Lexington, SC News

• Lexington, SC News
• Uncork and Taste the Wine to Benefit Families of Critically Ill and Injured Children
• Back to School for Lexington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Soldier says he won't 'just fade away'
• Salzburger Noah's Ark
• Is our future in good hands?
• 'Year of the Angry Voter' not too angry
• News in brief
• County council is now all Republican
• Two seats up for election in Gaston
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• Cayce prepares for Indian invasion
• Sheriff: Ex kills woman's boyfriend near Gaston
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• Artists at Work
• New county council member wants to cut red tape
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• It's official: Matthews beats Guerry for County Council seat
• Berry keeps seat on District 3 board
• November 11, 2010 Edition
• Irmo smoking ban public hearing Tuesday
• Phantom Drivers-Expect lane closures in Lexington County
• Senator Knotts calls for unity and progress
• The madness of meth
• Holiday Lights on the River at Saluda Shoals
• Wilson: focus on jobs, better health care
• Sandy Run Community Club entertains
• Saluting our bravest
• Lexington recognizes it's veterans
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• Larry Koon Landing to charge for boat launch
• Sheriff donates check for scholarship fund
• Harvest Fest at Red Bank UMC
• Sheriff's Department holiday toy drive
• Pillow fight breaks out at Platt Springs UMC
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• Buffet City
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• Insearch of warmth
• Burglary investigation leads to meth lab bust
• Now the work begins, again
• New county council member wants to cut red tape
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• It's official: Matthews beats Guerry for County Council seat
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• Larry Koon Landing to charge for boat launch
• November 11, 2010 Edition
• Irmo smoking ban public hearing Tuesday
• Sheriff donates check for scholarship fund
• Harvest Fest at Red Bank UMC
• Phantom Drivers-Expect lane closures in Lexington County
• Senator Knotts calls for unity and progress
• Sheriff's Department holiday toy drive
• Pillow fight breaks out at Platt Springs UMC
• The madness of meth
• Holiday Lights on the River at Saluda Shoals
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• Buffet City
• Wilson: focus on jobs, better health care
• Sandy Run Community Club entertains
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• Insearch of warmth
• Saluting our bravest
• Lexington recognizes it's veterans
• Burglary investigation leads to meth lab bust
• Now the work begins, again
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• Larry Koon Landing to charge for boat launch
• Soldier says he won't 'just fade away'
• Salzburger Noah's Ark
• Is our future in good hands?
• Sheriff donates check for scholarship fund
• Harvest Fest at Red Bank UMC
• 'Year of the Angry Voter' not too angry
• News in brief
• County council is now all Republican
• Sheriff's Department holiday toy drive
• Pillow fight breaks out at Platt Springs UMC
• Two seats up for election in Gaston
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• Cayce prepares for Indian invasion
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• Buffet City
• Sheriff: Ex kills woman's boyfriend near Gaston
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• Artists at Work
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• Insearch of warmth
• New county council member wants to cut red tape
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• It's official: Matthews beats Guerry for County Council seat
• Burglary investigation leads to meth lab bust
• Now the work begins, again
• Berry keeps seat on District 3 board
• November 11, 2010 Edition
• Irmo smoking ban public hearing Tuesday
• Soldier says he won't 'just fade away'
• Salzburger Noah's Ark
• Is our future in good hands?
• Phantom Drivers-Expect lane closures in Lexington County
• Senator Knotts calls for unity and progress
• 'Year of the Angry Voter' not too angry
• News in brief
• County council is now all Republican
• The madness of meth
• Holiday Lights on the River at Saluda Shoals
• Two seats up for election in Gaston
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• Cayce prepares for Indian invasion
• Wilson: focus on jobs, better health care
• Sandy Run Community Club entertains
• Sheriff: Ex kills woman's boyfriend near Gaston
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• Artists at Work
• Saluting our bravest
• Lexington recognizes it's veterans
• Lexington Baptist Church to serve as Lexington collection point for Operation Christmas Child Shoe Boxes
• November 11, 2010 Edition
• Larry Koon Landing to charge for boat launch
• Burglary investigation leads to meth lab bust
• Now the work begins, again
• Is our future in good hands?
• Free Thanksgiving Feast at Mt. Horeb UMC
• A Veterans Day salute
• Harvest Fest at Red Bank UMC
• Soldier says he won't 'just fade away'
• Salzburger Noah's Ark
• County council is now all Republican
• Soldier says he won't 'just fade away'
• Phantom Drivers-Expect lane closures in Lexington County
• Pillow fight breaks out at Platt Springs UMC
• 'Year of the Angry Voter' not too angry
• News in brief
• Cayce prepares for Indian invasion
• 'Year of the Angry Voter' not too angry
• Crime Statistics
• Community Thanksgiving worship service planned
• Two seats up for election in Gaston
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• Two seats up for election in Gaston
• Jonathan Edward Harsey
• Buffet City
• Sheriff: Ex kills woman's boyfriend near Gaston
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• Artists at Work
• Sheriff: Ex kills woman's boyfriend near Gaston
• The madness of meth
• Insearch of warmth
• New county council member wants to cut red tape
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• It's official: Matthews beats Guerry for County Council seat
• New county council member wants to cut red tape
• Rodney Smith, Sr.
• Now the work begins, again
• Is our future in good hands?
• November 11, 2010 Edition
• Irmo smoking ban public hearing Tuesday
• Obits 11-11
• Brent Whitney Vanover
• Silver linings
• County council is now all Republican
• Phantom Drivers-Expect lane closures in Lexington County
• Senator Knotts calls for unity and progress
• Wilson: focus on jobs, better health care
• Voice of the Gamecocks will continue to ring
• Cayce prepares for Indian invasion
• The madness of meth
• Holiday Lights on the River at Saluda Shoals
• Saluting our bravest
• Now's the time to reform government
• Artists at Work
• Wilson: focus on jobs, better health care
• Sandy Run Community Club entertains
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• The Olbermann political fiasco and Fox News
• It's official: Matthews beats Guerry for County Council seat
• Saluting our bravest
• Lexington recognizes it's veterans
• Sheriff donates check for scholarship fund
• Salzburger Noah's Ark
• Irmo smoking ban public hearing Tuesday
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• Larry Koon Landing to charge for boat launch
• Sheriff's Department holiday toy drive
• News in brief
• Senator Knotts calls for unity and progress
• Sheriff donates check for scholarship fund
• Harvest Fest at Red Bank UMC
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• Swansea soldier helping supply troops in Iraq
• Holiday Lights on the River at Saluda Shoals
• Sheriff's Department holiday toy drive
• Pillow fight breaks out at Platt Springs UMC
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• Sandy Run Community Club entertains
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• Buffet City
• Burglary investigation leads to meth lab bust
• 'We Love Our Country' country fair Saturday
• Lexington recognizes it's veterans
• More meth madness means more mental miseries
• Insearch of warmth
• Sheriff: Ex kills woman's boyfriend near Gaston
• Emergency exercise near airport Wednesday
• Emergency exercise near airport Wednesday
• Dutch Fork claims region title
• Chronicle Region Football Scoreboard - Week 11
• Back-To-Back: 'Cats win another state title
• Back-To-Back: 'Cats win another state title
• Dutch Fork claims region title
• Chronicle Region Football Scoreboard - Week 11
• Dutch Fork claims region title
• Chronicle Region Football Scoreboard - Week 11
• Kirkland rejoins Coldwell Banker
• Sock it to the tourists
• New chairman across the river
• Fall back, change smoke detector batteries
• Tease Me Salon opens
• Ribbon cutting for Heroes Vest Fund Nov. 8
• Tiger Rock Martial Arts celebrates ribbon cutting
• Everyday Heroes - Q. and A. with LCSD Sgt. Jimmy Vetter
• Over-doing it in politics and athletics
• County aims to make memorials safer for the grieving
• Lexington 1 releases details on evaluation of superintendent
• A very uncommon fig
• Mills - Keith
• Springdale's Town Administrator is leaving
• Chapin Community Theatre comedy has a cast
• November 4th, 2010 Edition
• District: Law exempts revealing board views of superintendent
• Historic Preservation Awards Presented
• Girls golf wrap-up
• Lexington continues development incentives
• Gilbert Town Council High Lights
• Halfacre awarded Palmetto Patriot
• Red Bank Elementary hosts talent show
• Lexington runners prepare for state meet
• Lexington gives nod to state sex offender law
• Beans and clean up
• Mental errors doom Airport
• Alan Wilson will be next attorney general
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• White Knoll wrestlers taking small steps
• Wilson defeats retired Marine for a second time
• Leia Ratcliffe proves a scriptural adage
• Chronicle Prep Football Playoff Preview
• Haley beats Sheheen
• The ultimate customer service response
• Wildcats look for fifth-straight over T'wolves
• Partin wins big in Cayce mayoral race Tuesday
• St. Paul's P. H. Church celebrates it's 96th anniversary
• Dutch Fork, Irmo battle for region title
• Lexington 1 voters tap three newcomers
• Lexington Medical Center to host Veterans Day Tribute and concert
• Chronicle Region places three on Shrine Bowl team
• Palmetto Propane promotes Breast Cancer Awareness
• Mobile Veteran's Center available Nov. 10
• Man severely burned in meth lab fire near Gaston
• Mills - Keith
• Springdale's Town Administrator is leaving
• Historic Preservation Awards Presented
• Tease Me Salon opens
• Ribbon cutting for Heroes Vest Fund Nov. 8
• Over-doing it in politics and athletics
• November 4th, 2010 Edition
• District: Law exempts revealing board views of superintendent
• Gilbert Town Council High Lights
• Tiger Rock Martial Arts celebrates ribbon cutting
• Everyday Heroes - Q. and A. with LCSD Sgt. Jimmy Vetter
• A very uncommon fig
• Lexington continues development incentives
• Red Bank Elementary hosts talent show
• County aims to make memorials safer for the grieving
• Lexington 1 releases details on evaluation of superintendent
• Chapin Community Theatre comedy has a cast
• Halfacre awarded Palmetto Patriot
• Beans and clean up
• Mills - Keith
• Springdale's Town Administrator is leaving
• Historic Preservation Awards Presented
• Lexington gives nod to state sex offender law
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• November 4th, 2010 Edition
• District: Law exempts revealing board views of superintendent
• Gilbert Town Council High Lights
• Alan Wilson will be next attorney general
• Leia Ratcliffe proves a scriptural adage
• Girls golf wrap-up
• Lexington continues development incentives
• Red Bank Elementary hosts talent show
• Wilson defeats retired Marine for a second time
• The ultimate customer service response
• Lexington runners prepare for state meet
• Halfacre awarded Palmetto Patriot
• Beans and clean up
• Haley beats Sheheen
• St. Paul's P. H. Church celebrates it's 96th anniversary
• Mental errors doom Airport
• Lexington gives nod to state sex offender law
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• Partin wins big in Cayce mayoral race Tuesday
• Lexington Medical Center to host Veterans Day Tribute and concert
• White Knoll wrestlers taking small steps
• Alan Wilson will be next attorney general
• Leia Ratcliffe proves a scriptural adage
• Lexington 1 voters tap three newcomers
• Man severely burned in meth lab fire near Gaston
• Chronicle Prep Football Playoff Preview
• Wilson defeats retired Marine for a second time
• The ultimate customer service response
• Palmetto Propane promotes Breast Cancer Awareness
• Mobile Veteran's Center available Nov. 10
• Wildcats look for fifth-straight over T'wolves
• Haley beats Sheheen
• St. Paul's P. H. Church celebrates it's 96th anniversary
• Kirkland rejoins Coldwell Banker
• Sock it to the tourists
• Dutch Fork, Irmo battle for region title
• Partin wins big in Cayce mayoral race Tuesday
• Lexington Medical Center to host Veterans Day Tribute and concert
• New chairman across the river
• Fall back, change smoke detector batteries
• Chronicle Region places three on Shrine Bowl team
• Lexington 1 voters tap three newcomers
• Man severely burned in meth lab fire near Gaston
• Tease Me Salon opens
• Ribbon cutting for Heroes Vest Fund Nov. 8
• Over-doing it in politics and athletics
• Palmetto Propane promotes Breast Cancer Awareness
• Mobile Veteran's Center available Nov. 10
• Tiger Rock Martial Arts celebrates ribbon cutting
• Everyday Heroes - Q. and A. with LCSD Sgt. Jimmy Vetter
• A very uncommon fig
• Kirkland rejoins Coldwell Banker
• Sock it to the tourists
• County aims to make memorials safer for the grieving
• Lexington 1 releases details on evaluation of superintendent
• Chapin Community Theatre comedy has a cast
• New chairman across the river
• Fall back, change smoke detector batteries
• Kirkland rejoins Coldwell Banker
• Sock it to the tourists
• The ultimate customer service response
• No better than Brand X
• New chairman across the river
• Fall back, change smoke detector batteries
• St. Paul's P. H. Church celebrates it's 96th anniversary
• Yes to term limits
• Tease Me Salon opens
• Ribbon cutting for Heroes Vest Fund Nov. 8
• Over-doing it in politics and athletics
• Lexington Medical Center to host Veterans Day Tribute and concert
• Contract with America
• Tiger Rock Martial Arts celebrates ribbon cutting
• Everyday Heroes - Q. and A. with LCSD Sgt. Jimmy Vetter
• A very uncommon fig
• Man severely burned in meth lab fire near Gaston
• SCE&G rate hike will be 'devastation' to many
• Neelish Patel
• Lexington 1 releases details on evaluation of superintendent
• Chapin Community Theatre comedy has a cast
• Mobile Veteran's Center available Nov. 10
• A very uncommon fig
• St. David Lutheran Church celebrates 165 years
• Springdale's Town Administrator is leaving
• Historic Preservation Awards Presented
• Sock it to the tourists
• Obits 11-4
• Saxe Gotha Presbyterian to hold Hope and Remembrance Service
• District: Law exempts revealing board views of superintendent
• Gilbert Town Council High Lights
• Fall back, change smoke detector batteries
• Alvin McClenan Kimble Jr.
