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Sen. Nikki Setzler reelected to Senate Seat – Dist 26

State Sen. Nikki Setzler of West Columbia wins reelection Tuesday to state Senate Seat Dist. 26. Setzler, a Democrat, received 54.42% of the vote. He received 23,364 votes. Smith received 45.49% of the vote or 19,533 votes. There were 42,935 votes cast in the race. Results posted by the SC Election Commission.

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Count stops in the middle of the presidential race, with Trump leading

It seemed as President Donald Trump was headed for reelection, Tuesday night, when vote counting abruptly stopped in several states. Trump, a Republican, was ahead of challenger and former Vice President Joe Biden, a Democrat, in five states, when the counting stopped. Trump leads in Georgia, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Michigan. He was also leading […]

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Kessler, Branham, Castles and Bray win Lexington 2 seats

Cindy Kessler, Beth Dickerson Branham, Liz Chitty Castles and Abbott Bray were the top four vote-getters for the four open seats on the Lexington Two School Board. The election was held Tuesday. Kessler and Branham are incumbents. Kevin Key was also on the board and he got the fifth-most number of votes. Results are from […]

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Cayce Public Safety searching for vehicle involved in a hit and run

Investigators with the Cayce Department of Public Safety are searching for a vehicle involved in a hit and run collision.  The incident occurred in the east bound lanes near of 1925 Airport Blvd, at approximately 7:45 PM. Officers were notified shortly after 8 PM, when a passing motorists observed an injured pedestrian on the shoulder of the roadway. […]

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Cayce woman exits her car and dies after being struck by vehicle

Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the individual who died after being struck by a vehicle about 4 p.m., Monday, in the 5800 block of Edmund Highway near Pelion. According to Fisher, Ms. Lisa Claudine Fry, 47, of Cayce was pronounced dead a short time later at an area hospital due to her injuries. […]

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Long lines form even before the polls open in West Columbia, Tuesday

Before 7 a.m., Tuesday, long lines were forming at two polling sites in West Columbia. Before the sun came up, voters were assembling at Providence Presbyterian Church on Hummingbird Drive and at Our Saviour Lutheran Church on Sunset Boulevard. The polls are open until 7 p.m. Aside from a presidential race where President Donald Trump […]

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West Columbia cited for Excellence in Financial Reporting

From Anna Huffman – City of West Columbia Communications – The Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting has been awarded to the City of West Columbia by the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) for its comprehensive annual financial report (CAFR) for the 29th consecutive year. The Certificate […]

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City of West Columbia extends face mask ordinance

The City of West Columbia City Council voted to extend an ordinance to require face coverings for 60 more days, at its meeting Tuesday. West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles said the data he has seen indicates a lower rate of the spread of COVID-19 when masks are required. Councilman Mike Green asked how long would […]

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