-year project to service the  five intake towers … more
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Lexington County Deputies Report Man Dead, Woman Shot After Incident at Local Business

The 34-year-old woman, who has yet to be identified, was shot by the unidentified man who died, according to the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department. more
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Rabid Fox Identified in Lexington County

Three people were exposed. more
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Lexington District 2 Announces Corrective Actions for Brookland-Cayce High

Lexington County School District 2 has announced a corrective action plan to rectify issues with the school. more
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As Swansea Considers 2022-23 Budget, Council Tensions Persist

More infighting is likely as the Swansea Town Council holds a public hearing and considers first reading on a new budget for the year. more
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Details Announced for Lake Murray Litter Sweep

The local nonprofit has announced its Lakeside Litter Sweep, which will rally the public to “clean up islands, shorelines, boat ramps, and natural areas around the lake.” more
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Recent Lexington 2 Interim Superintendent Is Temporary Brookland-Cayce High Principal

After serving as interim superintendent for Lexington County School District 2, he will now serve as the temporary principal for one of the district’s two high schools. more
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Lexington COVID Level Remains High, 1 of 29 SC Counties Recommended to Mask

For the second straight week, Lexington County joins the majority of South Carolina counties in being recommended to mask against COVID-19. 29 of the state’s 46 counties have a high COVID … more
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2 Columbiana Centre Shooting Victims File Suit Seeking $20M in Damages

The lawsuit, filed by attorney and former state Sen. Vincent Sheheen, is the first to be brought forth by victims of the April 16 shooting. more
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After Fatal Lexington County Hit and Run, Highway Patrol Seeks Suspect; Victim Identified

The state Highway Patrol continues to seek a suspect it says struck and killed a pedestrian on Interstate 26 in Lexington County in what the department is calling a hit and run. more
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The Catch-Up: SC Air National Guard Flies F-16s at Night This Week

As part of its relocation to the Columbia Metropolitan Airport in West Columbia, the 169th Fighter Wing of the S.C. Air National Guard began conducting night training with its F-16s this week. more
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Lexington School Districts Deal With End of Federal Waivers for Reduced-Price Meals

For the past two years, a system of waivers through the United States Department of Agriculture, boosted by additional federal funding, allowed public schools, including in Lexington County, to offer universal free meals to students. more
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Lexington Sheriff’s Department Gets Help With Wills

A team of Nexsen Pruet lawyers volunteered its time and service to help Lexington County Sheriff’s Department employees draft and provide living wills or healthcare power of attorney paperwork should tragedy strike. more
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'Find My AirPods' Leads Lexington County Deputies to Accused Burglar

Lexington County deputies arrested a man accused of breaking into a house and five cars this week after tracking him down using the “Find My AirPods” feature on a pair of the headphones he allegedly stole. more
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