• Rodney Smith, Sr.
• Lexington continues development incentives
• Red Bank Elementary hosts talent show
• Ribbon cutting for Heroes Vest Fund Nov. 8
• Gail Evans Kimble
• West Columbia church celebrating 50 years
• Halfacre awarded Palmetto Patriot
• Beans and clean up
• Everyday Heroes - Q. and A. with LCSD Sgt. Jimmy Vetter
• Chapin Community Theatre comedy has a cast
• Nolan Louis Stukes
• Lexington gives nod to state sex offender law
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• Lexington 1 releases details on evaluation of superintendent
• Historic Preservation Awards Presented
• County aims to make memorials safer for the grieving
• Alan Wilson will be next attorney general
• Leia Ratcliffe proves a scriptural adage
• Gilbert Town Council High Lights
• Mills - Keith
• Wilson defeats retired Marine for a second time
• The ultimate customer service response
• Red Bank Elementary hosts talent show
• Haley beats Sheheen
• St. Paul's P. H. Church celebrates it's 96th anniversary
• Beans and clean up
• November 4th, 2010 Edition
• Partin wins big in Cayce mayoral race Tuesday
• Lexington Medical Center to host Veterans Day Tribute and concert
• Pine Ridge teacher receives grant
• Over-doing it in politics and athletics
• Lexington 1 voters tap three newcomers
• Man severely burned in meth lab fire near Gaston
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• Help someone today
• Palmetto Propane promotes Breast Cancer Awareness
• Mobile Veteran's Center available Nov. 10
• Leia Ratcliffe proves a scriptural adage
• They lie about Haley
• Lexington girls barred from post season play
• Chronicle Prep Football Scoreboard - Week 10
• Chronicle Prep Football Scoreboard - Week 10
• Chronicle Prep Football Scoreboard - Week 10
• Chronicle Prep Football Scoreboard - Week 10
• Chronicle Prep Football Scoreboard - Week 10
• Do you know where to vote?
• Showtime!
• Can Nikki Haley hold her party together?
• Public hearing set for Irmo smoking ban
• Small victories for a challenged child
• Kleckley reunion 2010
• Silvercreek residents fear dangers of more development
• Partin, Sharpe face questions leading up to Cayce mayoral decision
• Chapin Chamber cancels Spooktacular
• Citizens seek property tax relief
• October 28th, 2010 Edition
• Fall Festivals galore in Red Bank
• Two school districts release evaluations
• Prosecutors to meet in secret
• Going against the policies of the Chronicle
• Showtime!
• Can Nikki Haley hold her party together?
• Sandy Run Fire Dept participates in "Wash Down"
• Small victories for a challenged child
• Kleckley reunion 2010
• Chronicle celebrates it's 140th
• Partin, Sharpe face questions leading up to Cayce mayoral decision
• Chapin Chamber cancels Spooktacular
• Fun family events for Halloween
• October 28th, 2010 Edition
• Fall Festivals galore in Red Bank
• Grass Roots show solidarity for ousting Speaker
• Going against the policies of the Chronicle
• Victories versus values
• Sandy Run Fire Dept participates in "Wash Down"
• Richland Creek Antique Fall Festival Nov. 5,6,7 in Saluda County
• Chronicle celebrates it's 140th
• Do you know where to vote?
• Fun family events for Halloween
• Public hearing set for Irmo smoking ban
• Grass Roots show solidarity for ousting Speaker
• Silvercreek residents fear dangers of more development
• Victories versus values
• Citizens seek property tax relief
• Richland Creek Antique Fall Festival Nov. 5,6,7 in Saluda County
• Two school districts release evaluations
• Fun family events for Halloween
• Grass Roots show solidarity for ousting Speaker
• Victories versus values
• Richland Creek Antique Fall Festival Nov. 5,6,7 in Saluda County
• Do you know where to vote?
• Public hearing set for Irmo smoking ban
• Silvercreek residents fear dangers of more development
• Citizens seek property tax relief
• Two school districts release evaluations
• Showtime!
• Can Nikki Haley hold her party together?
• Small victories for a challenged child
• Kleckley reunion 2010
• Partin, Sharpe face questions leading up to Cayce mayoral decision
• Chapin Chamber cancels Spooktacular
• October 28th, 2010 Edition
• Fall Festivals galore in Red Bank
• Going against the policies of the Chronicle
• Sandy Run Fire Dept participates in "Wash Down"
• Chronicle celebrates it's 140th
• Two school districts release evaluations
• October 28th, 2010 Edition
• Fall Festivals galore in Red Bank
• October 28th, 2010 Edition
• Obits 10-28
• Can Nikki Haley hold her party together?
• Going against the policies of the Chronicle
• Geraldine (Gerry) Cockrell Amick
• Showtime!
• Kleckley reunion 2010
• Sandy Run Fire Dept participates in "Wash Down"
• Grass Roots show solidarity for ousting Speaker
• Small victories for a challenged child
• Chapin Chamber cancels Spooktacular
• Chronicle celebrates it's 140th
• Victories versus values
• Partin, Sharpe face questions leading up to Cayce mayoral decision
• Fall Festivals galore in Red Bank
• Fun family events for Halloween
• Richland Creek Antique Fall Festival Nov. 5,6,7 in Saluda County
• October 28th, 2010 Edition
• Going against the policies of the Chronicle
• Grass Roots show solidarity for ousting Speaker
• Do you know where to vote?
• Can Nikki Haley hold her party together?
• Sandy Run Fire Dept participates in "Wash Down"
• Victories versus values
• Public hearing set for Irmo smoking ban
• Ghost story
• Chronicle celebrates it's 140th
• Richland Creek Antique Fall Festival Nov. 5,6,7 in Saluda County
• Silvercreek residents fear dangers of more development
• My typical day as a Tea Party member
• Fun family events for Halloween
• Do you know where to vote?
• Citizens seek property tax relief
• Kleckley reunion 2010
• Grass Roots show solidarity for ousting Speaker
• Public hearing set for Irmo smoking ban
• Jose Vicente Antonio
• Chapin Chamber cancels Spooktacular
• Victories versus values
• Silvercreek residents fear dangers of more development
• Larry Tyrone Barrs, III
• Fall Festivals galore in Red Bank
• Richland Creek Antique Fall Festival Nov. 5,6,7 in Saluda County
• Citizens seek property tax relief
• Jamie Lee Wallace
• Pine Ridge preparing for the future
• Do you know where to vote?
• Two school districts release evaluations
• Two school districts release evaluations
• Going against the policies of the Chronicle
• Public hearing set for Irmo smoking ban
• Showtime!
• Can Nikki Haley hold her party together?
• Showtime!
• Sandy Run Fire Dept participates in "Wash Down"
• Silvercreek residents fear dangers of more development
• Small victories for a challenged child
• Kleckley reunion 2010
• Small victories for a challenged child
• Chronicle celebrates it's 140th
• Citizens seek property tax relief
• Partin, Sharpe face questions leading up to Cayce mayoral decision
• Chapin Chamber cancels Spooktacular
• Partin, Sharpe face questions leading up to Cayce mayoral decision
• Fun family events for Halloween
• 7th Heaven - Lady Wildcats claim another title
• Lexington, Chapin qualify for state tournament
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• The little town that doesn't know how to stop growing
• Wolves look to control O-W
• Gilbert winners at State Fair
• Former Irmo High School athlete running for governor
• Chapin claims 3-A title
• "Help Somebody Today" – That's the motto of longtime Lexington lawyer Hugh Rogers
• Lexington to liberalize its fundraising law
• Different methods, same mission
• Stand up to bullies
• Former owners identify author of hate mailings
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Preview - Week Nine
• Gilbert winners at State Fair
• Former Irmo High School athlete running for governor
• 140 years of history
• James–Lancaster
• Gaston planning to spruce up the town
• A new Congressional contract with America
• Wolves look to control O-W
• Stand up to bullies
• Former owners identify author of hate mailings
• Body found near dam still unidentified
• Spc. Luther Rabon laid to rest
• Clark named District Manager
• Families along the Edisto
• Different methods, same mission
• James–Lancaster
• Gaston planning to spruce up the town
• A new Congressional contract with America
• New Providence Elementary School's SIC to host House candidates
• Community Chili Cookoff Oct. 23
• What if you couldn't read?
• Spc. Luther Rabon laid to rest
• Clark named District Manager
• Families along the Edisto
• October 21st, 2010 Edition
• Red Bank residents stand up for fallen hero
• Lexington questions walking trail plans
• 140 years of history
• Grace UMC celebrates 25 years of Sunday School
• Community Chili Cookoff Oct. 23
• What if you couldn't read?
• Lexington Sports Calendar
• Conure Cody, a pet rescue volunteer with Parrot
• Inside the Mickey Mantle School
• Body found near dam still unidentified
• New Providence Elementary School's SIC to host House candidates
• Red Bank residents stand up for fallen hero
• Lexington questions walking trail plans
• Lexington's Brooks highlights No. 19 class
• Rep. Mack Toole got some 'amens' Sunday
• Partnership to build Pelion medical center
• October 21st, 2010 Edition
• Conure Cody, a pet rescue volunteer with Parrot
• Inside the Mickey Mantle School
• Irmo's Epps invited to participate with Team USA
• Help feed the hungry
• County gives Gaston police car, equipment
• Lexington Sports Calendar
• Rep. Mack Toole got some 'amens' Sunday
• Partnership to build Pelion medical center
• Knights' cross country headed to state
• Homecoming at Mt. Zion United Methodist
• Reid's Rock'n on the Raceway Oct. 22
• Lexington's Brooks highlights No. 19 class
• Help feed the hungry
• County gives Gaston police car, equipment
• Holloway will play big role off the court
• Griner receives Hands in the Community Award
• McDonald's employee dies from single gunshot wound
• Irmo's Epps invited to participate with Team USA
• Homecoming at Mt. Zion United Methodist
• Reid's Rock'n on the Raceway Oct. 22
• Pelion poised for extended playoff run
• 40,000 affected by changes in Medicare
• Historic Review Committee awards event
• Knights' cross country headed to state
• Griner receives Hands in the Community Award
• McDonald's employee dies from single gunshot wound
• Airport volleyball looking for state title
• Suggs announced Chamber Ambassador
• La-Z-Boy benefits Oliver Gospel Mission
• Holloway will play big role off the court
• 40,000 affected by changes in Medicare
• Historic Review Committee awards event
• Lexington, Chapin qualify for state tournament
• Light the Night Walk sponsored by the S.C. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Thursday
• Attorney General investigating for securities fraud
• Pelion poised for extended playoff run
• Suggs announced Chamber Ambassador
• La-Z-Boy benefits Oliver Gospel Mission
• Chapin claims 3-A title
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• The little town that doesn't know how to stop growing
• Airport volleyball looking for state title
• Light the Night Walk sponsored by the S.C. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Thursday
• Attorney General investigating for securities fraud
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Preview - Week Nine
• "Help Somebody Today" – That's the motto of longtime Lexington lawyer Hugh Rogers
• Lexington to liberalize its fundraising law
• Holloway will play big role off the court
• 40,000 affected by changes in Medicare
• Historic Review Committee awards event
• Pelion poised for extended playoff run
• Suggs announced Chamber Ambassador
• La-Z-Boy benefits Oliver Gospel Mission
• Airport volleyball looking for state title
• Light the Night Walk sponsored by the S.C. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Thursday
• Attorney General investigating for securities fraud
• Lexington, Chapin qualify for state tournament
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• The little town that doesn't know how to stop growing
• Chapin claims 3-A title
• "Help Somebody Today" – That's the motto of longtime Lexington lawyer Hugh Rogers
• Lexington to liberalize its fundraising law
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Preview - Week Nine
• Gilbert winners at State Fair
• Former Irmo High School athlete running for governor
• Wolves look to control O-W
• Stand up to bullies
• Former owners identify author of hate mailings
• Different methods, same mission
• James–Lancaster
• Gaston planning to spruce up the town
• A new Congressional contract with America
• 140 years of history
• Spc. Luther Rabon laid to rest
• Clark named District Manager
• Families along the Edisto
• Body found near dam still unidentified
• Grace UMC celebrates 25 years of Sunday School
• Community Chili Cookoff Oct. 23
• What if you couldn't read?
