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Beginning Monday, October 6, Lexington Avenue between State Street and First Street will be closed while emergency repairs are completed on a sewer line. During this time, drivers should use caution and follow the detour route. The work is expected to be completed by Friday, October 10th. If you have questions, please contact Cayce Utilities at 803‐796‐9020 Option […]
Read More >>Lexington Police asked drivers to please use caution traveling on Sunset Boulevard at Whiteford Way, Thursday afternoon. A collision resulted in the inbound lanes of Sunset Blvd being reduced to one lane. Emergency personnel responded to the scene and eventually cleared the scene LPD photo .
Read More >>Irmo Fire and Lexington County EMS crews responded to a wreck on I-26 Eastbound at the 105 mile marker, Thursday afternoon. It happened where the old fireworks store used to be.Injuries were minor and crews worked to clear the road. IFD photo
Read More >>Traffic was backed up on 126 before the Greystone Boulevard Exit off of I-26, after 6 p.m., Thursday. One lane was open while crews were on the scene to move the tree that covered three lanes. The tree fell as heavy rains, and storm-like conditions blew through the area Thursday afternoon.
Read More >>The Irmo Town Council is pleased to announce the appointment of Jim Crosland as the next Town Administrator for the Town of Irmo. Mr. Crosland will officially assume the role on July 7, 2025, following a unanimous vote by the Town Council on May 21, 2025. Mr. Crosland, a seasoned public servant with nearly three […]
Read More >>Visit the Colonial Village on April 5th at the Historic Columbia Speedway in Cayce! The event will run from 9 AM – 4 PM. during Tartan Day South. The Cayce Historical Museum coordinates the Taeran Day South Colonial Village, a group of local living historians, historical groups, and affiliates who promote the colonial and Revolutionary War history […]
Read More >>Thirty-three Lexington Two high school students in the district’s Early College and dual enrollment programs have earned diplomas or certificates and were invited to participate in the graduation ceremony for Midlands Technical College. All of the students, from Airport and Brookland-Cayce High Schools, earned college credits — at no cost — during their regular high […]
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