NEWS
A driver was killed in a single-vehicle collision in Lexington County on Sunday, according to Cpl. Nick Pye of the South Carolina Highway Patrol. Pye said the collision occurred on I-26 east near mile marker 117 at 12:17 a.m.. A Mitsubishi sedan was traveling east on I-26 when it drove off the left side of […]
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Compton’s restaurant, at 1118 B Ave. in West Columbia, is planning on a Labor Day open, according to The State newspaper. Compton’s menu will be much like the menu of Compton’s Kitchen that closed more than a year ago, but new menu items could be added. The building is being remodeled and has “Now Hiring” […]
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Kiaun Moore, a recent graduate of Morris College, has officially announced his candidacy for West Columbia City Council, representing District 5. Moore, who earned his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, is known for his dedication to community service, strong leadership skills, and passion for building a stronger, more connected West Columbia, according to a press […]
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The Lexington Medical Center health care network will now be known as Lexington Health — a transition that reflects the growth and advancement of the hospital that has been part of the Midlands since 1971. This name evolution reflects the comprehensive medical network the hospital has become while remaining the only locally owned, independent health care system […]
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Rob Schoolmeester is bringing a new dining option to Cayce. The second location of George Roberts Wine and Raw Oyster Bar is coming to State Street in Cayce, It’s upscale dining with affordable prices, extensive drink menu and fantastic specials. Rob said the goal at George Roberts is to provide a unique and memorable dining […]
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The City of West Columbia’s August-September Newsletter is out. And one of the articles in the newsletter features articles about on The Vacuum Center, Westend Interiors and Thai Delicacies. Click here to see the new June-July Newsletter. The New West Columbia Newsletter for also includes updates from Mayor Tem Miles and City Council members.
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More than 65 million households own at least one dog, according to the American Pet Products Association (APPA). Dogs are the most popular pet in the country, according to U.S. News and World Report. The APPA’s also reported that more and more Americans are getting pets. In West Columbia, on a Dog-Day Afternoon, all one […]
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Lexington Two will offer its annual Silver Pass and All Sports Pass throughout the months of August and September, so eligible district residents, first responders, and others can pick up passes that allow free admission to most regular season district athletic events. The Silver Pass is available to Lexington Two residents ages 65 and older. […]
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