• New Providence Elementary School's SIC to host House candidates
• Red Bank residents stand up for fallen hero
• Lexington questions walking trail plans
• October 21st, 2010 Edition
• Conure Cody, a pet rescue volunteer with Parrot
• Inside the Mickey Mantle School
• Lexington Sports Calendar
• Rep. Mack Toole got some 'amens' Sunday
• Partnership to build Pelion medical center
• Lexington's Brooks highlights No. 19 class
• Help feed the hungry
• County gives Gaston police car, equipment
• Irmo's Epps invited to participate with Team USA
• Homecoming at Mt. Zion United Methodist
• Reid's Rock'n on the Raceway Oct. 22
• Knights' cross country headed to state
• Griner receives Hands in the Community Award
• McDonald's employee dies from single gunshot wound
• Lexington's Brooks highlights No. 19 class
• Help feed the hungry
• County gives Gaston police car, equipment
• Irmo's Epps invited to participate with Team USA
• Homecoming at Mt. Zion United Methodist
• Reid's Rock'n on the Raceway Oct. 22
• Knights' cross country headed to state
• Griner receives Hands in the Community Award
• McDonald's employee dies from single gunshot wound
• Holloway will play big role off the court
• 40,000 affected by changes in Medicare
• Historic Review Committee awards event
• Pelion poised for extended playoff run
• Suggs announced Chamber Ambassador
• La-Z-Boy benefits Oliver Gospel Mission
• Airport volleyball looking for state title
• Light the Night Walk sponsored by the S.C. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Thursday
• Attorney General investigating for securities fraud
• Lexington, Chapin qualify for state tournament
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• The little town that doesn't know how to stop growing
• Chapin claims 3-A title
• "Help Somebody Today" – That's the motto of longtime Lexington lawyer Hugh Rogers
• Lexington to liberalize its fundraising law
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Preview - Week Nine
• Gilbert winners at State Fair
• Former Irmo High School athlete running for governor
• Wolves look to control O-W
• Stand up to bullies
• Former owners identify author of hate mailings
• Different methods, same mission
• James–Lancaster
• Gaston planning to spruce up the town
• A new Congressional contract with America
• 140 years of history
• Spc. Luther Rabon laid to rest
• Clark named District Manager
• Families along the Edisto
• Body found near dam still unidentified
• Grace UMC celebrates 25 years of Sunday School
• Community Chili Cookoff Oct. 23
• What if you couldn't read?
• New Providence Elementary School's SIC to host House candidates
• Red Bank residents stand up for fallen hero
• Lexington questions walking trail plans
• October 21st, 2010 Edition
• Conure Cody, a pet rescue volunteer with Parrot
• Inside the Mickey Mantle School
• Lexington Sports Calendar
• Rep. Mack Toole got some 'amens' Sunday
• Partnership to build Pelion medical center
• Red Bank residents stand up for fallen hero
• Lexington questions walking trail plans
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Preview - Week Nine
• James–Lancaster
• Gaston planning to spruce up the town
• A new Congressional contract with America
• New Providence Elementary School's SIC to host House candidates
• Conure Cody, a pet rescue volunteer with Parrot
• Inside the Mickey Mantle School
• Wolves look to control O-W
• Spc. Luther Rabon laid to rest
• Clark named District Manager
• Families along the Edisto
• October 21st, 2010 Edition
• Rep. Mack Toole got some 'amens' Sunday
• Partnership to build Pelion medical center
• Grace UMC celebrates 25 years of Sunday School
• Community Chili Cookoff Oct. 23
• What if you couldn't read?
• Lexington Sports Calendar
• Help feed the hungry
• County gives Gaston police car, equipment
• New Providence Elementary School's SIC to host House candidates
• Red Bank residents stand up for fallen hero
• Lexington questions walking trail plans
• Lexington's Brooks highlights No. 19 class
• Homecoming at Mt. Zion United Methodist
• Reid's Rock'n on the Raceway Oct. 22
• October 21st, 2010 Edition
• Conure Cody, a pet rescue volunteer with Parrot
• Inside the Mickey Mantle School
• Irmo's Epps invited to participate with Team USA
• Griner receives Hands in the Community Award
• McDonald's employee dies from single gunshot wound
• Different methods, same mission
• Rep. Mack Toole got some 'amens' Sunday
• Partnership to build Pelion medical center
• Knights' cross country headed to state
• 40,000 affected by changes in Medicare
• Historic Review Committee awards event
• 140 years of history
• Help feed the hungry
• County gives Gaston police car, equipment
• Holloway will play big role off the court
• Suggs announced Chamber Ambassador
• La-Z-Boy benefits Oliver Gospel Mission
• Lexington Sports Calendar
• Homecoming at Mt. Zion United Methodist
• Reid's Rock'n on the Raceway Oct. 22
• Pelion poised for extended playoff run
• Light the Night Walk sponsored by the S.C. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Thursday
• Attorney General investigating for securities fraud
• Lexington's Brooks highlights No. 19 class
• Griner receives Hands in the Community Award
• McDonald's employee dies from single gunshot wound
• Airport volleyball looking for state title
• The little town that doesn't know how to stop growing
• Irmo's Epps invited to participate with Team USA
• 40,000 affected by changes in Medicare
• Historic Review Committee awards event
• Lexington, Chapin qualify for state tournament
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• Lexington to liberalize its fundraising law
• Knights' cross country headed to state
• Suggs announced Chamber Ambassador
• La-Z-Boy benefits Oliver Gospel Mission
• Chapin claims 3-A title
• "Help Somebody Today" – That's the motto of longtime Lexington lawyer Hugh Rogers
• Former Irmo High School athlete running for governor
• Holloway will play big role off the court
• Light the Night Walk sponsored by the S.C. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Thursday
• Attorney General investigating for securities fraud
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Preview - Week Nine
• Gilbert winners at State Fair
• Former owners identify author of hate mailings
• Pelion poised for extended playoff run
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• The little town that doesn't know how to stop growing
• Wolves look to control O-W
• Stand up to bullies
• Gaston planning to spruce up the town
• A new Congressional contract with America
• Airport volleyball looking for state title
• "Help Somebody Today" – That's the motto of longtime Lexington lawyer Hugh Rogers
• Lexington to liberalize its fundraising law
• Different methods, same mission
• James–Lancaster
• Clark named District Manager
• Families along the Edisto
• Lexington, Chapin qualify for state tournament
• Gilbert winners at State Fair
• Former Irmo High School athlete running for governor
• 140 years of history
• Spc. Luther Rabon laid to rest
• Community Chili Cookoff Oct. 23
• What if you couldn't read?
• Chapin claims 3-A title
• Stand up to bullies
• Former owners identify author of hate mailings
• Body found near dam still unidentified
• Grace UMC celebrates 25 years of Sunday School
• Families along the Edisto
• Gilbert winners at State Fair
• Former Irmo High School athlete running for governor
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• Lexington to liberalize its fundraising law
• Obits 10-21
• Stand up to bullies
• Former owners identify author of hate mailings
• "Help Somebody Today" – That's the motto of longtime Lexington lawyer Hugh Rogers
• Former Irmo High School athlete running for governor
• Lavoris Trishawn Hill
• James–Lancaster
• Gaston planning to spruce up the town
• A new Congressional contract with America
• Gilbert winners at State Fair
• Former owners identify author of hate mailings
• James Benjamin Kyzer
• Spc. Luther Rabon laid to rest
• Clark named District Manager
• Families along the Edisto
• Stand up to bullies
• Gaston planning to spruce up the town
• Christian Drew Stanley
• Grace Baptist Church celebrates 50 years
• Community Chili Cookoff Oct. 23
• What if you couldn't read?
• James–Lancaster
• Clark named District Manager
• What if you couldn't read?
• Grace UMC celebrates 25 years of Sunday School
• Red Bank residents stand up for fallen hero
• Lexington questions walking trail plans
• October 21st, 2010 Edition
• Community Chili Cookoff Oct. 23
• Lexington questions walking trail plans
• New Providence Elementary School's SIC to host House candidates
• Conure Cody, a pet rescue volunteer with Parrot
• Inside the Mickey Mantle School
• Spc. Luther Rabon laid to rest
• Red Bank residents stand up for fallen hero
• Inside the Mickey Mantle School
• October 21st, 2010 Edition
• Rep. Mack Toole got some 'amens' Sunday
• Partnership to build Pelion medical center
• Lutherfest could be a new reformation in South Carolina
• Starting the day off right
• Partnership to build Pelion medical center
• Different methods, same mission
• Help feed the hungry
• County gives Gaston police car, equipment
• Conure Cody, a pet rescue volunteer with Parrot
• County gives Gaston police car, equipment
• 140 years of history
• Homecoming at Mt. Zion United Methodist
• Reid's Rock'n on the Raceway Oct. 22
• Rep. Mack Toole got some 'amens' Sunday
• Reid's Rock'n on the Raceway Oct. 22
• A new Congressional contract with America
• Griner receives Hands in the Community Award
• McDonald's employee dies from single gunshot wound
• Help feed the hungry
• McDonald's employee dies from single gunshot wound
• Symbols of love
• 40,000 affected by changes in Medicare
• Historic Review Committee awards event
• Homecoming at Mt. Zion United Methodist
• Historic Review Committee awards event
• Politics ain't Fair
• Suggs announced Chamber Ambassador
• La-Z-Boy benefits Oliver Gospel Mission
• Griner receives Hands in the Community Award
• Miller's dishonest attacks on Rep. Joe Wilson
• Light the Night Walk sponsored by the S.C. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Thursday
• Attorney General investigating for securities fraud
• 40,000 affected by changes in Medicare
• La-Z-Boy benefits Oliver Gospel Mission
• Are our representatives really listening to us?
• 'Free to Breathe 5k Nov. 7
• The little town that doesn't know how to stop growing
• Suggs announced Chamber Ambassador
• Attorney General investigating for securities fraud
• Sheheen knows how to work within legislature
• "Help Somebody Today" – That's the motto of longtime Lexington lawyer Hugh Rogers
• Lexington to liberalize its fundraising law
• Light the Night Walk sponsored by the S.C. Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Thursday
• The little town that doesn't know how to stop growing
• Prep Football Roundup - Week 8
• Prep Football Roundup - Week 8
• Prep Football Roundup - Week 8
• Internet safety classes offered
• Law will bar electronics from landfill
• Irmo smoking ban moves ahead
• Richard and Shelly Stansfield open new office
• Annual pumpkin patch arrives in Red Bank
• Candidates left out of ETV debate
• Deputy receives award
• Local high school student releases album of self written songs
• Charges filed in Cayce threats
• October 14th, 2010 Edition
• City of Cayce, a good place to work
• Does public have right to know?
• Wayne and Edana Linker of Gaston and their '53 Chevy
• Halloween comes to Irmo
• House Majority Whip Clyburn visits Lexington
• Chronicle Sports Calendar
• Local churches celebrate Homecomings
• Lexington state swim champions
• Richard and Shelly Stansfield open new office
• Annual pumpkin patch arrives in Red Bank
• Candidates left out of ETV debate
• Pelion's Proveaux earns No. 1 ranking
• Animals have an Open House
• Sell your Halloween candy
• October 14th, 2010 Edition
• City of Cayce, a good place to work
• Does public have right to know?
• Prep Football Stats - Week 7
• Bitter or better?
• Rogers Townsend & Thomas attorneys awarded
• Chronicle Sports Calendar
• Local churches celebrate Homecomings
• Lexington state swim champions
• Local cross country teams making push
• Music invades Historic Columbia Raceway
• ERA Wilder welcomes Ann Marr
• Pelion's Proveaux earns No. 1 ranking
• Animals have an Open House
• Sell your Halloween candy
• B-C end streak, turn focus to Devils
• Two events brought many residents out
• High school juniors eligible for D.C. trip
• Prep Football Stats - Week 7
• Bitter or better?
• Rogers Townsend & Thomas attorneys awarded
• Knights try to keep region title hopes alive
• Military payments for stop loss deadline Oct. 21
• RMP Engineers celebrate ribbon cutting
• Local cross country teams making push
• Music invades Historic Columbia Raceway
• ERA Wilder welcomes Ann Marr
• Dutch Fork varsity wins Lake Murray Invitational
• Lexington boy featured in national calendar
• Town's new Business & Development Center opens
• B-C end streak, turn focus to Devils
• Two events brought many residents out
• High school juniors eligible for D.C. trip
• Mead's wins pace Wildcats to 4-A championship
• Explaining county tax bills
• For the love of abused horses
• Knights try to keep region title hopes alive
• Military payments for stop loss deadline Oct. 21
• RMP Engineers celebrate ribbon cutting
• Adams versatility gives Panthers added advantage
• Supreme Court to hear Freedom of Information case
• Group seeks to build memorial fountain at courthouse
• Dutch Fork varsity wins Lake Murray Invitational
• Lexington boy featured in national calendar
• Town's new Business & Development Center opens
• Region filled with versatile playmakers
• Building trust means difference in your odds of surviving
• District 5 school board candidates' forums set
• What do school trustees have to hide?
