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Elena Moore died of natural causes, according to the Lexington County Corner’s Office. She found dead in June, after being reported missing. Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher announced the results of Moore’s autopsy during a press conference on Friday. She said Moore’s cause of death was linked to previously diagnosed heart conditions, including an irregular […]
The City of Cayce will begin work on a sewer line repair at the intersection of 12th Street and Lafayette (“L”) Avenue on Monday, October 12. The repair will be from manhole to manhole within the roadway across 12th Street. Traffic will remain open during the work, and the crew members will be on-site to […]
Lexington County Coroner to Announce Cause and Manner of Death in Elena Moore Case, Friday afternoon
Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher will announce the cause and manner of death in the case of Elena Moore. The announcement will be made on Friday at 1 p.m. On June 12, Moore’s husband went to the Lexington Police Department to report her missing. Click here to read coroner’s report from June 23 On June […]
The fall weather is upon us. This Saturday, Oct. 10, the forecast calls for a 100 percent chance of rain with a high temperature of around 70 degrees, according to The Weather Channel. Maybe a rainy day would be a good time to do some fall cleaning. Go through your house and gather all of […]
A woman and a man from West Columbia were arrested last week after deputies went to their home in response to gunfire complaints. Christina Hope Anderson, 52, is charged with distribution of meth, second offense, according to an arrest warrant. Anthony Ray Miles, 54, is charged with possession of a firearm or ammunition by a […]
At the Tuesday, Oct. 6th Cayce City Council Meeting, Mayor Elise Partin and City Council honored longtime City of Cayce employee, Robert Denny, with the Whole Sole Award. This award is given to employees who go above and beyond for the city and our community. Robert was recognized for his help in a home repair […]
At the West Columbia Regular City Council Meeting on Oct. 6, 2026, Mayor Tem Miles and City Council welcomed leaders from Lexington School District Two, including Superintendent Dr. Angela Cooper. Council recognized the district’s leadership commitment as they work to build “destination schools” for West Columbia students. Guided by their “Champions for Children” leadership standard, […]
The West Columbia Beautification Foundation Reverse Raffle is officially underway! With only 300 tickets available, don’t wait to get yours! Proceeds from the Reverse Raffle go directly to the West Columbia Beautification Foundation. $100 gets you a ticket to a night where prizes are drawn all evening, capped off by a $10,000 grand prize. Get […]