The Town of Lexington closed out its annual Snowball Festival as it always does, with a Christmas Parade through downtown.

The annual Christmas in Cayce celebration kicked off Dec. 1 with the third year of the city’s drive-through light display.

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.

Several Chronicle Country schools had high school seniors took part in early fall National Signing Day.

A concert from Ridge Spring native and up-and-coming country singer Cody Webb followed the Oct. 21 weigh-in.

The Irmo Okra Strut returned for its “48th strut” Sept. 23 and 24, kicking off Saturday with the annual parade.

Three times a year, the S.C. State Farmers Market in West Columbia highlights local artistans and crafters.

Local band Under the Sun played the latest edition of Lexington Live Sept. 15.

The American Legion Post 193 in Chapin interred three previously unclaimed veterans from Lexington County at Fort Jackson National Cemetery this week. According to a press release, the veterans …

American Legion Lexington Post 7 held a special ceremony at its headquarters honoring the state champion Junior baseball team. 

The Meeting Street Artisan Market, which has become a fixture of the weekends in West Columbia since it was started by the city in 2019, is expanding its hours headed into the fall.

The Cayce Police Department hosted its A Fiesta at Granby Gardens Park to spark "relationships between the community and law enforcement.” Acercamiento Hispano was on hand to provide …

On July 7, The Lexington County Chronicle unveiled the winners of its inaugural Our County’s Best contest.

Another event was back in Lexington County after two years canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic.

On the event’s 21st anniversary, Kid’s Day of Lexington was back in action in Virginia Hylton Park and around the Town of Lexington Municipal Complex on Maiden Lane. Kids participated in …

Cayce’s Soiree on State returned for the first time in two years, bringing a block party complete with bands (including Cash Money Experience, Tokyo Joe and a jazz trio led by Sam Edwards) …

People from around the midlands came to West Columbia for a day of amateur racing, arts and crafts, and STEAM activities.

After a three-year hiatus, dogs got to "Bark to the Park" again