• Mead's wins pace Wildcats to 4-A championship
• Explaining county tax bills
• For the love of abused horses
• Chronicle Prep Football Preview - Week 8
• Lexington Fall Festival Oct. 26
• New trash hauler eyes improvements
• Across the Verrazano Narrows Bridge
• Adams versatility gives Panthers added advantage
• Supreme Court to hear Freedom of Information case
• Group seeks to build memorial fountain at courthouse
• Lexington head coach suspended
• Internet safety classes offered
• Law will bar electronics from landfill
• Irmo smoking ban moves ahead
• Region filled with versatile playmakers
• Building trust means difference in your odds of surviving
• District 5 school board candidates' forums set
• What do school trustees have to hide?
• Deputy receives award
• Local high school student releases album of self written songs
• Charges filed in Cayce threats
• Chronicle Prep Football Preview - Week 8
• Lexington Fall Festival Oct. 26
• New trash hauler eyes improvements
• Across the Verrazano Narrows Bridge
• Wayne and Edana Linker of Gaston and their '53 Chevy
• Halloween comes to Irmo
• House Majority Whip Clyburn visits Lexington
• What do school trustees have to hide?
• Supreme Court to hear Freedom of Information case
• Local high school student releases album of self written songs
• Charges filed in Cayce threats
• Building trust means difference in your odds of surviving
• District 5 school board candidates' forums set
• Building trust means difference in your odds of surviving
• Halloween comes to Irmo
• House Majority Whip Clyburn visits Lexington
• Lexington Fall Festival Oct. 26
• New trash hauler eyes improvements
• Across the Verrazano Narrows Bridge
• Lexington Fall Festival Oct. 26
• Annual pumpkin patch arrives in Red Bank
• Candidates left out of ETV debate
• Internet safety classes offered
• Law will bar electronics from landfill
• Irmo smoking ban moves ahead
• Internet safety classes offered
• Cell phone collections a success at Pine Ridge Middle
• Does public have right to know?
• Deputy receives award
• Local high school student releases album of self written songs
• Charges filed in Cayce threats
• Deputy receives award
• City of Cayce, a good place to work
• Lexington state swim champions
• Wayne and Edana Linker of Gaston and their '53 Chevy
• Halloween comes to Irmo
• House Majority Whip Clyburn visits Lexington
• Wayne and Edana Linker of Gaston and their '53 Chevy
• Local churches celebrate Homecomings
• Sell your Halloween candy
• Richard and Shelly Stansfield open new office
• Annual pumpkin patch arrives in Red Bank
• Candidates left out of ETV debate
• October 14th, 2010 Edition
• Lavoris Trishawn Hill
• Rogers Townsend & Thomas attorneys awarded
• October 14th, 2010 Edition
• City of Cayce, a good place to work
• Does public have right to know?
• Richard and Shelly Stansfield open new office
• Animals have an Open House
• ERA Wilder welcomes Ann Marr
• What do school trustees have to hide?
• Local churches celebrate Homecomings
• Lexington state swim champions
• Billy Joe Thomas
• High school juniors eligible for D.C. trip
• City of Big Shoulders
• Animals have an Open House
• Sell your Halloween candy
• Bitter or better?
• RMP Engineers celebrate ribbon cutting
• Freedom is not free
• Bitter or better?
• Rogers Townsend & Thomas attorneys awarded
• Music invades Historic Columbia Raceway
• Town's new Business & Development Center opens
• Three choices for District One's Board of Trustees
• Music invades Historic Columbia Raceway
• ERA Wilder welcomes Ann Marr
• Anthony Dedoes Williams
• For the love of abused horses
• Kim Murphy for District 5
• Two events brought many residents out
• High school juniors eligible for D.C. trip
• Two events brought many residents out
• Group seeks to build memorial fountain at courthouse
• As someone who cares deeply about education and our local community, I feel strongly that Kim Murphy is clearly the best choice to serve us on the Lexington-Richland 5 school board. She has successfully advocated for many positive changes in our school s
• Military payments for stop loss deadline Oct. 21
• RMP Engineers celebrate ribbon cutting
• Military payments for stop loss deadline Oct. 21
• District 5 school board candidates' forums set
• Obits 10-14
• Lexington boy featured in national calendar
• Town's new Business & Development Center opens
• Lexington boy featured in national calendar
• New trash hauler eyes improvements
• Across the Verrazano Narrows Bridge
• Explaining county tax bills
• For the love of abused horses
• Explaining county tax bills
• Law will bar electronics from landfill
• Irmo smoking ban moves ahead
• Supreme Court to hear Freedom of Information case
• Group seeks to build memorial fountain at courthouse
• Eagles hand Flora first loss
• Week 7 Prep Football Scoreboard
• Eagles hand Flora first loss
• Lexington's two 9-11 World Trade Center steel beams go on tour
• Candidates tell what they would do if elected
• Lexington man killed in Afghanistan
• Lexington sign law takes affect with little fanfare
• Remembering law enforcement who gave the ultimate sacrifice
• Lexington OKs false alarm fines
• Investors sue over company collapse
• Police investigating threats made against Cayce leaders
• Investors receive anonymous e-mail attack on owners
• Candidate drops out of County Council race
• Slaughter joins Walker & Morgan
• Dog festival set for Saluda Shoals
• Kirkland & Dyches receive award
• Fall Festival begins at Red Bank
• Tata awarded Pillar of Leadership in Technology
• Northside Middle receives Olga Ogoussan Award
• Local professionals earn national honor
• Cheif McNair warns of ghost stories
• Mungo awards top sales associates
• Colt receives Order of Palmetto
• Lexington's Sertoma Club elects new officers
• Fall weather brings outdoor fun
• Five teens arrested in locker room thefts
• Antique tractor, truck, and car show this weekend
• Eagles hand Flora first loss
• Man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Finding some peace
• Will the Gingerbread Man identify himself?
• White Knoll athletics director arrested for embezzlement
• Mt. Hebron UMC Men are doing it again
• A festival of families
• They wanted more than a game but got jail instead
• County Democrats picnic and politic park
• County organization swamped with pleas for help
• Bomb threat closes Harbison Wal-Mart
• Policy Council President blasts SC legislative process
• Still remembering 9-12, the day after
• Will the Gingerbread Man identify himself?
• Candidate drops out of County Council race
• Mungo awards top sales associates
• Colt receives Order of Palmetto
• Man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Finding some peace
• A festival of families
• Dog festival set for Saluda Shoals
• Lexington's Sertoma Club elects new officers
• Fall weather brings outdoor fun
• White Knoll athletics director arrested for embezzlement
• Mt. Hebron UMC Men are doing it again
• County organization swamped with pleas for help
• Fall Festival begins at Red Bank
• Five teens arrested in locker room thefts
• Antique tractor, truck, and car show this weekend
• They wanted more than a game but got jail instead
• County Democrats picnic and politic park
• Still remembering 9-12, the day after
• Northside Middle receives Olga Ogoussan Award
• Man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Finding some peace
• Will the Gingerbread Man identify himself?
• Policy Council President blasts SC legislative process
• Candidates tell what they would do if elected
• Cheif McNair warns of ghost stories
• White Knoll athletics director arrested for embezzlement
• Mt. Hebron UMC Men are doing it again
• A festival of families
• Lexington's two 9-11 World Trade Center steel beams go on tour
• Colt receives Order of Palmetto
• They wanted more than a game but got jail instead
• County Democrats picnic and politic park
• County organization swamped with pleas for help
• Lexington man killed in Afghanistan
• Lexington sign law takes affect with little fanfare
• Obits 10-7
• Will the Gingerbread Man identify himself?
• Policy Council President blasts SC legislative process
• Still remembering 9-12, the day after
• Remembering law enforcement who gave the ultimate sacrifice
• Lexington OKs false alarm fines
• Fall weather brings outdoor fun
• Knotts should be commended for openness
• Lexington's two 9-11 World Trade Center steel beams go on tour
• Candidates tell what they would do if elected
• Investors sue over company collapse
• Police investigating threats made against Cayce leaders
• Flu shots offered on Oct. 28
• Hard times
• Lexington man killed in Afghanistan
• Lexington sign law takes affect with little fanfare
• Investors receive anonymous e-mail attack on owners
• Candidate drops out of County Council race
• Antique tractor, truck, and car show this weekend
• A festival of families
• Remembering law enforcement who gave the ultimate sacrifice
• Lexington OKs false alarm fines
• Slaughter joins Walker & Morgan
• Dog festival set for Saluda Shoals
• Finding some peace
• County organization swamped with pleas for help
• Investors sue over company collapse
• Police investigating threats made against Cayce leaders
• Kirkland & Dyches receive award
• Fall Festival begins at Red Bank
• Helen Welch Goodwin
• Still remembering 9-12, the day after
• Investors receive anonymous e-mail attack on owners
• Candidate drops out of County Council race
• Tata awarded Pillar of Leadership in Technology
• Northside Middle receives Olga Ogoussan Award
• Lawrence Patrick Bond
• Candidates tell what they would do if elected
• Slaughter joins Walker & Morgan
• Dog festival set for Saluda Shoals
• Local professionals earn national honor
• Cheif McNair warns of ghost stories
• Freddie Donnell Barr
• Lexington sign law takes affect with little fanfare
• Kirkland & Dyches receive award
• Fall Festival begins at Red Bank
• Mungo awards top sales associates
• Colt receives Order of Palmetto
• Frank Edges Burkett, Jr.
• Lexington OKs false alarm fines
• Tata awarded Pillar of Leadership in Technology
• Northside Middle receives Olga Ogoussan Award
• Lexington's Sertoma Club elects new officers
• Fall weather brings outdoor fun
• Christian Drew Stanley
• Police investigating threats made against Cayce leaders
• Local professionals earn national honor
• Cheif McNair warns of ghost stories
• Five teens arrested in locker room thefts
• Antique tractor, truck, and car show this weekend
• Lexington, Aiken soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Platt Springs Road home destroyed in fire
• Lexington, Aiken soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Platt Springs Road home destroyed in fire
• Lexington, Aiken soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• Platt Springs Road home destroyed in fire
• Pelion man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Prep Football Roundup for Oct. 1
• Pelion man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Prep Football Roundup for Oct. 1
• Pelion man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Prep Football Roundup for Oct. 1
• Pelion man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl
• Beaman: 'Where were the candidates in '08 and '09?
• Big money for school property
• Red Bank gets a revival
• Small Business Chamber Leader: 'We're just getting started'
• West Metro chamber honors members
• Shame on the entire lot of them
• Lexington Medical Center begins new commitment to help sexual assault victims
• Kicking up your heels at okra strut
• Ogranizations seek to help homeless
• Hefner to lead School District 5
• Public bodies must strive to keep the public trust
• Celebrate nature at Saluda Shoals
• Small Business Chamber Leader: 'We're just getting started'
• Core Construction wins West Columbia Facade improvement contract
• September 30th, 2010 Edition:
• School board member escapes fatal accident
• Scaring people for chairty?
• Red Bank gets a revival
• Hefner to lead School District 5
• West Metro chamber honors members
• Harvesting onions and carrots
• Pets, humans to dress for Dog'Tober Fest
• Soothing Sessions welcomes Paul Miller
• Ogranizations seek to help homeless
• School board member escapes fatal accident
• Public bodies must strive to keep the public trust
• The last time we saw Paris
• Aqua Nails and Spa celebrates ribbon cutting
• First Reliance Bank named Best Place to Work
• September 30th, 2010 Edition:
• Pets, humans to dress for Dog'Tober Fest
• Scaring people for chairty?
