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The Watts family of Cayce is dealing with a crisis. Kaleigh Watts, daughter of Craig and Paula Watts, is a junior and a cheerleader at Brookland-Cayce High School. On Feb. 25, Kaleigh went to the doctor for what was thought to be a cold or sinus infection. She was diagnosed with an upper respiratory infection […]
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Carroll Hutchinson was recognized last week at the Cayce-West Columbia a Lions Club meeting. Hutchinson has served as a Lion for 40 years. He is pictured with C-CW Lions’ President Bill Mooneyhan. “We’re very grateful for all Lion Carroll has done for this community through his service as a Lion,” said Mooneyhan. He is a […]
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The bowling experience in Cayce has gotten a shot of excitement. The ribbon was cut, Friday, on Bowlero. It’s the totally remolded- and renamed- bowling alley at 900 Axtell Dr., in the Parkland Plaza building that was formerly known as AMF Park Lanes. Bowlero features blacklight bowling, an arcade, food and drink specials, and more. […]
Read More >>Duke University is a No. 1 Seed overall and will play in the first two rounds of the NCAA Men’s Tournament in Columbia, as March Madness comes to town for the first time since 1970. Columbia will also get Virginia another number one seed. The games in Columbia begin on Friday, March 22 and will […]
Read More >>Members of the Cayce-West Columbia Lions Club accounted for some smiles earlier this month. The Lions took 15 students from Springdale Elementary School on a shopping spree. “To see see the look on the kids’ faces told us how much they appreciated it,” said Charlene Frye, Lion Club secretary. She said the students were recommended […]
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Bowlero is now open at 900 Axtell Dr. in Cayce. It’s in the Parkland Plaza building that was formerly known as AMF Park Lanes. Bowlero feature blacklight bowling, an arcade, food and drink specials, and more. Bowlero is holding a GRAND OPENING Saturday (March 16) from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. Click here for Bowlero […]
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The house pictured ( first in 1948), was known as Twin Pines. It’s opposite Horse Shoe Pond. Today, the structure is The Pawn Shop across Augusta Road from Wentworth Printing. The photos are being displayed on the City of West Columbia Facebook Page at City of West Columbia Facebook Page The credit for the photo […]
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Looking for something fun to do, to kick off the St. Patrick’s Day weekend? The Murders and Mysteries West Columbia Walking Tour is at 8 p.m. Friday until 9:30 p.m. It begins at the West Columbia Riverwalk Park and Amphitheater, 121 Alexander Rd. The tour is hosted by the Lexington County Museum. “Every community has […]
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