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In a short period of time, the Meeting Street Music Fest has become one of the most anticipated events in West Columbia. The 3rd Annual Meeting Street Music Fest is April 17-18, and is presented by the City of West Columbia. It’s a two-day event featuring eleven sensational bands playing a variety of music genres. […]
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With the onset of spring, the vegetation and foliage around West Columbia is getting some attention. At different points in the city, new landscaping is coming, or it has already been installed. And another long-anticipated project will soon be undertaken. “We will be planting the new medians on Hwy 1,” said Jamie Hook, West Columbia […]
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The Greater CWC Chamber and CWC Cares Foundation had the pleasure of visiting our Lex4 Student and Educator of the Quarter award recipients at their schools last week to present their awards and scholarships! The award was presented by Christina Nelson with the CWC Chamber, CWC Cares Foundation Board members and award sponsors. The Student […]
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Wingard’s Market is proud to announce they received the most votes across the country and have been named the winner for the USA TODAY 10BEST Readers’ Choice Awards for #1 Best Plant Nursery; earning national recognition as one of the top garden centers in the United States. The honor follows a highly competitive process in which nominees are selected by […]
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City of Columbia Launches Public Engagement Phase for Congaree Riverfront District Project The City of Columbia is inviting residents to shape the future of its riverfront as the Congaree Riverfront District Project enters its first phase of community engagement. Following City Council’s December 2025 approval of a professional services agreement to begin planning and design […]
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Lexington Two schools and offices will reopen Tuesday, March 17, and operate on a normal school day schedule. After-school events, activities, and programs in Lexington Two will run as scheduled on Tuesday.
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According to the National Weather Service, a strong line of storms is moving into far western Georgia early Monday morning and will continue toward Lexington County, bringing potential significant severe weather mainly between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Damaging winds and multiple tornadoes will be the main risks.
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With weather forecasts calling for severe weather and high winds in the Midlands, and in an abundance of caution, Lexington Two will close all schools and offices on Monday, March 16. All afternoon and evening activities are also canceled on Monday, including athletic events, extracurricular activities, after-school programs, and adult education classes. The National Weather […]
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