Cayce City Council to meet at 5 p.m., Wednesday. Click on agenda below to enlarge.   

West Columbia City Council will hold a Special Council Meeting, at 6 p.m., Tuesday at City Hall, 200 N. 12th Street, West Columbia. On the agenda is: Discussion of Preliminary 2017-2018 Fiscal Year Budget; and a facade district map final and discussion of Facade Grant Assistance Program Also: Second Reading Consideration of the Planning Commission’s […]

Do you recognize this man? (photo to the right) Lexington County Sheriff’s investigators said he was caught on surveillance video driving a vehicle that was stolen in Swansea in January. Keep an eye out for a 1998 Ford Escort with SC tag NDK758. If you see the car or know who this man is, you […]

Gray Collegiate in West Columbia defeated  Andrew Jackson 93-to -41 Saturday in 2A high school basketball playoff action. It is the second playoff win for Gray. The War Eagles defeated Chesnee last week, 114-to-33. In Saturday’s game, Gray’s Juwan Gary scored 39 points.

You may have noticed personnel from the  Public Works Department in Springdale picking up garbage. They are in a nice new truck. It’s a great addition to the Town.

The Brookland-Cayce Baseball 5k was held Saturday. BC Baseball Coach and Athletic Director Rusty Charpia gets ready to start the run, after thanking the dozens of runners participating. It is the 6th year for the run/walk. The Brookland-Cayce Baseball 5K is the biggest fundraiser for Bearcat Baseball.

Brookland-Cayce defeated Timberland Friday night , 60-36. It was Round Two of the State Playoffs. With the win, BC will move on to play at Ridgeland-Hardeville on Tuesday. The winner of that game advances to the Lower State championship game next Saturday. “We played lights out. We didn’t let up,” said BC Basketball Coach Robert Wells […]

Bee Safe Storage and Wine Cellar brand has bought this lot at the corner of Augusta Road and Cedarcrest Drive in Lexington. NAI Avant announced the sale Wednesday. According to the Bee Safe Storage website a storage unit is planned a on the site in Lexington.