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Spring cleaning is therapeutic, and West Columbia nonprofits can use the items you’re getting rid of
Spring cleaning, as the weather warms, can refresh the home and mind while generating new energy by opening windows and decluttering. According to National Geographic magazine, Spring cleaning is also symbolic of a fresh start. The tradition represents a “transition from the dormant winter season to the vibrant growth of spring. By purging the home […]
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The resurfacing of Lee Street in Cayce is complete, providing a smoother and safer road for residents. “The resurfacing of this two-block road marks a $134,938 investment in District 2 and the City of Cayce,” said Dist 2 Cayce City Councilman Byron Thomas. “The repaving was made possible through a strong partnership with SCDOT and […]
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BIG WEEK AHEAD at the Cayce’s Farmer’s Market, 2329 Charleston Highway, Cayce – YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS Flower trucks arriving all week bringing in fresh, beautiful new plantsPlant & Flower Show THIS WEEKEND – come out and see it all! Fresh Produce Highlights:• Florida crookneck squash• Sweet Athena cantaloupes• Local strawberries in full swing!Saturday […]
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West Columbia City Council presented a Resolution to Bill’s Music Shop and Pickin’ Parlor on its 40th Anniversary, Tuesday at the West Columbia Regular City Council meeting. Bill opened the doors to the Pickin’ Parlor in December of 1985, and this Friday we’re celebrating 40 of bluegrass pickin’! Please make plans to stop by and […]
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West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles and and City Council recognized Anne Moye on her 100th birthday at the Regular Council Meeting on Tuesday, April 7. From her years as a nursing leader at SC Baptist Hospital to serving as President of the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber & Visitors Program, Anne Moye has dedicated her life […]
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The Cayce Police Department released a report for the month of March.It shows the CPD responded to 80 vehicle collisions and arrested and took 45 people into custody for the month. There were 1057 calls for service and 236 incident reports written. There were 453 citations issued and 281 warning issued. There were 8 DUI […]
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Mota Crosslinking Business Academy was recognized by the West Columbia City Council, Tuesday, with a resolution commemorating its 5th Anniversary. The Resolution is below photo of the resolution being presented. WHEREAS, Mota Crosslinking Business Academy (MCBA) established its primary headquarters in West Columbia in 2022, recognizing the city’s dynamic growth, vibrant business community, and strategic […]
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Addressing Food Insecurity: Expanding Access Through Community Gardens Food insecurity—the lack of consistent access to enough nutritious food to meet basic needs—remains a serious and widespread challenge affecting millions of individuals and families. Its consequences extend far beyond hunger, contributing to poor nutrition, chronic health conditions, and increased stress and anxiety. One of the most […]
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