Month: October 2018

Tokyo Joe playing Rhythm on the River at 6 p.m. Friday – Food Truck is Scott Benny’s

It’s another  big weekend of the Rhythm on the River fall concert series. Bring a blanket, chair or take a seat at the amphitheater. Enjoy music with friends and family. Tokyo Joe is the band from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. this Friday (October 5) at the Wyman “Mac” Rish Riverwalk and Amphitheater, 121 Alexander Rd, […]

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67-year-old Lexington County man sentenced for methamphetamine trafficking

Thomas Sutton Ray, a 67-year-old Chapin man, was sentenced this week in Lexington County General Sessions Court to eight years for two counts of Trafficking Methamphetamine, Possession of a Weapon during the Commission of a Violent Crime, and Criminal Conspiracy. The sentence was handed down by Circuit Court Judge Eugene C. Griffith, Jr.Trafficking methamphetamine is […]

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Cayce Guided Walking Tours along Congaree River resumed for the fall

The City of Cayce Guided Walking Tours along the banks of the Congaree River have resumed for the fall. Explore living history on the tours. Two have already been conducted this fall, and one is scheduled for this coming Saturday. In just one-square-mile, there is cultural and natural evidence of 12,000 years of habitation in […]

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Man charged with shooting into a house related to domestic dispute

The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department announced the arrest of William Blair Capers, 39, Monday. He faces multiple charges in connection to a shooting incident early Sunday at a home on Miranda Road. Capers, of West Columbia, is charged with seven counts of attempted murder, one count of third-degree domestic violence, and one account of possessing […]

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Street Trading Company highlighting artwork, history Friday

Doug Allen from Adluh Flour will be at State Street Trading Company on State Street in West Columbia on Friday, Oct. 5, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Adluh has been voted the most iconic symbol of the Columbia area. Allen will give a brief talk on the history of Adluh and he will be […]

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Cayce Guided Walking Tours along Congaree River resumed for the fall

The City of Cayce Guided Walking Tours along the banks of the Congaree River have resumed for the fall. Explore living history on the tours. Two have already been conducted this fall, and one is scheduled for this coming Saturday. In just one-square-mile, there is cultural and natural evidence of 12,000 years of habitation in […]

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Man charged with shooting into a house related to domestic dispute

The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department announced the arrest of William Blair Capers, 39, Monday. He faces multiple charges in connection to a shooting incident early Sunday at a home on Miranda Road. Capers, of West Columbia, is charged with seven counts of attempted murder, one count of third-degree domestic violence, and one account of possessing […]

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Street Trading Company highlighting artwork, history Friday

Doug Allen from Adluh Flour will be at State Street Trading Company on State Street in West Columbia on Friday, Oct. 5, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Adluh has been voted the most iconic symbol of the Columbia area. Allen will give a brief talk on the history of Adluh and he will be […]

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