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The City of West Columbia’s 2nd Thursday Night Meeting Street Artisan Market is this Thursday, October 13, from 4 PM – 8 PM, 425 Meeting Street, West Columbia. In addition to over 20 vendors, there will be free henna tattoos and balloon art by Emerald Artistry and live art demonstrations. Bring the family and support local […]
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AGP Group, one of the world’s leading specialty glazing manufacturers, today announced plans to establish its innovative AGP eGlass division in Lexington County. The company’s $3.3 million investment will create 35 new jobs. Headquartered in Belgium and with operations around the world, AGP eGlass is a pioneer in high-tech automotive glazing solutions. With a value proposition focused […]
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The Bin Store will hold its GRAND OPENING at 9 a.m. on Friday Oct, 21. It is family and Veteran owned. Brad and Craig Giles are the owners. Link to Bin Store Facebook page It’s at 2814 Augusta Rd, West Columbia (Next to Carolina Pottery and the ReStore.) Hours below: Friday / 9AM – 5PM […]
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Lexington Two’s high schools are inviting the community to kick off Halloween at their family-friendly trick-or-treat events. Airport High School’s Trick or Treat Lane is set for 6 p.m.-7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 26, on the school campus, 1315 Boston Ave., West Columbia. The event is coordinated by Student Council, with clubs and community members […]
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Anne Reamer has been named Lexington Two School District’s Teacher of the Year. “This is a much deserved recognition and I know (she) will represent the (Lexington Two Innovation Center) very well,” Dr. Brenda B. Hafner, Lexington Two Superintendent said on her Twitter feed.“Thank you everyone for the kind words,” Reamer said.
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Brookland-Cayce High School’s annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration lunch has become a favorite tradition, and this year’s event did not disappoint. The celebration, held during all lunch periods on Friday, October 7, included several food trucks offering Hispanic dishes, music, and dancing. This year’s national Hispanic Heritage Month observance runs September 15-October 15. Captions: Mrs. G’s […]
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UPDATE – Tristan Lanford has been found safe and returned to his home. Thank you to all those who called in tips and shared this post. The Lexington Police Department is searching for Tristan Lanford, age 11, as he was last seen in the 200 block of Old Chapin Road early Monday afternoon. He was […]
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NAI Columbia’s Ben Kelly, Patrick Chambers, and Jack Springs successfully represented Lexington Medical Center in acquiring two properties. One of the newly acquired properties is located at 2729 Sunset Blvd., directly across from Lexington Medical Center’s main campus in West Columbia. The property sits on 5.98 acres and was formerly occupied by a Farm Bureau […]
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