• White Knoll Clearing and Grading celebrates ribbon cutting
• McLaurin-Hollis joins Coldwell Banker
• Harvesting onions and carrots
• Aqua Nails and Spa celebrates ribbon cutting
• Soothing Sessions welcomes Paul Miller
• Last day to register to vote is Saturday
• Small business owners: Learn about the three Cs
• The last time we saw Paris
• White Knoll Clearing and Grading celebrates ribbon cutting
• First Reliance Bank named Best Place to Work
• Some county voting precincts splitting
• The Ulster banner
• White Knoll athletics director arrested for embezzling
• Last day to register to vote is Saturday
• McLaurin-Hollis joins Coldwell Banker
• Election commission meets Monday
• At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• Foundation raising money for K-9 vests
• Small business owners: Learn about the three Cs
• Matthews-Moore
• Chapin's Grace Creech celebrates 95th birthday
• Funds tapped for Chapin road widening project
• Some county voting precincts splitting
• The Ulster banner
• Columbia Speedway is bringing rock to October
• BBQ dinner for Wreaths Across America
• Case seeking superintendent's evaluation heads to appeals court
• Election commission meets Monday
• At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• Bluegrass festival comes to Cayce
• Friends rally to win $15,000 in mortgage help
• Lexington County bus service gets 45 more days
• Matthews-Moore
• Chapin's Grace Creech celebrates 95th birthday
• Kaigler graduates from Air Force Training
• October 6 is international walk to school day
• District disputes appraised values
• Columbia Speedway is bringing rock to October
• BBQ dinner for Wreaths Across America
• Case seeking superintendent's evaluation heads to appeals court
• Candidate visits council meeting
• Beaman: 'Where were the candidates in '08 and '09?
• Big money for school property
• Bluegrass festival comes to Cayce
• Friends rally to win $15,000 in mortgage help
• Lexington County bus service gets 45 more days
• Shame on the entire lot of them
• Funds tapped for Chapin road widening project
• Kicking up your heels at okra strut
• Kaigler graduates from Air Force Training
• October 6 is international walk to school day
• District disputes appraised values
• Celebrate nature at Saluda Shoals
• Lexington Medical Center begins new commitment to help sexual assault victims
• Core Construction wins West Columbia Facade improvement contract
• Candidate visits council meeting
• Small business owners: Learn about the three Cs
• Case seeking superintendent's evaluation heads to appeals court
• Aqua Nails and Spa celebrates ribbon cutting
• First Reliance Bank named Best Place to Work
• District 2 honors employee service
• Daniel Lee Linderman
• The Ulster banner
• Lexington County bus service gets 45 more days
• White Knoll Clearing and Grading celebrates ribbon cutting
• McLaurin-Hollis joins Coldwell Banker
• September 30th, 2010 Edition:
• Pets, humans to dress for Dog'Tober Fest
• At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• District disputes appraised values
• Last day to register to vote is Saturday
• Small business owners: Learn about the three Cs
• Aqua Nails and Spa celebrates ribbon cutting
• Chapin's Grace Creech celebrates 95th birthday
• Big money for school property
• Some county voting precincts splitting
• The Ulster banner
• White Knoll Clearing and Grading celebrates ribbon cutting
• Obits 9-30
• Kicking up your heels at okra strut
• Election commission meets Monday
• At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• Last day to register to vote is Saturday
• BBQ dinner for Wreaths Across America
• Core Construction wins West Columbia Facade improvement contract
• Matthews-Moore
• Chapin's Grace Creech celebrates 95th birthday
• Case seeking superintendent's evaluation heads to appeals court
• Some county voting precincts splitting
• Friends rally to win $15,000 in mortgage help
• West Metro chamber honors members
• Columbia Speedway is bringing rock to October
• BBQ dinner for Wreaths Across America
• Lexington County bus service gets 45 more days
• Election commission meets Monday
• October 6 is international walk to school day
• Proper wedding attire
• Bluegrass festival comes to Cayce
• Friends rally to win $15,000 in mortgage help
• District disputes appraised values
• Matthews-Moore
• Beaman: 'Where were the candidates in '08 and '09?
• Public bodies must strive to keep the public trust
• Kaigler graduates from Air Force Training
• October 6 is international walk to school day
• Big money for school property
• Columbia Speedway is bringing rock to October
• Funds tapped for Chapin road widening project
• Scaring people for chairty?
• Candidate visits council meeting
• Beaman: 'Where were the candidates in '08 and '09?
• Kicking up your heels at okra strut
• Bluegrass festival comes to Cayce
• Lexington Medical Center begins new commitment to help sexual assault victims
• The last time we saw Paris
• Shame on the entire lot of them
• Funds tapped for Chapin road widening project
• Core Construction wins West Columbia Facade improvement contract
• Kaigler graduates from Air Force Training
• Small Business Chamber Leader: 'We're just getting started'
• Soothing Sessions welcomes Paul Miller
• Celebrate nature at Saluda Shoals
• Lexington Medical Center begins new commitment to help sexual assault victims
• West Metro chamber honors members
• Candidate visits council meeting
• Hefner to lead School District 5
• Attack on school board candidate lacks truth
• Red Bank gets a revival
• Small Business Chamber Leader: 'We're just getting started'
• Public bodies must strive to keep the public trust
• Shame on the entire lot of them
• First Reliance Bank named Best Place to Work
• Ogranizations seek to help homeless
• Hefner to lead School District 5
• Scaring people for chairty?
• Celebrate nature at Saluda Shoals
• School board member escapes fatal accident
• Awesome responsibility
• September 30th, 2010 Edition:
• School board member escapes fatal accident
• The last time we saw Paris
• Red Bank gets a revival
• Taylor Franklin Harley
• McLaurin-Hollis joins Coldwell Banker
• Harvesting onions and carrots
• Pets, humans to dress for Dog'Tober Fest
• Soothing Sessions welcomes Paul Miller
• Ogranizations seek to help homeless
• James Issac Jones
• Sheriff: Mother kills husband, turns gun on herself
• Sheriff: Mother kills husband, turns gun on herself
• Beaman blasts incumbents
• Sheriff: Mother kills husband, turns gun on herself
• Beaman blasts incumbents
• Sheriff: Mother kills husband, turns gun on herself
• Beaman blasts incumbents
• Legion hosts 'Table for One'
• 2010 Lexington OktoberFest
• Lexington hopes 'one-stop' shop will help development
• Out of the mouths of babes...
• September 23rd, 2010 Edition:
• Okra Strut that almost wasn't begins Friday
• Here's schedule for Okra Strut
• Sheriff: Mother kills husband, turns gun on herself
• Marines' Mud Run is Saturday
• Rocket scientists in the making...
• Are Senate foxes guarding the hen house?
• Everyone had an OomPah good time
• His Highness, Charles de Gaulle
• Niall of the Nine Hostages
• McGill sees 'God's design'
• Veterans Breakfast Club begins in Cayce
• Remembering heroes of Korea and Vietnam
• Parenting classes start Sept. 28
• OktoberFest Art Contest Winners
• Average county SAT scores improve
• Legion hosts 'Table for One'
• Lexington steps up walking trails
• 1st OktoberFest a hit in Lexington
• Out of the mouths of babes...
• No winners in local company
• Can you ignore a judge's order?
• Here's schedule for Okra Strut
• Lexington repealing sex offender registry
• Settlement ended dispute temporarily
• Rocket scientists in the making...
• Are Senate foxes guarding the hen house?
• 2010 Lexington OktoberFest
• Lexington hopes 'one-stop' shop will help development
• His Highness, Charles de Gaulle
• Niall of the Nine Hostages
• Okra Strut that almost wasn't begins Friday
• Veterans Breakfast Club begins in Cayce
• Remembering heroes of Korea and Vietnam
• Marines' Mud Run is Saturday
• OktoberFest Art Contest Winners
• Average county SAT scores improve
• Everyone had an OomPah good time
• Lexington steps up walking trails
• 1st OktoberFest a hit in Lexington
• McGill sees 'God's design'
• No winners in local company
• Can you ignore a judge's order?
• Parenting classes start Sept. 28
• Lexington repealing sex offender registry
• Settlement ended dispute temporarily
• Okra Strut that almost wasn't begins Friday
• Morning ritual
• Can you ignore a judge's order?
• Marines' Mud Run is Saturday
• Miller more deserving
• Settlement ended dispute temporarily
• School library has enhanced services
• Celebrating German heritage
• Lexington hopes 'one-stop' shop will help development
• Everyone had an OomPah good time
• Haley's new move
• Okra Strut that almost wasn't begins Friday
• McGill sees 'God's design'
• Honored to be endorsed
• Marines' Mud Run is Saturday
• Parenting classes start Sept. 28
• Niall of the Nine Hostages
• Everyone had an OomPah good time
• Legion hosts 'Table for One'
• Obits 9-23
• McGill sees 'God's design'
• Out of the mouths of babes...
• Dina Freshley Wilson
• Parenting classes start Sept. 28
• Here's schedule for Okra Strut
• Barbara Harmon Ledbetter
• Legion hosts 'Table for One'
• Rocket scientists in the making...
• Cole Younger Anderson
• Out of the mouths of babes...
• His Highness, Charles de Gaulle
• Remembering heroes of Korea and Vietnam
• Here's schedule for Okra Strut
• Kelly Kyle Bloxom
• Average county SAT scores improve
• Rocket scientists in the making...
• Are Senate foxes guarding the hen house?
• David Elijah Turner
• 1st OktoberFest a hit in Lexington
• His Highness, Charles de Gaulle
• Niall of the Nine Hostages
• Samuel Travis Wiggins
• Can you ignore a judge's order?
• Veterans Breakfast Club begins in Cayce
• Remembering heroes of Korea and Vietnam
• Veterans Breakfast Club begins in Cayce
• Settlement ended dispute temporarily
• OktoberFest Art Contest Winners
• Average county SAT scores improve
• OktoberFest Art Contest Winners
• Lexington hopes 'one-stop' shop will help development
• Are Senate foxes guarding the hen house?
• 1st OktoberFest a hit in Lexington
• Friday Night Prep Football Roundup
• Friday Night Prep Football Roundup
• Friday Night Prep Football Roundup
• Foot stompin', knee slapping in Cayce
• Another ancient Irish king
• See you at the Oom-Pah tent!
• Marjorie Miller Lown
• A little slice of heaven
• Ruby Rikard Wilcox
• Foxy joins us for lunch
• Obits 9-16
• Friday Night Prep Football Roundup
• B-L Council meeting described as significant but quiet
• Heroes hear Taps at WW II memorial
• Is the pot calling the kettle black?
• Family, friends celebrate Pastor Swicegood's birthday
• Cayce councilman says governor's comments have implications locally
• Million dollar campaign gets ugly
• September 16th, 2010 Edition:
• Sanford to Cayce group: 'We're not out of the woods yet'
• District 5 raises taxes
• I-20 accident backs up traffic for hours
• Gaston may be next to ban smoking
• Lexington investors left holding bag
• Rotary sponsors Dam Run
• Ethics committee reprimands Knotts on campaign funds
• From N.Y. to S.C. - 9-11 steel arrives
• Irmo's Gladney realizes dream with title fight
• Berg retiring as District 5's schools chief
• Dr. Greg Bailey offering free screening to infants
• Lexington boys, girls dominate meet
• Lexington expanding Virginia Hylton Park
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines ribbon cutting
• Lady Wolves hungry to win
• Join the White Knoll High Booster Club
• Brad Edward speaking at PowerUP lunch
• B-C looks for turnaround against Columbia
• Brooks is District 2 Teacher of the Year
• Dowden new Events and Media Coordinator
• Eagles building winning tradition
• Get ready for the Okra Strut
• Congressman Wilson receives endorsement
• Irmo looks to continue dominance of 'Cats
• It's Homecoming time at Gilbert High
• Prestige Appliance celebrates ribbon cutting
• It's 'Homecoming' at Oak Grove UMC
• Creekside Restaurant celebrates ribbon cutting
• See you at the Oom-Pah tent!
• Marjorie Miller Lown
• Family, friends celebrate Pastor Swicegood's birthday
• Cayce councilman says governor's comments have implications locally
• Million dollar campaign gets ugly
• A little slice of heaven
• Ruby Rikard Wilcox
• September 16th, 2010 Edition:
• Sanford to Cayce group: 'We're not out of the woods yet'
• District 5 raises taxes
• Foxy joins us for lunch
• Obits 9-16
• I-20 accident backs up traffic for hours
• Gaston may be next to ban smoking
• Lexington investors left holding bag
• B-L Council meeting described as significant but quiet
• Heroes hear Taps at WW II memorial
• Is the pot calling the kettle black?
• Ethics committee reprimands Knotts on campaign funds
• From N.Y. to S.C. - 9-11 steel arrives
• Family, friends celebrate Pastor Swicegood's birthday
• Cayce councilman says governor's comments have implications locally
• Million dollar campaign gets ugly
• Berg retiring as District 5's schools chief
• Dr. Greg Bailey offering free screening to infants
• September 16th, 2010 Edition:
• Sanford to Cayce group: 'We're not out of the woods yet'
• District 5 raises taxes
• Lexington expanding Virginia Hylton Park
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines ribbon cutting
• I-20 accident backs up traffic for hours
• Gaston may be next to ban smoking
• Lexington investors left holding bag
• Join the White Knoll High Booster Club
• Brad Edward speaking at PowerUP lunch
• Ethics committee reprimands Knotts on campaign funds
• From N.Y. to S.C. - 9-11 steel arrives
• Brooks is District 2 Teacher of the Year
• Dowden new Events and Media Coordinator
• Berg retiring as District 5's schools chief
• Dr. Greg Bailey offering free screening to infants
• Get ready for the Okra Strut
• Congressman Wilson receives endorsement
• Lexington expanding Virginia Hylton Park
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines ribbon cutting
• It's Homecoming time at Gilbert High
• Prestige Appliance celebrates ribbon cutting
• Join the White Knoll High Booster Club
• Brad Edward speaking at PowerUP lunch
• It's 'Homecoming' at Oak Grove UMC
• Creekside Restaurant celebrates ribbon cutting
• Brooks is District 2 Teacher of the Year
• Dowden new Events and Media Coordinator
• Foot stompin', knee slapping in Cayce
• Another ancient Irish king
• Get ready for the Okra Strut
• Congressman Wilson receives endorsement
• See you at the Oom-Pah tent!
