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Langley Pointe development will result in a signalized intersection, road widening and a new turning lane, with 15 acres of retail and a grocery store will be recruited

A 37.87-acre parcel of land along Sunset Boulevard in West Columbia will become Langley Pointe. This project will spur major road improvements at the intersection of Henbet Drive and Sunset Boulevard, including a signalized intersection, road widening and a new turning lane.   According to NAI Columbia there will be 15 acres of retail space adjacent […]

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Former Lexington County deputy charged for off-duty actions

State Law Enforcement Division agents arrested a former Lexington County deputy Monday in connection with two charges stemming from an off-duty incident last summer. Kyle Richard Sullivan, 35, is charged with pointing and presenting a firearm at a person, and malicious injury to property, according to arrest warrants. “When I became aware of Mr. Sullivan’s […]

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Airport’s Apollos Cook, and BC’s Tanner Staton selected as All-State, Airport’s Deejay McFadden received Honorable Mention

The South Carolina Football Coaches Association named its all-state teams, Friday. The players selected were voted on by the SCFCA. Players were nominated by their coaches Airport High School Tight End Apollos Cook was selected as All State and Brookland Cayce High School Quarterback Tanner Staton was selected as All-State. Airport’s Defensive Lineman Deejay McFadden […]

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Lexington County Coroner identifies man who died after being struck by vehicle on Jamil Road

Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the individual who diedafter being struck by a vehicle in the 200 block of Jamil Road in the Columbia area ofLexington County shortly before 6 p.m., Saturday. According to Fisher, Mr. Daniel Nelson Gibbons III, 68, of Columbia was walkingon Jamil Road when he was struck by a […]

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Cayce-West Columbia Holiday Parade of Lights illuminates the night – See the photos

The Cayce-West Columbia Parade of Lights came back after a three-year hiatus. More than 200 units participated. Marching bands, Little League baseball players, cheerleaders, Beauty Queens and elected officials were all there. Here are some photos. Click on each photo to enlarge

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Parade of Lights includes 200 units, a day of business visits, and even a “Bear in the Air”

As a part of the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber Parade of Lights the cities will be highlighted and the businesses will be promoted. The Parade is at 5:30 p.m. Saturday. To steal a line from the 1970s song “Convoy” there will even be a “Bear in the Air.” Saturday will offer a whole day of […]

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Lexington Country charges man with sexually assaulting runaway after his mom helped the teen hide out

 A Saluda man is accused of sexual conduct with a runaway after deputies charged the man and his mother with helping the teen avoid family members and law enforcement officers. Alexander Solis Rodriguez, 22, is charged with criminal sexual conduct with a minor, according to an arrest warrant. Investigators said Rodriguez and his mother, Nita Regino, […]

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George I. Pair Elementary being torn down

Have you driven by George I. Pair Elementary School lately? From the front, it’s difficult to notice, but the school is being torn down. Demolition of George I. Pair has started in the back of the Lexington Two School at 2325 Platt Springs Road, West Columbia. According to Public School Review, George I. Pair closed […]

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