NEWS

Fall finale of Rhythm on the River played Sunday

There will be no more music from Rhythm on the River concerts until April 7. The third Rhythm on the River, featuring Carolina South Acoustic, was played under warm, sunny skies.

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More fall-like weather expected to move in this week

The weather is expected to change considerably Monday. A cold front is approaching Richland and Lexington counties. It will bring a chance for rain and storms Monday. High temperatures are forecast to be in the lower to middle 70s. The change is coming after high temperatures Sunday were in the upper 80s with sunny skies. […]

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The Cayce Fall Plant Exchange is Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m

The Cayce Fall Plant Exchange is Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. It’s at the Cayce City Hall Complex, 1800 12th Street Extension. Sponsored by the Beautification Board Contact Katinia Taylor at (803) 550-9520 with any questions or visit www.caycesc.gov You Can Bring: Seeds Bulbs Clippings or cuttings Potted house plants Shrubs Trees, Any plant that can be […]

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The Cayce Fall Plant Exchange is Saturday, beginning at 10 a.m

The Cayce Fall Plant Exchange is Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. It’s at the Cayce City Hall Complex, 1800 12th Street Extension. Sponsored by the Beautification Board Contact Katinia Taylor at (803) 550-9520 with any questions or visit www.caycesc.gov You Can Bring: Seeds Bulbs Clippings or cuttings Potted house plants Shrubs Trees, Any plant that can be […]

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Pink Out for breast cancer has special meaning in West Columbia

Breast cancer gets a lot of attention, especially in the month of October. And that certainly rings true in West Columbia. West Columbia Community Liaison Sandra “Sandy” Vergara Duarte died on Sept. 25, after years of battling breast cancer. She was with the city for 17 years. Her life – and her fight- made a […]

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Marie Dawkins Gregory, longtime Fulmer Middle School teacher, passes away, visitation Sunday

Cayce- Marie Dawkins Gregory, of Cayce, South Carolina, passed away October 9, 2017, after battling health issues for several years. She was born on July 18, 1957 in Newberry, South Carolina, to Bobby and Ida Underwood. She graduated from the University of South Carolina with a Masters plus thirty in Physical Education. She taught and […]

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Longtime Springdale cafeteria employees work hard, have fun

It’s National School Lunch week While many people are just waking up, Shirley Butler and Girley Rawl are hard at work just before 6 a.m. in the cafeteria at Springdale Elementary. It’s the way they’ve started their weekdays for decades, preparing meals at Lexington Two schools. With National School Lunch Week Oct. 9-13, much has […]

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Pink Out for breast cancer has special meaning in West Columbia

Breast cancer gets a lot of attention, especially in the month of October. And that certainly rings true in West Columbia. West Columbia Community Liaison Sandra “Sandy” Vergara Duarte died on Sept. 25, after years of battling breast cancer. She was with the city for 17 years. Her life – and her fight- made a […]

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