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Gray Collegiate Academy Junior Marydavis Hallman has been selected to the SCHSL Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. The SCHSL chose 14 student-athletes among the more than 100,000 athletic participants. The purpose of the Council is to provide a voice for student-athletes within the SCHSL governance structure. Principals and Athletic Directors selected their best and brightest leaders, and […]
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Jake Rupert, 40, of Lexington, was sentenced to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to walkaway escape from a federal residential re-entry facility. Evidence obtained in the investigation revealed that on the morning of March 5, 2024, Rupert walked away, without permission, from a federal halfway house in Columbia. In January 2024, Rupert […]
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The City of West Columbia, the Cayce West-Columbia Rotary Club, and the West Metro Rotary Club will open a time Capsule in February. as we celebrate the past and look to the future. Everyone is invited and light refreshments will be served afterward. Event link: West Columbia Time Capsule Opening CeremonyWednesday, February 122:00 PMWest Columbia […]
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Congratulations to West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles and West Columbia Director of Economic Development BJ Unthank, for being recognized by Columbia Business Monthly as one of the “50 Most Influential 2024” in the Midlands region.
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Nearly 290 choral students from Lexington Two elementary, middle, and high schools have been selected to the 2024-2025 Lexington Two District Honor Choir. The students will have a joint performance on February 13 at the Lexington Two Performing Arts Center. Those selected to the Lexington Two District Honor Choir are: ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Cayce: Bailey Bates, Christopher […]
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More residential, restaurant and retail growth could be coming to the City of Cayce in the near future. Cayce has contracted with Stewart Engineering to make changes to the city’s zoning codes this year in an effort to make the building process easier. Tim James, Cayce City Council Member and Mayor Pro-Tem said: “As a […]
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Parris D’Shawn Sutton, a 27-year-old man from Gaston, pled guilty to Attempted Murder and Possession of a Weapon during the Commission of a Violent Crime last Wednesday. Chief Administrative Judge Debra R. McCaslin sentenced Sutton to 28 years in prison. Sutton received a 23-year sentence on the Attempted Murder followed by a consecutive 5-year sentence […]
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A crew from the Irmo Fire District responded to an incident, in which a vehicle overturned, on I-26 Eastbound near malfunction junction. The incident caused multiple lanes to be blocked at the 107 mile marker. Injuries were minor. It took a while to get the site cleared.
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