• Marjorie Miller Lown
• It's Homecoming time at Gilbert High
• Prestige Appliance celebrates ribbon cutting
• A little slice of heaven
• Ruby Rikard Wilcox
• It's 'Homecoming' at Oak Grove UMC
• Creekside Restaurant celebrates ribbon cutting
• Foxy joins us for lunch
• Obits 9-16
• Foot stompin', knee slapping in Cayce
• Another ancient Irish king
• B-L Council meeting described as significant but quiet
• Heroes hear Taps at WW II memorial
• Is the pot calling the kettle black?
• Dr. Greg Bailey offering free screening to infants
• Get ready for the Okra Strut
• Creekside Restaurant celebrates ribbon cutting
• September 16th, 2010 Edition:
• Join the White Knoll High Booster Club
• Dowden new Events and Media Coordinator
• J.M. Sims Ministries present 'Impartation' at Life Springs
• Ethics committee reprimands Knotts on campaign funds
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines ribbon cutting
• It's Homecoming time at Gilbert High
• Another ancient Irish king
• Is the pot calling the kettle black?
• Community Fun Day is Sept. 18
• Congressman Wilson receives endorsement
• B-L Council meeting described as significant but quiet
• Berg retiring as District 5's schools chief
• Brad Edward speaking at PowerUP lunch
• It's 'Homecoming' at Oak Grove UMC
• Holmes Conrad Dreher
• Revolt of the Luddites
• Brooks is District 2 Teacher of the Year
• Prestige Appliance celebrates ribbon cutting
• Family, friends celebrate Pastor Swicegood's birthday
• Lexington expanding Virginia Hylton Park
• Dowden new Events and Media Coordinator
• Foot stompin', knee slapping in Cayce
• Marjorie Miller Lown
• Million dollar campaign gets ugly
• Get ready for the Okra Strut
• Creekside Restaurant celebrates ribbon cutting
• September 16th, 2010 Edition:
• Join the White Knoll High Booster Club
• Congressman Wilson receives endorsement
• See you at the Oom-Pah tent!
• Ruby Rikard Wilcox
• Being an American essay contest for students
• It's Homecoming time at Gilbert High
• Another ancient Irish king
• Is the pot calling the kettle black?
• Community Fun Day is Sept. 18
• Prestige Appliance celebrates ribbon cutting
• A little slice of heaven
• Obits 9-16
• Lexington District One explains Tech Project
• It's 'Homecoming' at Oak Grove UMC
• Holmes Conrad Dreher
• Revolt of the Luddites
• Brooks is District 2 Teacher of the Year
• Foxy joins us for lunch
• Heroes hear Taps at WW II memorial
• District 5 raises taxes
• Foot stompin', knee slapping in Cayce
• Marjorie Miller Lown
• Million dollar campaign gets ugly
• Get ready for the Okra Strut
• Creekside Restaurant celebrates ribbon cutting
• Is the pot calling the kettle black?
• Roderick Antonio Jackson
• Cayce councilman says governor's comments have implications locally
• Lexington investors left holding bag
• See you at the Oom-Pah tent!
• Ruby Rikard Wilcox
• Being an American essay contest for students
• It's Homecoming time at Gilbert High
• Another ancient Irish king
• Revolt of the Luddites
• Charles Anthony Smalls
• Sanford to Cayce group: 'We're not out of the woods yet'
• Bring greater transparency to the City of Cayce
• A little slice of heaven
• Obits 9-16
• Lexington District One explains Tech Project
• It's 'Homecoming' at Oak Grove UMC
• Holmes Conrad Dreher
• Million dollar campaign gets ugly
• Gary Edwards Ware, Jr.
• Gaston may be next to ban smoking
• From N.Y. to S.C. - 9-11 steel arrives
• Foxy joins us for lunch
• Heroes hear Taps at WW II memorial
• District 5 raises taxes
• Foot stompin', knee slapping in Cayce
• Marjorie Miller Lown
• Being an American essay contest for students
• J.M. Sims Ministries present 'Impartation' at Life Springs
• Ethics committee reprimands Knotts on campaign funds
• Dr. Greg Bailey offering free screening to infants
• Roderick Antonio Jackson
• Cayce councilman says governor's comments have implications locally
• Lexington investors left holding bag
• See you at the Oom-Pah tent!
• Ruby Rikard Wilcox
• Lexington District One explains Tech Project
• B-L Council meeting described as significant but quiet
• Berg retiring as District 5's schools chief
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines ribbon cutting
• Charles Anthony Smalls
• Sanford to Cayce group: 'We're not out of the woods yet'
• Bring greater transparency to the City of Cayce
• A little slice of heaven
• Obits 9-16
• District 5 raises taxes
• Family, friends celebrate Pastor Swicegood's birthday
• Lexington expanding Virginia Hylton Park
• Brad Edward speaking at PowerUP lunch
• Gary Edwards Ware, Jr.
• Gaston may be next to ban smoking
• From N.Y. to S.C. - 9-11 steel arrives
• Foxy joins us for lunch
• Heroes hear Taps at WW II memorial
• Lexington investors left holding bag
• Join the White Knoll High Booster Club
• Dowden new Events and Media Coordinator
• J.M. Sims Ministries present 'Impartation' at Life Springs
• Ethics committee reprimands Knotts on campaign funds
• Dr. Greg Bailey offering free screening to infants
• Roderick Antonio Jackson
• Cayce councilman says governor's comments have implications locally
• Bring greater transparency to the City of Cayce
• Community Fun Day is Sept. 18
• Congressman Wilson receives endorsement
• B-L Council meeting described as significant but quiet
• Berg retiring as District 5's schools chief
• Atlantic Southeast Airlines ribbon cutting
• Charles Anthony Smalls
• Sanford to Cayce group: 'We're not out of the woods yet'
• From N.Y. to S.C. - 9-11 steel arrives
• Brooks is District 2 Teacher of the Year
• Prestige Appliance celebrates ribbon cutting
• Family, friends celebrate Pastor Swicegood's birthday
• Lexington expanding Virginia Hylton Park
• Brad Edward speaking at PowerUP lunch
• Gary Edwards Ware, Jr.
• Gaston may be next to ban smoking
• Authorities investigating 'suspicious deaths'
• Authorities investigating 'suspicious deaths'
• Fire destroys Old Chapin Road home
• Friday Night Roundup
• Fire destroys Old Chapin Road home
• Friday Night Roundup
• Napoleon's final journey into exile
• Milesius of Spain
• Lexington resident featured in book celebrating cancer survivors
• Jasmine's pen makes strong point
• Midlands repays debt to NYC firefighters
• Remembering 9/11
• Marc Beaman enters 2nd District Congressional race
• Problems? Prevent them next year
• Lexington resident featured in book celebrating cancer survivors
• Residents oppose SCE&G plans
• Four new precincts in county for next election
• Waterfall overlook opens at park
• The day America was tested again
• Marc Beaman enters 2nd District Congressional race
• She grew up, I grew old
• September 9th, 2010 Edition:
• Allenberry Resort has attractions
• Response on smoking ban and Lexington traffic plan
• Four new precincts in county for next election
• Sheriff loses retired bloodhound
• Remembering 9/11
• Flights honor our World War II heroes
• Murphy got it right, District 5 got it wrong
• September 9th, 2010 Edition:
• Jasmine's pen makes strong point
• Chronicle Sports Calendar
• Former Lexington County Assistant Sheriff Tim James ready to run
• Milesius of Spain
• Problems? Prevent them next year
• Thornton wins club tournament
• Town closes Irmo Sports Bar
• Obits 9-9
• Waterfall overlook opens at park
• Volunteers needed for Mud Run
• Fare increase may help save county bus service
• Wilbur H. McCartha
• Allenberry Resort has attractions
• Chronicle Prep Football Stats
• Wood grinding project may save county money
• Mary Rowe Judik
• Flights honor our World War II heroes
• Chronicle Cross Country Wrap-Up
• Lexington's Karen Miller released from prison early
• Former Lexington County Assistant Sheriff Tim James ready to run
• Lady 'Cats fall in Charleston
• Students looking out for students
• Holmes C. Dreher
• Town closes Irmo Sports Bar
• White Knoll backs punish Gilbert
• Napoleon's final journey into exile
• Remembering 9/11
• Fare increase may help save county bus service
• Batesburg-Leesville looking for offense
• Allen Byrnes Frye
• Residents oppose SCE&G plans
• Wood grinding project may save county money
• Chapin faces another test in Irmo
• Michael William McCraw
• Send old cell phones to soldiers
• Lexington's Karen Miller released from prison early
• Chronicle Prep Football Roundup
• Stephanie Grace McKelvey
• She grew up, I grew old
• Students looking out for students
• The day America was tested again
• Midlands repays debt to NYC firefighters
• Sheriff loses retired bloodhound
• Former Lexington County Assistant Sheriff Tim James ready to run
• Murphy got it right, District 5 got it wrong
• Flights honor our World War II heroes
• Town closes Irmo Sports Bar
• Milesius of Spain
• Former Lexington County Assistant Sheriff Tim James ready to run
• Fare increase may help save county bus service
• Obits 9-9
• Town closes Irmo Sports Bar
• Wood grinding project may save county money
• Wilbur H. McCartha
• Fare increase may help save county bus service
• Lexington's Karen Miller released from prison early
• Mary Rowe Judik
• Wood grinding project may save county money
• Students looking out for students
• Holmes C. Dreher
• Lexington's Karen Miller released from prison early
• Napoleon's final journey into exile
• Remembering 9/11
• Students looking out for students
• The day America was tested again
• Allen Byrnes Frye
• Residents oppose SCE&G plans
• Napoleon's final journey into exile
• Milesius of Spain
• Michael William McCraw
• Send old cell phones to soldiers
• Midlands repays debt to NYC firefighters
• Remembering 9/11
• Stephanie Grace McKelvey
• She grew up, I grew old
• Lexington resident featured in book celebrating cancer survivors
• Residents oppose SCE&G plans
• Midlands repays debt to NYC firefighters
• Sheriff loses retired bloodhound
• Marc Beaman enters 2nd District Congressional race
• She grew up, I grew old
• Lexington resident featured in book celebrating cancer survivors
• Jasmine's pen makes strong point
• Four new precincts in county for next election
• Sheriff loses retired bloodhound
• Marc Beaman enters 2nd District Congressional race
• Problems? Prevent them next year
• September 9th, 2010 Edition:
• Jasmine's pen makes strong point
• Four new precincts in county for next election
• Waterfall overlook opens at park
• The day America was tested again
• Problems? Prevent them next year
• Allenberry Resort has attractions
• Remembering 9/11
• Waterfall overlook opens at park
• Flights honor our World War II heroes
• Response on smoking ban and Lexington traffic plan
• Allenberry Resort has attractions
• Vets lead Chapin in patriotic Labor Day Parade
• Vets lead Chapin in patriotic Labor Day Parade
• Vets lead Chapin in patriotic Labor Day Parade
• 9-11 continues to unite New York and South Carolina
• 9-11 continues to unite New York and South Carolina
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Scoreboard
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Scoreboard
• Duffy Tao McDowell, Jr.
• The OOM-PAH tent
• Heath Cody Sanders
• What's new?
• Sharpe holds first 'meet and greet' in bid for Cayce mayorship
• Save the date
• Teachers were dancing in the Cayce streets
• Help Riverbanks Zoo take a load off
• Regional cooperation targets better air service
• Scenic Overlook opens at Gibson Pond Park
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Scoreboard
• Lexington High School cheerleaders
• Ganal Technologies celebrates ribbon cutting
• Drawing the line at an indecent proposal
• Chronicle Sports Calendar
• Hot deals
• Idea!
• U.S. Amateur gets best of S.C. golfers
• Does curiosity kill?
• Health and safety in town
• Hakes leads Dutch Fork cross country
• Paul Graham knows and believes the Constitution, do you?
• Who are the Irish?
