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(From city of Cayce) – On Tuesday night at the Cayce City Council meeting, Cayce’s Fire Chief, Steven Bullard, shared some of the remarkable accomplishments and statistics for the past year. Afterwards, in the packed Council Chambers, Bullard and the Department received a tremendous thanks from the community, Council members and the Cayce staff. With […]
Read More >> about Cayce Fire Department: A Year of Growth, Service, and Community ImpactA Lexington woman has been accused of shooting a man to death Tuesday night at a home in West Columbia. McKenzie Leigh Brady, 21, is charged with murder, according to an arrest warrant. The victim has been identified as 57-year-old Joel Todd McCullough, according to Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher. “Deputies went to the scene, […]
Read More >> about Lexington woman, 21, accused of shooting a man to death at a home in West ColumbiaRhythmics Performing Arts studio has opened at 1509 Lafayette Avenue in Cayce. The open house was Aug. 23. Blake Lett is the owner of Rhythmics Performing Arts. The dance studio is housed in a 6,500-sq-ft. building formerly occupied by Silverjacks Cheer and Tumbling. Blake said Rhythmics Performing Arts offers dance for children and dance classes […]
Read More >> about Rhythmics Performing Arts, with dance and after school program, opens in CayceWest Columbia Mayor Tem Miles, WCPD Police Chief Marion Boyce, and Mayor Pro Tem Mickey Pringle presented PFC Lance Wampler as Officer of the Quarter at the West Columbia City Council Meeting, Tuesday. Boyce said throughout the quarter, Officer Wampler has demonstrated professionalism, reliability, and a strong sense of responsibility throughout a recent assignment outside […]
Read More >> about West Columbia Police Officer Lance Wampler recognized as “Officer as the Quarter”– Lexington School District Two students posted gains in several core subject areas in statewide testing results released this week by the SC Department of Education. Among the gains, Lexington Two elementary and middle school students saw a nearly double-digit average increase across all grade levels in SC READY English/Language Arts (ELA) testing. Lexington Two’s […]
Read More >> about Lexington School District Two students post gains in statewide testingWest Columbia’s Riverwalk was the site of mass visitation, on Monday, Labor Day. The City of West Columbia’s free parking lots were getting maximum use. The parking lot at Carraway Park was filled and so was the street parking on Alexander Road. Drenched river-dippers walked across the filled Riverwalk parking lot carrying tubes. West Columbia’s […]
Read More >> about New feature, repairs attract multitudes to West Columbia’s Riverwalk on Labor DayMore trees, flowers and bushes are coming to Airport Boulevard in Cayce. The City of Cayce voted on Aug. 20 to move forward with a plan to improve Airport Boulevard as a part of the Midlands Regional Gateway Project. It is a multi-phase beautification and civic cooperation initiative spearheaded by the Midlands Business Leadership Group […]
Read More >> about Cayce City Council moves forward with project to beautify Airport BoulevardAt the Cayce City Council meeting, the City of Cayce proclaimed the day of September 27, as the General Federation of Women’s Club International Day of Service. City Council and Mayor Elise Partin thanked The Woman’s Club of Cayce for their dedication and service to the city and the community. (City of Cayce Photo)
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