NEWS
Field days are a tradition at many schools, but Saluda River Academy for the Arts has created a new spin on it, in keeping with its arts magnet mission. Earlier this month the school held Day of the Arts, an arts-focused “field day,” with students spending the entire school day immersed in seeing how the […]
For anyone passing by Cayce Elementary School earlier this week, your eyes were not playing tricks on you. Yes, there was snow on the ground. On Wednesday, thanks to the generosity of several of the school’s community partners, Cayce Elementary’s 900-plus students were surprised with a Winter Wonderland when they arrived for the start of […]
On October 23, the Cayce Police Department received a report from a victim who stated they had been assaulted the previous day in the Riverland Park neighborhood. During the investigation, our Cayce detectives identified individuals believed to be involved in the incident. Evidence gathered led investigators to seek charges against Micala Nicole Baucom, Casey Taylor Price, and […]
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 […]
Mota Enterprises to Host 5th Annual South Carolina European Business Day Proclamation Ceremony Celebrating Multicultural Impact, Economic Contributions, and Community Leadership. The South Carolina European Business Day founded and hosted by Mota Crosslinking Business Academy, is a milestone that celebrates the strong economic and cultural ties between our state of South Carolina and the European […]
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 .
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
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.