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The City of Cayce Police Department has issued a sincere “thank you” to Mr. Chuck Underhill and House of Raeford Farms for their continued generosity and support of Cayce Character Camp. From the very beginning, Underhill and House of Raeford have shown up and supported the Cayce Character Camp in a way that truly makes […]
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The 300 block of Ridgecreek Drive, in the Woodcreek subdivision, in Lexington was blocked, Thursday. A gas leak in the area forced the closing of streets between the intersections of Circleview Drive and Ridgecreek Drive. Emergency personnel and Dominion Energy were on the scene and repaired the gas line, ands the streets were reopened Thursday […]
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West Columbia is warming up as spring is upon us. The forecast heading into the weekend includes sun and temperatures in the 80s. As the weather, there is the opportunity to get out and enjoy everything in West Columbia, including city-sponsored events and restaurants where you can sit outside and enjoy the fresh air. An […]
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Lexington School District Two is planning to build a new Congaree Elementary School at a cost of nearly $50 million. The new school will have a capacity for around 800 students. Current capacity is about 450 students. The new school would be built on property next to the current Congaree Elementary School after Lexington Two […]
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One of the Midlands’ most beloved community events is entering an exciting new chapter. Formerly known as the Gervais Street Bridge Dinner, the event will return this fall as the Three Rivers Bridge Dinner, title sponsored by Prisma Health, on Sunday, October 25, 2026, with a rain date of November 1, 2026. The rebrand reflects […]
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A competition is most often played on an athletic field or court, but not this one. Roughly 75 students from several schools across the state participated in the Annual Catherine Kelly Battle of the Schools, a premier event in which barbering and cosmetology students put their skills to the test. The event, presented by the Palmetto […]
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Spring is upon us and in West Columbia, that means it’s time to get out and pick up litter. The city has a long history of its citizens working to make it look better. West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles explained it at the regular meeting of the West Columbia city Council meeting April 6. “We […]
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Join the City of Cayce for a community visioning workshop to help shape the future of one of Cayce’s most important areas. The City of Cayce is working on an area-wide planning project, focused on the State Street and Frink Street corridors, to encourage redevelopment and revitalization. This is an opportunity to be part of […]
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