The Lexington County Chronicle’s graphic design and sales departments took home three awards at this year's PALMYs, an S.C.

With gratitude toward each of our readers and everyone I’ve worked with at the Lexington County Chronicle over the past ...

The 2026-27 school year is approaching. Before getting back to the books, students and parents should be aware of new state ...

When Richard Kreush decided to help his mother, Jody Kreush, open a restaurant in South Carolina, he never imagined it would ...

After nearly 30 years in education, Lexington County School District Two Superintendent Brenda Hafner will retire at the end of the 2025-26 school year. No decisions have been made regarding a … ...

Some roads will close Sunday afternoon, Nov. 1 for the 18th Annual Lexington County Veterans Parade in downtown Lexington. Lexington Police Chief Terrence Green said the road closures and … ...

Basketball season in Lexington has traditionally begun with the annual Lake Murray Tip-Off tournament. Even in the uncertain year that 2020 has been for local high school sports, this year’s … ...

During the week of July 13-17, the Lexington County Public Library system will continue to celebrate the 250th anniversary of ...

I begin this week’s column with a confession. I’m a lifelong, dyed in the wool fan of The Andy Griffith Show. It debuted just a few weeks before I was born, I grew up watching it in prime time, ...

Special to the Chronicle Medical University of South Carolina President David Cole receives $974,795 a year. He is eligible for an “additional performance-based pay” of up to $150,000, … ...

Nearly all taxpayer-funded construction projects must be built using U.S.-made steel and iron under a new law signed by Gov.

The South Carolina Drought Response Committee (DRC) met on July 8, 2026, to evaluate drought conditions statewide. The DRC is ...