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Gray Collegiate Academy defeated A.C. Flora Friday night by a score of 11-1. Gray swept Flora in the best-of-three series to win the SCHSL Class 4A state championship. It’s Gray’s fourth state title and the third straight state championship. The first two championships were in Class 2A. The last two were in Class 4A. The […]
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The Rhythm on the River Concert Series will be played on the Savage Craft Ale Works at 430 Center Street and there will be five Pop UP Band concerts at Black Rooster; Chayz Lounge; WECO Bottle and Biergartin; D’s Wings; and Ikie Lu Record Club. Below is the Rhythm on the River and Pop-Up Bands […]
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Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the person who died in a single-moped accident in the 2400 Block of South Lake Dr. in the Lexington area of Lexington County on May 21, at approximately 9:45 a.m. According to Fisher, Mr. Michael Bailey Vines, 69, of Lexington, was traveling westbound on South Lake Dr. when he […]
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A two-vehicle crash in the 5100 block of Sunset Boulevard in front of the Target, in Lexington, Thursday afternoon resulted in the closing of one inbound and one outbound lane. Emergency personnel were on scene, and the site was cleared.
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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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The Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber hosted a Small Business Month Celebration Luncheon. It was attended by US Rep. Joe Wilson, West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles, South Congaree Mayor Cindy Campbell, Cayce City Councilman Byron Thomas. Chamber President and CEO Tim James and Chamber Board Chairman JB Beckett spoke. Maurice’s BBQ catered the event that was […]
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Lexington Two announces two ways for area youth to get meals this summer through a federally funded child nutrition program that provides free, nutritious breakfast and lunch meals through the months when youth are out of school. The Summer Food Service program makes free meals available for youth ages 18 and younger. They do not […]
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The City of West Columbia is considering amendments to its existing rental housing regulations and zoning ordinances related to long-term and short-term residential rental units. While the City currently maintains rental registration requirements and related rental housing regulations, the proposed amendments are intended to update and expand operational standards, enforcement mechanisms, and zoning regulations applicable […]
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