New Boo at the Zoo features as West Columbia welcomes Halloween, See the Trunk R’ Treat Sites and Wooden Dead
Halloween originated as an ancient Celtic festival, about 2,000 years ago, according to the History Channel. In the middle ages, people began practicing a tradition of dressing up as ghosts, going door-to-door to receive treats. Over the years, Halloween has evolved to include the practice of costumed children trick-or-treating, filling […]
Read More >> about New Boo at the Zoo features as West Columbia welcomes Halloween, See the Trunk R’ Treat Sites and Wooden DeadMid-Carolina Electric Cooperative awards Bright Ideas grants to Lexington School District Two educators
Four Lexington School District Two educators have been awarded Bright Ideas grants from Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative for their innovative school projects. Here are the four educators and their projects: Haley Williamson, a special education teacher at Brookland-Cayce High School, has been awarded a $1,000 Bright Ideas grant for her project, […]
Read More >> about Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative awards Bright Ideas grants to Lexington School District Two educatorsParkland Plaza in Cayce Is For Sale, according to real estate listing
According to a listing by Colliers, Parkland Plaza in Cayce is For Sale Parkland Plaza Investment Offering – Value-Add Opportunity Parkland Plaza, located in Cayce, South Carolina, is one of the first shopping centers established in the greater Columbia area. It began as a grocery anchored neighborhood center in the […]
Read More >> about Parkland Plaza in Cayce Is For Sale, according to real estate listingPaul Kirby, Publisher of the Lexington County Ledger, Obituary
Paul Duncan Kirby – Jul 29, 1963 — Oct 9, 2026 – Pelion It is with heavy hearts and profound sadness that we announce the passing of Paul Duncan Kirby, who went home to be with the Lord on October 9, 2026, at the age of 63. While our hearts […]
Read More >> about Paul Kirby, Publisher of the Lexington County Ledger, ObituaryWoman, age 35, who died in head-on collision, is identified by the Lexington County Coroner
Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has positively identified the person who died in a two-vehicle accident in the 1700 block of Fairview Road in the Pelion area of Lexington County on Tuesday, Oct. 13,at approximately 7:17 a.m. Click here to see SCHP report on the crash According to Fisher, Ms. […]
Read More >> about Woman, age 35, who died in head-on collision, is identified by the Lexington County CoronerFatal Lexington County crash reported by SCHP
The South Carolina Highway Patrol reported a fatal collision occurred in Lexington County at 7:17 am. on Tuesday.According to Master Trooper William H. Bennett, the fatal collision occurred on Fairview Road (US 178) near the intersection with TA Fore Road. Bennett said a 2021 Dodge Durango was traveling west on […]
Read More >> about Fatal Lexington County crash reported by SCHPLexington County Council recognizes former Cayce-West Columbia Chamber President and CEO Tim James
Lexington County Council recognized former Cayce-West Columbia Chamber President and CEO Tim James for his service, at its meeting Tuesday, leadership and commitment to our community, local businesses and first responders. James is also a former Cayce City Councilman and Cayce Police Chief. James pictured with Lexington Councilman Todd Cockrell.
Read More >> about Lexington County Council recognizes former Cayce-West Columbia Chamber President and CEO Tim JamesSouth Carolina State Federal Credit Union donates $15,000 to For The Lovers of Street Dogs to help rescue and help dogs and cats
For The Lovers of Street Dogs, Corp. was awarded a $15,000 grant from South Carolina State Federal Credit Union.The Lovers of Street Dogs rescue works tirelessly to help animals in need through humane trapping, rescue efforts, and an ongoing commitment to spaying and neutering dogs in the community and feral/community […]
Read More >> about South Carolina State Federal Credit Union donates $15,000 to For The Lovers of Street Dogs to help rescue and help dogs and catsLexington’s Wingard’s Market Partners with Columbia Green to Donate Trees
Wingard’s Market in Lexington, is giving Midlands’s residents another reason to plant a tree this fall. Throughout October, Wingard’s is partnering with Columbia Green for its “Plant a Purpose” initiative, donating one tree for every five trees sold to support Columbia Green’s “Beat the Heat” campaign. The monthlong initiative, running […]
Read More >> about Lexington’s Wingard’s Market Partners with Columbia Green to Donate TreesNew sidewalks being installed as Meeting Street Improvement Project progresses
Meeting Street Improvement Project Update: Milestones What to Know Coming Up in the Next Two Weeks Questions or need assistance? Contact the City at [email protected] or (803) 939-8628.
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