Chapin News

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Grassroots limited-government activists are sounding a battle cry in Lexington County over what they consider creeping government control by their County Council.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund T. Terrio of Florence, S.C. are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl LaRaine Terrio to Hugh Gilbert Bell lll, son of Pamela McKnight White and the late Troy P. White of Irmo, S.C. and Mr.

Job Search 2012 @ 1:30 PM This workshop is designed for the newly unemployed, recent graduates, new WIA participants or any job seeker.

Lexington, SC - Lexington County Council passed the first reading of an ordinance that would make a messy yard illegal.

Gov. Nikki Haley received some political bruises Saturday, as her home area of Lexington County went against the candidate she endorsed for the GOP presidential nomination.

South Carolina Republicans went to the polls Saturday, poised to shake up the presidential campaign and deny Mitt Romney the easy victory he'd hoped might cap a march to the party's presidential nomination.

Chapin-area residents and business owners are being asked to express their opinions about growth in northern Lexington County community.

Attend Networkers Job Finding Club Every Thursday At 10AM Newberry SCWorks 833 Main Street January 26,2012 Guest Speaker: Roper Staffing ~~ PLEASE BRING YOUR RESUME Welcome to Tru - Bilt Homes, Inc.

Lexington County is setting aside $8 million to buy and outfit a center for computer and technology firms in the Chapin area.