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The portion of the West Columbia Riverwalk Park from the Moffatt Street entrance to the area under the Gervais Street Bridge that was closed due to flooding is now open.
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South Carolina has spent decades building one of the strongest manufacturing economies in America.Companies like BMW, Boeing, Volvo, Michelin, and Scout Motors have invested billions of dollars in ourstate. The Port of Charleston has become one of the nation’s most important gateways for global commerce. Advanced manufacturers continue to choose South Carolina because of our […]
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It’s National Public Works Week, and the City of West Columbia celebrated with its annual Backhoe Rodeo, Wednesday. Click here to see video The West Columbia Public Works crew works tirelessly behind the scenes every day to keep WeCo running smoothly, safely, and beautifully. Wednesday, the crew got to put their incredible precision, speed, and […]
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The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department is asking for help to find Frederick Michael Nerini. He’s wanted on multiple charges including four burglary charges, possession of stolen goods and criminal conspiracy. He’s likely in the Gilbert area, according to the sheriff’s department. You can anonymously share tips on Nerini’s whereabouts when you use the Midlands Crimestoppers […]
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The Taylor Watford Foundation’s 5th Annual 5K Run/Walk for Hope is scheduled for May 16, 2026. The TWF thanks you all of its previous sponsors and would love to have you back for the 5th Annual 5K. We invite all new sponsors, too. Sponsorship packages and their prices have remained the same– between $100 and $2,000. If you […]
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The Cayce-West Columbia Parade of Lights, sponsored by the Cayce-West Columbia Chamber, made its way across 12th Street, Saturday evening. The parade featured more than 110 entries with 300-plus units. From go-carts and big trucks to elected officials and the Brookland-Cayce Marching Band. Cayce City Council Members: Phil Carter; Alice Rose; Tiffany Aull; and Byron […]
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Tim James is leaving his post as Chamber President and CEO at the end of December. At the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber Business Breakfast, Tuesday, Chamber Board Chairwoman Lindsay Miles proclaimed it “Tim James Day.” James was presented with a Resolution and a Plaque honoring his six years of service as Chamber President and CEO. […]
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The Lexington Police Department reported a collision on Augusta Road (US-1) at Library Hill Lane. The crash resulted in the traffic shifting into the median around the scene.Library Hill Lane was blocked by the wreck.
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