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First Amendment firebrand, journalist and editor. Fluent in #1A, #opengov, #ncpol, #scpol. Editor of the Lexington County Chronicle @LexChron
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Public weighs in on Lexington County sports complex

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By Corey Friedman Verified
| Lexington County Chronicle & The Dispatch News Verified
Civic leaders, elected officials and youth sports coaches touted a proposed $74 million Lexington County multi-sports complex as a game-changer for local tourism while a half-dozen residents and a former state legislator expressed concerns about the public cost. The Lexington County Council held a public hearing Tuesday, Aug. 11, on a $70 million bond issue to build the 150,000-square-foot facility.
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600-home development coming to Chapin industrial park

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By Corey Friedman Verified
| Lexington County Chronicle & The Dispatch News Verified
Posted Wednesday, August 12, 2026 3:10 pm A mammoth mixed-use development with at least 600 homes is planned for the Chapin Business & Technology Park after Lexington County agreed to sell more than 200 acres to a real estate development company. The Lexington County Council voted Tuesday, Aug. 11, to sell 203.7 acres in the Chapin industrial park to Brighton Capital Partners for $20.4 million as an ordinance authorizing the sale contract received its third and final reading.
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Prysmian plans 136 new Lexington jobs

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By Corey Friedman Verified
| Lexington County Chronicle & The Dispatch News Verified
Wire and cable manufacturer Prysmian will invest $80 million in its Lexington plant and create more than 130 jobs, the Kentucky-based company said Wednesday, Aug. 12. Prysmian North America announced the expansion a day after the Lexington County Council unanimously approved the second reading of an ordinance extending tax incentives to the company in an economic development initiative codenamed Project Ribbon.
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