Month: October 2022
The General Election is Nov. 8. in Lexington County and across the nation. Poll Managers are needed to help ensure the elections in Lexington County are accurate and secure. You will receive paid training and pay for the day of work as a Poll Manager. Find out more SCVotes.gov or call the Lexington County Voter […]
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Gas and Supply cut the ribbon on its new Cayce location, Friday, at 1148 Walter Price Rd. US Rep. Joe Wilson (R-Springdale) was on hand, along with Cayce Councilmembers: Skip Jenkins, Phil Carter, Tim James, and Hunter Sox. Cayce Mayor Elise Partin toured the facility before the ribbon-cutting. Wilson presented a Congressional certificate to Mike […]
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Ashley Hunter, spokeswoman for the City of Cayce issued a statement Saturday afternoon. It read: “There was a report of gunfire at the BC football stadium around 4:30 PM. (Saturday.) Fireworks were inappropriately set off and the Police Department is investigating that.” Others reported at least a dozen law enforcement vehicles at Brookland-Cayce High School […]
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The Brookland-Cayce and Gray Collegiate high school football teams are hot. Each kept winning streaks alive Friday night. BC beat Dreher by a score of 42-13 and Gray defeated Newberry 54-12.Airport lost to Friday night to South Aiken by a score of 62 – 21.
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SC DNR Press Release – A Lexington man was sentenced to prison for his role in a boat crash that killed two people in August of 2020. The case was investigated by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources. Dylan Steele, 28, was sentenced Oct. 10 in Newberry County court to 10 years in prison, […]
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There are three more October concerts in the Rhythm on the River Fall Concert Series. The concerts are from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. at the West Columbia Riverwalk Amphitheater on Fridays. Neon Brown Band is playing Rhythm on the River Friday. Oct. 14th: Neon Brown Band Oct. 21st: Nahi Gruv Oct. 28th: Interstate Exiles […]
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Streets in the City of West Columbia are cleaner due to the new equipment rolling out in the Public Works Department. A street sweeper, switch-and-go truck, and leaf truck were purchased to help sanitation more efficiently complete routes and keep city streets clean. The street sweeper and crews are systematically moving through the city streets […]
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