• B-C volleyball begins quest for title
• 'Mister, my family hasn't eaten in two days,' youngster said
• Obits 9-2
• Swansea faces tougher test with Eagles
• Harvest Hope Food Pantry's shelves are bare
• Waterloo goes to Wellington
• Wolves get 'A' for effort
• SE County Collection Station opens in Swansea
• Swansea seeks $10K for FOIA
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Roundup
• County policy: No idle vehicles saves gas, lowers pollution
• Big Thursday to further improve park
• Wilson investigation centers on $10 for gifts for soldiers' families
• Ride to celebrate the life of Malori Crapps
• Couple sought in burglary, kidnapping
• Lexington County kids help the hungry
• 55+ business classes from the NARA
• A tribute to our heroes
• Floyd Douglas McDaniel
• 'Sample of South' cookbook available
• The OOM-PAH tent
• Swansea faces tougher test with Eagles
• Harvest Hope Food Pantry's shelves are bare
• Drawing the line at an indecent proposal
• What's new?
• Wolves get 'A' for effort
• SE County Collection Station opens in Swansea
• Who are the Irish?
• Save the date
• Lexington Chronicle Prep Football Roundup
• County policy: No idle vehicles saves gas, lowers pollution
• Waterloo goes to Wellington
• Help Riverbanks Zoo take a load off
• Wilson investigation centers on $10 for gifts for soldiers' families
• Ride to celebrate the life of Malori Crapps
• Swansea seeks $10K for FOIA
• Scenic Overlook opens at Gibson Pond Park
• Couple sought in burglary, kidnapping
• Lexington County kids help the hungry
• Big Thursday to further improve park
• Ganal Technologies celebrates ribbon cutting
• A tribute to our heroes
• Floyd Douglas McDaniel
• 55+ business classes from the NARA
• Hot deals
• Drawing the line at an indecent proposal
• Duffy Tao McDowell, Jr.
• 'Sample of South' cookbook available
• Does curiosity kill?
• Idea!
• Heath Cody Sanders
• The OOM-PAH tent
• Paul Graham knows and believes the Constitution, do you?
• Health and safety in town
• Sharpe holds first 'meet and greet' in bid for Cayce mayorship
• What's new?
• 'Mister, my family hasn't eaten in two days,' youngster said
• Who are the Irish?
• Teachers were dancing in the Cayce streets
• Save the date
• Harvest Hope Food Pantry's shelves are bare
• Obits 9-2
• Regional cooperation targets better air service
• Help Riverbanks Zoo take a load off
• SE County Collection Station opens in Swansea
• Waterloo goes to Wellington
• Lexington High School cheerleaders
• Scenic Overlook opens at Gibson Pond Park
• County policy: No idle vehicles saves gas, lowers pollution
• Swansea seeks $10K for FOIA
• Chronicle Sports Calendar
• Ganal Technologies celebrates ribbon cutting
• Ride to celebrate the life of Malori Crapps
• Big Thursday to further improve park
• U.S. Amateur gets best of S.C. golfers
• Hot deals
• Lexington County kids help the hungry
• 55+ business classes from the NARA
• Hakes leads Dutch Fork cross country
• Paul Graham knows and believes the Constitution, do you?
• 'Sample of South' cookbook available
• B-C volleyball begins quest for title
• 'Mister, my family hasn't eaten in two days,' youngster said
• Scenic Overlook opens at Gibson Pond Park
• Hot deals
• Does curiosity kill?
• Ganal Technologies celebrates ribbon cutting
• Drawing the line at an indecent proposal
• Idea!
• Does curiosity kill?
• Health and safety in town
• Hot deals
• Idea!
• Who are the Irish?
• Health and safety in town
• Obits 9-2
• Who are the Irish?
• Waterloo goes to Wellington
• Obits 9-2
• Swansea seeks $10K for FOIA
• Waterloo goes to Wellington
• Big Thursday to further improve park
• Swansea seeks $10K for FOIA
• 55+ business classes from the NARA
• Big Thursday to further improve park
• 'Sample of South' cookbook available
• 55+ business classes from the NARA
• The OOM-PAH tent
• 'Sample of South' cookbook available
• What's new?
• The OOM-PAH tent
• Save the date
• What's new?
• Help Riverbanks Zoo take a load off
• Save the date
• Scenic Overlook opens at Gibson Pond Park
• Help Riverbanks Zoo take a load off
• Ganal Technologies celebrates ribbon cutting
• Drawing the line at an indecent proposal
• Swansea police officer arrested in drug investigation
• Swansea police officer arrested in drug investigation
• Prep Football Roundup - Aug. 27
• Lexington outlasts Batesburg-Leesville
• home saved from fire but 1st responders need help in IDs
• Prep Football Roundup - Aug. 27
• Lexington outlasts Batesburg-Leesville
• home saved from fire but 1st responders need help in IDs
• Prep Football Roundup - Aug. 27
• Lexington outlasts Batesburg-Leesville
• home saved from fire but 1st responders need help in IDs
• Prep Football Roundup - Aug. 27
• Lexington outlasts Batesburg-Leesville
• Legendary Rod Shealy has left us
• St. Andrews Rotary Club
• Keith Platt performs at Edmund First Baptist Church in Lexington
• Knights knock off defending champs
• Seniors enjoyed their luau
• Celebrating Jason and Suzie's engagement Saturday evening
• South Carolina Guard unit trains to support Operation Enduring Freedom mission
• home saved from fire but 1st responders need help in IDs
• You have to have the paperwork
• Chris Younts, co-founder and Chief Operations Officer of Hidden Wounds, briefed the St. Andrews Rota
• Sarah Adkins of Lexington wins Little Miss SC
• Lexington volleyball gears up for another run
• Museum Open House was a hit
• Rotary Golf Tournament Plans Continue
• Can Lexington leaders be concrete on plan?
• Prep Football Roundup - Aug. 27
• Seniors enjoyed their luau
• Celebrating Jason and Suzie's engagement Saturday evening
• South Carolina Guard unit trains to support Operation Enduring Freedom mission
• B-C confident about season, rivalry game
• Pastor falls while hiking in West
• Chapin Rotary Club announces 16th Charity Golf Classic Tournament
• A free spirit
• Lexington outlasts Batesburg-Leesville
• Museum Open House was a hit
• Rotary Golf Tournament Plans Continue
• Can Lexington leaders be concrete on plan?
• Earley pleased with Wildcats
• Just 'soaking it up' at new school
• 12th Annual Dam Swim for Drew Sept. 18
• Online check registers
• Irmo plans to zone noisy bars
• Pastor falls while hiking in West
• Chapin Rotary Club announces 16th Charity Golf Classic Tournament
• A free spirit
• Chronicle Prep Football previews
• Eddie McCain: 'Joe Means Jobs Lost'
• Sheriff's Department investigating White Knoll ahtletics account
• Government worker?
• B-L man charged with forced labor
• Just 'soaking it up' at new school
• 12th Annual Dam Swim for Drew Sept. 18
• Online check registers
• Irmo plans to zone noisy bars
• USC golfers to get new home in Lexington County
• Springdale moves elections to 2011
• Thank you
• Asian stink bug loves kudzu and beans, too
• Sheriff's Department investigating White Knoll ahtletics account
• Government worker?
• B-L man charged with forced labor
• Gibson Pond scenic overlook to open Tuesday
• Town, Harbor Watch to replace utility poles
• Live on fixed budget
• Checks phasing out at US Treasury Department
• Eddie McCain: 'Joe Means Jobs Lost'
• Springdale moves elections to 2011
• Thank you
• Asian stink bug loves kudzu and beans, too
• Nikki Haley unveils education reform plan
• What comes after a national tour? For celebrated national touring act Jake Haldenwang it's a d
• The road to liberty began at Lexington
• 2010 Culinary Cards for Cancer
• USC golfers to get new home in Lexington County
• Town, Harbor Watch to replace utility poles
• Live on fixed budget
• Checks phasing out at US Treasury Department
• West Columbia city employees working for a co-worker
• Wilma Alfredo Cruz-Flores
• Obits 8-26
• Four Lexington bankers graduate SC Bankers School
• Gibson Pond scenic overlook to open Tuesday
• What comes after a national tour? For celebrated national touring act Jake Haldenwang it's a d
• The road to liberty began at Lexington
• 2010 Culinary Cards for Cancer
• August 26th, 2010 Edition:
• Christopher Dale Hall
• Rodney Ryan "Rod" Shealy, Sr.
• Malori Crapps Memorial Ride
• Nikki Haley unveils education reform plan
• Wilma Alfredo Cruz-Flores
• Obits 8-26
• Four Lexington bankers graduate SC Bankers School
• Lexington County man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Guy Frances Polcari
• A clash of titans at Waterloo
• Creekside restaurant now open
• West Columbia city employees working for a co-worker
• Christopher Dale Hall
• Rodney Ryan "Rod" Shealy, Sr.
• Malori Crapps Memorial Ride
• Man kills ex's friend then self
• Help clean sidewalks for festival
• Johnny Sharpe wants to share his vision with Cayce voters
• Leadership Lexington County is looking for you
• August 26th, 2010 Edition:
• Guy Frances Polcari
• A clash of titans at Waterloo
• Creekside restaurant now open
• Midlands Incident training in Lexington Friday&Saturday
• Rotary Club plans charity golf tourney
• Green Party candidate seeking support of Irmo Democrats
• Grant to improve water in the Hollow Creek Watershed
• Lexington County man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Help clean sidewalks for festival
• Johnny Sharpe wants to share his vision with Cayce voters
• Leadership Lexington County is looking for you
• Chronicle Sports Calendar
• Wilkes family stayed cool in England
• Cayce Mayor: Campaign signs can be good and bad
• Gilbert Community gives $5,000
• Man kills ex's friend then self
• Rotary Club plans charity golf tourney
• Green Party candidate seeking support of Irmo Democrats
• Grant to improve water in the Hollow Creek Watershed
• SCJGA places six at US Amateur
• Legendary Rod Shealy has left us
• St. Andrews Rotary Club
• Keith Platt performs at Edmund First Baptist Church in Lexington
• Midlands Incident training in Lexington Friday&Saturday
• Wilkes family stayed cool in England
• Cayce Mayor: Campaign signs can be good and bad
• Gilbert Community gives $5,000
• LHS swimmer set records
• You have to have the paperwork
• Chris Younts, co-founder and Chief Operations Officer of Hidden Wounds, briefed the St. Andrews Rota
• Sarah Adkins of Lexington wins Little Miss SC
• 12th Annual Dam Swim for Drew Sept. 18
• Online check registers
• B-L man charged with forced labor
• Legendary Rod Shealy has left us
• Johnny Sharpe wants to share his vision with Cayce voters
• B-L man charged with forced labor
• Sheriff's Department investigating White Knoll ahtletics account
• Government worker?
• Man kills ex's friend then self
• You have to have the paperwork
• Green Party candidate seeking support of Irmo Democrats
• Asian stink bug loves kudzu and beans, too
• Springdale moves elections to 2011
• Thank you
• Asian stink bug loves kudzu and beans, too
• Seniors enjoyed their luau
• Cayce Mayor: Campaign signs can be good and bad
• Checks phasing out at US Treasury Department
• Town, Harbor Watch to replace utility poles
• Live on fixed budget
• Checks phasing out at US Treasury Department
• Museum Open House was a hit
• St. Andrews Rotary Club
• 2010 Culinary Cards for Cancer
• What comes after a national tour? For celebrated national touring act Jake Haldenwang it's a d
• The road to liberty began at Lexington
• 2010 Culinary Cards for Cancer
• Pastor falls while hiking in West
• Chris Younts, co-founder and Chief Operations Officer of Hidden Wounds, briefed the St. Andrews Rota
• Four Lexington bankers graduate SC Bankers School
• Wilma Alfredo Cruz-Flores
• Obits 8-26
• Four Lexington bankers graduate SC Bankers School
• Just 'soaking it up' at new school
• Celebrating Jason and Suzie's engagement Saturday evening
• Malori Crapps Memorial Ride
• Christopher Dale Hall
• Rodney Ryan "Rod" Shealy, Sr.
• Malori Crapps Memorial Ride
• Eddie McCain: 'Joe Means Jobs Lost'
• Rotary Golf Tournament Plans Continue
• Creekside restaurant now open
• Guy Frances Polcari
• A clash of titans at Waterloo
• Creekside restaurant now open
• USC golfers to get new home in Lexington County
• Chapin Rotary Club announces 16th Charity Golf Classic Tournament
• Leadership Lexington County is looking for you
• Johnny Sharpe wants to share his vision with Cayce voters
• Leadership Lexington County is looking for you
• Gibson Pond scenic overlook to open Tuesday
• 12th Annual Dam Swim for Drew Sept. 18
• Grant to improve water in the Hollow Creek Watershed
• Green Party candidate seeking support of Irmo Democrats
• Grant to improve water in the Hollow Creek Watershed
• Nikki Haley unveils education reform plan
• Sheriff's Department investigating White Knoll ahtletics account
• Gilbert Community gives $5,000
• Cayce Mayor: Campaign signs can be good and bad
• Gilbert Community gives $5,000
• West Columbia city employees working for a co-worker
• Springdale moves elections to 2011
• Sarah Adkins of Lexington wins Little Miss SC
• St. Andrews Rotary Club
• Keith Platt performs at Edmund First Baptist Church in Lexington
• August 26th, 2010 Edition:
• Town, Harbor Watch to replace utility poles
• South Carolina Guard unit trains to support Operation Enduring Freedom mission
• Chris Younts, co-founder and Chief Operations Officer of Hidden Wounds, briefed the St. Andrews Rota
• Sarah Adkins of Lexington wins Little Miss SC
• Lexington County man pleads guilty to drug charges
• What comes after a national tour? For celebrated national touring act Jake Haldenwang it's a d
• Can Lexington leaders be concrete on plan?
