Month: February 2024
Former President Donald J. Trump won the South Carolina Presidential Primary held Saturday, with 60 percent of the vote. Former SC Governor Nikki Haley won roughly 40 percent of the vote. (Top image from RSBN-Rumble) “I have never seen the Republican Party so unified as it is right now,” Trump said after his primary win […]
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All lanes of Sunset Boulevard, near Walmart, were shut down Saturday around noon due to a 2-car collision. Emergency personnel were on the scene detouring drivers around the collision.All lanes were reopened. The cause of the collision was disregarding a traffic control device.
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Lexington Police were on the scene of a 3-vehicle collision crash in the 900 block of West Main Street at Topsider Court, around 3 Friday afternoon. One outbound lane was being diverted to the median to allow traffic to continue.
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The ribbon was cut, Thursday, for Carolina Executive Coach – Southern Luxury Transportation. The event was hosted by the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber. Included was a celebration of the expansion of Carolina Executive Coach’s motor coach division. It’s at 1833 Airport Blvd. Ste C , Cayce. Chamber President Tim James and Board Chair Lindsey Miles were […]
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The Cayce Fire Department is hosting Save a Life Day on March 16, at Granby Gardens Park (located at 1800 12th Street.) This new initiative will combine important safety opportunities, like CPR and basic first aid, with fun for the whole family! The event will kick off at 11 am and end at 2 pm. There will be a […]
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The 4th Annual International Women’s Business Day is being hosted by Mota Crosslinking Business Academy from 11 am until 1 pm on March 8, at 633 12th St. West Columbia. Celebrate and acknowledge women who are helping other women bloom. Included is a lunch and some shopping. The entrance fee is $20. For more information […]
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Brookland-Cayce High School has selected Cory Karl as its new competitive cheer team coach. Karl brings six years of cheer team coaching experience, along with more than a decade of stunt and tumble coaching. She most recently served as head varsity cheer coach at Ben Lippen School, where the team won back-to-back 4A SCISA State […]
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The City of West Columbia, in 2021, began a campaign to celebrate the individuals, entrepreneurs, and businesses that make up the city’s sense of spirit and unity. The Real Faces WeCo Places decorative pole banners were hoisted in the River District and Triangle City. More faces and places have been added over the years and […]
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