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The City of Cayce is pleased to announce the hiring of a new Assistant City Manager, Mr. Wesley K. Crosby. A sample of Crosby’s duties will include special projects and community development. Crosby comes to Cayce with more than 20 years of experience in public administration, project management, and grant administration. Most recently, he helped manage downtown development projects […]
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The New West Columbia Newsletter for February and March includes updates from Mayor Tem Miles and City Council members. Click here for link to new West Columbia NewsletterThe newest edition also contains articles about: Kinetic Derby Day, Ed’s Editions and Sunset Pharmacy.
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Portions of the West Columbia Riverwalk are currently closed. West Columbia Public Works cleared all debris and reopened the Riverwalk parking lot and amphitheater soon after the flooding from Hurricane Helene. The City of West Columbia has actively participated in FEMA meetings to ensure a smooth recovery process. FEMA completed the site visit on January […]
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River Bluff High School announces that Blair Hardin has officially resigned as head coach of the River Bluff football team, effective 2/6/25. Coach Hardin stated that after nearly two decades of being a head football coach, the last eight of which have been at the helm of River Bluff’s program, he made the incredibly difficult […]
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On Jan. 19, an employee with Dominion Energy reported the discovery of what they believed to be human skeletal remains in a wooded area off of Charleston Highway in the Cayce area of Lexington County. The Cayce Police Department was first to arrive on scene and subsequently called the Lexington County Coroner’s Office to respond. […]
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Seventy-eight middle and high school students have been selected for the 2024-2025 Lexington Two District Honor Band. Both middle and high school students are spending 10 hours of rehearsal learning new music and working with master educators, with middle school musicians working with Jocquin Fuller and high school students with master educator Roger Simpson. Members […]
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FOUND SAFE – The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department worked to locate 5-year-old Clayton Frick, in Chapin Thursday afternoon. He was FOUND SAFE
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Fifty-seven Lexington Two middle and high school students have been selected to the District Honor Orchestra. Middle school musicians worked with clinician Dorothy Hanlin, while high schoolers worked with Phillip Pagal. Their work culminated in a free performance, open to the public, on February 4 at the Lexington Two Performing Arts Center. Students are under […]
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