Brookland-Cayce defeats Airport in rivalry game
Brookland-Cayce defeated Airport Friday night at Fort Knox, on the BC campus, by a score of 35-32. Both teams are 4A in Region 5. It was a game that came down to the last possesion. The Bearcats got on the board first with nine miniutes left in the first qurater. […]
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Interactive Art Park, Alleyway on State Mural Ribbon Cutting is Wednesday
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday (Sept. 4) for West Columbia’s Interactive Art Park and Alleyway on State Mural. It’s at 10 a.m. at 425 Meeting St. The one-of-a-kind park will feature musical events, art displays, artists booths and a farmer’s market. It also offers parking space for patrons […]
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Student-painted mural unveiled at Cayce Elementary School
More than 150 fifth-graders at Cayce Elementary School have added a personal touch to the school. A mural painted by the students was unveiled, Wednesday. “It gives the students ownership,” said CES Assistant Principal Allyson Long. “They are a part of something. It’s their school. A part of them is […]
Read More >> Interactive Art Park, Alleyway on State Mural Ribbon Cutting is Wednesday
A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday (Sept. 4) for West Columbia’s Interactive Art Park and Alleyway on State Mural. It’s at 10 a.m. at 425 Meeting St. The one-of-a-kind park will feature musical events, art displays, artists booths and a farmer’s market. It also offers parking space for patrons […]
Read More >> Student-painted mural unveiled at Cayce Elementary School
More than 150 fifth-graders at Cayce Elementary School have added a personal touch to the school. A mural painted by the students was unveiled, Wednesday. “It gives the students ownership,” said CES Assistant Principal Allyson Long. “They are a part of something. It’s their school. A part of them is […]
Read More >>West Columbia Home building industry is healthy, says Earl McLeod of the Building Industry Association
Earl McLeod said expect the number of homes constructed to continue to grow. McLeod is the Executive Director of the Building Industry Association of Central South Carolina. “The building numbers are better, but it’s different,” said McLeod. He said expect the construction of more town homes, multi-family structures and the […]
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Sgt. Adam Creech, worked on the Jones murder case, is Chamber Officer of the Month
Sgt. Adam Creech works in the Special Victim’s Unit – Major Crimes- with the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department. He was recognized as the Officer of the Month Tuesday by the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce at the Chamber’s Breakfast. It was at the Wingate in Lexington. Lexington County Sheriff Jay […]
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Lexington County Man Convicted of Murder for 2014 Killing of Dutch Fork High School Student
Kierin Marcellus Dennis, a 24 year old Lexington County man, was found guilty of the murder of Da’von Nathaniel Capers by a Lexington County jury after a six day trial. In reaching their verdict, the jury rejected Dennis’ claim of self-defense. The Honorable Eugene Griffith sentenced Dennis to thirty (30) […]
Read More >>West Columbia Home building industry is healthy, says Earl McLeod of the Building Industry Association
Earl McLeod said expect the number of homes constructed to continue to grow. McLeod is the Executive Director of the Building Industry Association of Central South Carolina. “The building numbers are better, but it’s different,” said McLeod. He said expect the construction of more town homes, multi-family structures and the […]
Read More >> Sgt. Adam Creech, worked on the Jones murder case, is Chamber Officer of the Month
Sgt. Adam Creech works in the Special Victim’s Unit – Major Crimes- with the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department. He was recognized as the Officer of the Month Tuesday by the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce at the Chamber’s Breakfast. It was at the Wingate in Lexington. Lexington County Sheriff Jay […]
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