• Celebrating Jason and Suzie's engagement Saturday evening
• South Carolina Guard unit trains to support Operation Enduring Freedom mission
• Man kills ex's friend then self
• Help clean sidewalks for festival
• The road to liberty began at Lexington
• Rotary Golf Tournament Plans Continue
• Can Lexington leaders be concrete on plan?
• Midlands Incident training in Lexington Friday&Saturday
• Rotary Club plans charity golf tourney
• Rodney Ryan "Rod" Shealy, Sr.
• Chapin Rotary Club announces 16th Charity Golf Classic Tournament
• A free spirit
• Irmo plans to zone noisy bars
• Wilkes family stayed cool in England
• A clash of titans at Waterloo
• Irmo plans to zone noisy bars
• Authorities seek robber
• B-L bondsman charged with blackmail, human trafficking
• B-L bondsman charged with blackmail, human trafficking
• Man kills ex-wife's boyfriend in West Columbia then self
• Sheriff's Department investigating White Knoll ahtletics account
• Irmo outlasts Dutch Fork
• State stiffens law on out-of-state bids
• Sheriff's Department investigating White Knoll ahtletics account
• Pelion opens against Wagener-Salley
• Brian Keith receives an award from Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts
• No annuities in Lexington 5
• What's the Cayce majority afraid of?
• Gilbert faces A.C. Flora in Week Zero
• Peanut patrol
• The exiled emperor
• Glenda Allen more than organist
• Blue Grass at White Knoll Baptist Church
• Pelion Mayor Charlie Haggard accepts a S.C. Law Enforcement Network award
• MoveOn.org targets Joe Wilson
• Honor our firefighters Sept. 4
• Sharpe to host an old fashioned meet and greet
• Congressman Joe Wilson in Ahfghanistan
• US Airways to fly Columbia-New York route
• Life Springs to host Christian editor
• Lexington Independent wins World Series
• The Lake Francis community celebrated its ribbon cutting
• Chapin mother in race for District 5 school board
• The Caldwells of Ninety Six District
• Kueny wants to make his Cayce involvement official
• Michelin receives a Ford World Excellence Award
• Harmon seeks re-election to District One school board
• Weather's muggy but school's in
• Lexington athletics tops in the region
• Riverbanks announces new chairwoman
• Lampley opposing Jenkins in Cayce race
• Beat the heat in the garden
• Wilmesherr-Rankin
• August 19th, 2010 Edition:
• $10,000 to go to scholarships
• The world's greatest salespeople
• Lexington traffic plan moves on
• School District 1 headed back to court
• 2010 Peach Festival was a success
• Student fees rise in county
• Exciting times now that school's 'in'
• Bill will open ethics probes to public
• Cayce bank rober caugh near zoo
• Happy studying to our students this year
• Labor of love: Depot Building Supply closing
• Augusta couple die in I-20 accident in Lexington County
• Community honors greatest generation
• Chronicle Sports Calendar
• West Columbia man arrested in child predator sting
• Wilson announces Cut the Fat plan
• Johnson humble after loss
• Lexington women charged with manufacturing and running meth lab
• West Columbia Council considering long range beautification plan
• Sheriff's Department investigating White Knoll ahtletics account
• 3 Burning Questions
• House fire causes $25,000 in damages
• School Election/Board News
• Irmo outlasts Dutch Fork
• Rivalry kicks off regular season
• James R. Metts presents a special award to SCLEN volunteer Dan Hennigan
• School District 1 headed back to court
• Wilson announces Cut the Fat plan
• Brand X had half the story
• Student fees rise in county
• School District 1 headed back to court
• 2010 Peach Festival was a success
• Cayce bank rober caugh near zoo
• West Columbia Council considering long range beautification plan
• Thanks for article
• Bill will open ethics probes to public
• Cayce bank rober caugh near zoo
• Exciting times now that school's 'in'
• Augusta couple die in I-20 accident in Lexington County
• School Election/Board News
• Glenda Allen more than organist
• Labor of love: Depot Building Supply closing
• Augusta couple die in I-20 accident in Lexington County
• Happy studying to our students this year
• West Columbia man arrested in child predator sting
• State stiffens law on out-of-state bids
• Honor our firefighters Sept. 4
• Chronicle Sports Calendar
• West Columbia man arrested in child predator sting
• Community honors greatest generation
• Lexington women charged with manufacturing and running meth lab
• No annuities in Lexington 5
• Life Springs to host Christian editor
• Johnson humble after loss
• Lexington women charged with manufacturing and running meth lab
• Wilson announces Cut the Fat plan
• House fire causes $25,000 in damages
• Progress in inches
• The Caldwells of Ninety Six District
• 3 Burning Questions
• House fire causes $25,000 in damages
• West Columbia Council considering long range beautification plan
• James R. Metts presents a special award to SCLEN volunteer Dan Hennigan
• The exiled emperor
• Weather's muggy but school's in
• Rivalry kicks off regular season
• James R. Metts presents a special award to SCLEN volunteer Dan Hennigan
• School Election/Board News
• Brian Keith receives an award from Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts
• Alexander Skyler Dixon
• Beat the heat in the garden
• Pelion opens against Wagener-Salley
• Brian Keith receives an award from Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts
• State stiffens law on out-of-state bids
• Peanut patrol
• Randall Wade Knotts
• The world's greatest salespeople
• Gilbert faces A.C. Flora in Week Zero
• Peanut patrol
• No annuities in Lexington 5
• What's the Cayce majority afraid of?
• Pelion Mayor Charlie Haggard accepts a S.C. Law Enforcement Network award
• Dorothy McGee Lee
• 2010 Peach Festival was a success
• Blue Grass at White Knoll Baptist Church
• Pelion Mayor Charlie Haggard accepts a S.C. Law Enforcement Network award
• The exiled emperor
• Glenda Allen more than organist
• Congressman Joe Wilson in Ahfghanistan
• MoveOn.org targets Joe Wilson
• Exciting times now that school's 'in'
• Sharpe to host an old fashioned meet and greet
• Congressman Joe Wilson in Ahfghanistan
• MoveOn.org targets Joe Wilson
• Honor our firefighters Sept. 4
• The Lake Francis community celebrated its ribbon cutting
• US Airways to fly Columbia-New York route
• Help clean up Pine Ridge Aug. 28
• Lexington Independent wins World Series
• The Lake Francis community celebrated its ribbon cutting
• US Airways to fly Columbia-New York route
• Life Springs to host Christian editor
• Michelin receives a Ford World Excellence Award
• Chapin mother in race for District 5 school board
• Happy studying to our students this year
• Kueny wants to make his Cayce involvement official
• Michelin receives a Ford World Excellence Award
• Chapin mother in race for District 5 school board
• The Caldwells of Ninety Six District
• Riverbanks announces new chairwoman
• Harmon seeks re-election to District One school board
• Obits 8-19
• Lexington athletics tops in the region
• Riverbanks announces new chairwoman
• Harmon seeks re-election to District One school board
• Weather's muggy but school's in
• Lampley opposing Jenkins in Cayce race
• Billy M. Anderson
• Wilmesherr-Rankin
• August 19th, 2010 Edition:
• Lampley opposing Jenkins in Cayce race
• Beat the heat in the garden
• August 19th, 2010 Edition:
• $10,000 to go to scholarships
• Community honors greatest generation
• What's the Cayce majority afraid of?
• Lexington traffic plan moves on
• $10,000 to go to scholarships
• The world's greatest salespeople
• Randall Wade Knotts
• The world's greatest salespeople
• Pelion Mayor Charlie Haggard accepts a S.C. Law Enforcement Network award
• The exiled emperor
• Glenda Allen more than organist
• School District 1 headed back to court
• Wilson announces Cut the Fat plan
• Brand X had half the story
• Dorothy McGee Lee
• 2010 Peach Festival was a success
• Congressman Joe Wilson in Ahfghanistan
• MoveOn.org targets Joe Wilson
• Honor our firefighters Sept. 4
• Cayce bank rober caugh near zoo
• West Columbia Council considering long range beautification plan
• Thanks for article
• MoveOn.org targets Joe Wilson
• Exciting times now that school's 'in'
• The Lake Francis community celebrated its ribbon cutting
• US Airways to fly Columbia-New York route
• Life Springs to host Christian editor
• Augusta couple die in I-20 accident in Lexington County
• School Election/Board News
• Glenda Allen more than organist
• US Airways to fly Columbia-New York route
• Help clean up Pine Ridge Aug. 28
• Michelin receives a Ford World Excellence Award
• Chapin mother in race for District 5 school board
• The Caldwells of Ninety Six District
• West Columbia man arrested in child predator sting
• State stiffens law on out-of-state bids
• Honor our firefighters Sept. 4
• Chapin mother in race for District 5 school board
• Happy studying to our students this year
• Riverbanks announces new chairwoman
• Harmon seeks re-election to District One school board
• Weather's muggy but school's in
• Lexington women charged with manufacturing and running meth lab
• No annuities in Lexington 5
• Life Springs to host Christian editor
• Harmon seeks re-election to District One school board
• Obits 8-19
• August 19th, 2010 Edition:
• Lampley opposing Jenkins in Cayce race
• Beat the heat in the garden
• House fire causes $25,000 in damages
• Progress in inches
• The Caldwells of Ninety Six District
• Lampley opposing Jenkins in Cayce race
• Billy M. Anderson
• Connecting With Our Future...
• $10,000 to go to scholarships
• The world's greatest salespeople
• James R. Metts presents a special award to SCLEN volunteer Dan Hennigan
• The exiled emperor
• Weather's muggy but school's in
• $10,000 to go to scholarships
• Community honors greatest generation
• What's the Cayce majority afraid of?
• School District 1 headed back to court
• 2010 Peach Festival was a success
• Brian Keith receives an award from Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts
• Alexander Skyler Dixon
• Beat the heat in the garden
• School District 1 headed back to court
• Wilson announces Cut the Fat plan
• Brand X had half the story
• Cayce bank rober caugh near zoo
• Exciting times now that school's 'in'
• Peanut patrol
• Randall Wade Knotts
• The world's greatest salespeople
• Cayce bank rober caugh near zoo
• West Columbia Council considering long range beautification plan
• Thanks for article
• Augusta couple die in I-20 accident in Lexington County
• Happy studying to our students this year
• Pelion Mayor Charlie Haggard accepts a S.C. Law Enforcement Network award
• Dorothy McGee Lee
• 2010 Peach Festival was a success
• Augusta couple die in I-20 accident in Lexington County
• School Election/Board News
• Glenda Allen more than organist
• West Columbia man arrested in child predator sting
• Community honors greatest generation
• Congressman Joe Wilson in Ahfghanistan
• MoveOn.org targets Joe Wilson
• Exciting times now that school's 'in'
• West Columbia man arrested in child predator sting
• State stiffens law on out-of-state bids
• Honor our firefighters Sept. 4
• Lexington women charged with manufacturing and running meth lab
• Wilson announces Cut the Fat plan
• The Lake Francis community celebrated its ribbon cutting
• US Airways to fly Columbia-New York route
• Help clean up Pine Ridge Aug. 28
• No annuities in Lexington 5
• Life Springs to host Christian editor
• House fire causes $25,000 in damages
• West Columbia Council considering long range beautification plan
• Michelin receives a Ford World Excellence Award
• Chapin mother in race for District 5 school board
• Happy studying to our students this year
• Progress in inches
• The Caldwells of Ninety Six District
• James R. Metts presents a special award to SCLEN volunteer Dan Hennigan
• School Election/Board News
• Riverbanks announces new chairwoman
• Harmon seeks re-election to District One school board
• Obits 8-19
• The exiled emperor
• Weather's muggy but school's in
• Brian Keith receives an award from Lexington County Sheriff James R. Metts
• State stiffens law on out-of-state bids
• August 19th, 2010 Edition:
• Lampley opposing Jenkins in Cayce race
• Billy M. Anderson
• Alexander Skyler Dixon
• Beat the heat in the garden
• Peanut patrol
• No annuities in Lexington 5
• What's the Cayce majority afraid of?
• $10,000 to go to scholarships
• Community honors greatest generation
• What's the Cayce majority afraid of?
• Augusta couple die in I-20 accident in Lexington County
• Cayce bank rober caught near zoo
• House fire causes $25,000 in damages
• House fire causes $25,000 in damages
• Cayce bank rober caught near zoo
• About Real Estate in Lexington

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