Cayce Mayor Pro-Tem and Councilman Tim James will not seek reelection
Cayce City Councilman and Mayor Pro-Tem Tim James announced in an email, Thursday, that he will not seek reelection. He is also the President and CEO of the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce. Below are the contents of his email. Gay (Tim’s wife) and I have given much time […]
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Cayce’s Carolina Power Equipment is family-owned and in the Business Spotlight
Carolina Power Equipment, in Cayce, is the ultimate family-owned business. It has been helping build the area around them for more than 25 years. The business is the hub for equipment, service, parts, and accessories needed by developers, homeowners, landowners and landscaping professionals. Mark Horne, April Twitty and Aaron Twitty […]
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The Grand Re-Opening of Cayce’s Glenwood Park is Tuesday Aug. 5 – Popsicles in the Park!
The Grand Re-Opening of Glenwood Park in Cayce, is scheduled for at 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday Aug. 5. The park in in the 1200 Block of Hazel Street. The event incudes a “Popsicles in the Park” celebration, with opportunities for children to play basketball with Cayce Police officers on the […]
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West Columbia Riverwalk Reopens from Amphitheater to Cayce Connection
The City of West Columbia is excited to announce that the West Columbia Riverwalk Park (109 Alexander Road) is now open from the Amphitheater to the Cayce connection. This section of the Riverwalk had been closed for repairs following damage caused by Hurricane Helene. While this reopening marks a significant […]
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Cayce Police Department’s Back to School Bash is Thursday, July 31
The Cayce Police Department is holding its Annual Back to School Bash. It’s from 5:30-to-830 p.m. on Thursday, July 31, at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, 1804 Wilkerson Street, Cayce. There will be free haircuts, inflatables, snow cones, popcorn and a DJ. Click for Event Link
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Lexington School District 2 is accepting nominations for inductees into the district’s Fine Arts Hall of Fame
Lexington School District Two is accepting nominations for its second class of inductees into the district’s Fine Arts Hall of Fame. The Lexington Two Fine Arts Hall of Fame recognizes individuals and groups who have demonstrated excellence in art, music, theatre, dance, or creative writing. An inductee may be a […]
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East Point Academy hosts annual Cub Crawl on Monday Aug. 5
East Point Academy (EPA) Elementary Campus (on Sunset Boulevard in West Columbia) is excited to announce the return of its annual Cub Crawl, a special half-day event designed to help the school’s youngest students transition into the learning environment. Scheduled for Monday, August 5th, the Cub Crawl will run from […]
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Cayce-West Columbia 17-Under Baseball Team Wins World Series in dramatic fashion
The Cayce-West Columbia 17-Under (Pre-Majors) Boys Baseball team defeated the Jefferson Parish Recreation Department (JPRD) Gamecocks 6-5, to win the Youth Baseball World Series, Tuesday. The World Series was played in Sterlington, La. Maddox Ashley tagged up and scored the winning run in the bottom of the ninth inning, according […]
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Corley Street in Lexington temporarily closed late Tuesday night because of falling tree
Lexington Police asked drivers to please avoid the 200 block of Corley Street late Tuesday night. Two trees were falling into the road and the road was closed in that area. Emergency personnel came to the scene and detours were set up. The road was opened two hours later after […]
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Registration now open for Fall 2025 session of Lexington Two’s Adult Education Program
Registration is now open for the fall 2025 session of Lexington Two’s Adult Education Program. Lexington Two’s award-winning adult education program, offered in partnership with Lexington Four, includes a variety of classes for individuals who did not complete high school. Offerings include GED preparation, high school diploma completion, Career Readiness […]
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