NEWS

No Civil War artifacts, river work postponed by flood

SCANA’s effort to clean up black tar from the Congaree River is on hold. “We had planned to begin working this spring to address the tar-like substance,” said Ginny Jones, senior public affairs specialist for SCANA. “However, when the Columbia Canal was breached during the historic rainfall event last October, about 200,000 tons of silt washed […]

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West Columbia mayor issues statement on water quality

The City of West Columbia issued a press statement Wednesday afternoon: West Columbia Mayor Makes Statement About Drinking Water Quality Due (to) an inquiry today (Wednesday) about the integrity of West Columbia’s drinking water, the City wants to reassure our customers of our clean and safe drinking water. The flood of 2015 caused challenges to […]

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West Columbia’s Mike Green to run for Lexington County Register of Deeds

West Columbia resident and businessman Mike Green has officially launched his campaign for Lexington County Register of Deeds. Green, a Republican and real estate investor, said he wants to protect families and improve efficiency in the office. “As president of A H Holdings in West Columbia, I work with residential and commercial real estate every day,” […]

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Cayce Arts Festival at Brookland-Cayce is Saturday

This Saturday’s Cayce Festival of the Arts has grown. “”It will be bigger and better,” said Aubrey Shaw. We had around 50 artists last year. We have almost 100 artists this year.” Shaw heads up-the Avenues Neighborhood Association, sponsor of the festival. This year, the second annual Cayce Festival of the Arts has a new […]

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Identities of two people found dead, released

The identities of two people found dead in Red Bank have been released. Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher identified the deceased as Lillie Mae Thompson, 70, and Leonard Eugene Williams, 80. Fisher did not report the cause of death. The Sheriff’s Department is still investigating the deaths. The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department first reported the […]

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Lexington 2 student artists to market at Cayce Arts Festival

Saturday’s Cayce Festival of the Arts is a marketing opportunity. And a couple of Lexington 2 students are using the Arts Festival to sell their art. Ryan DeSoye and Nino Chambers- juniors at Brookland-Cayce High School- will be vendors on-site at Brookland-Cayce High School, on State Street in Cayce. The festival is from 9 a.m. […]

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Soccer tournaments good business for BC and Airport

Brookland-Cayce High School was the epicenter for high school soccer during spring break. Last week, with the Nike Palmetto Cup Soccer tournament, the venue fulfilled its mission. “I was very pleased with the crowds we got, said Kevin Heise, Brookland-Cayce (BC) High School soccer coach. The four-day Palmetto Cup featured 14 teams, mostly from around […]

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Lexington 2’s Dance and Drama Showcase is April 15

Lexington School District Two’s Dance and Drama District Showcase will be held at Airport High School on Friday, April 15, at 6 p.m. The showcase will feature performances from Saluda River Academy for the Arts, Busbee Creative Arts Academy, Brookland-Cayce High School, and Airport High School. Please come show your support for the dance and […]

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