Looking for a Halloween Zombie display in West Columbia?
It’s a scary site that is fitting for Halloween. A “Zombie Outbreak.” is at 1705 Redbird Lane in West Columbia. Zombie Outbreak is more than 50 wood figures- that look like scary zombies. They are fashioned after the characters on “The Walking Dead, said Jeff Matthews. He is the artist […]
Read More >>Cayce’s Riverland Park Grand Re-Opening is this Saturday
The Riverland Park Grand Re-Opening is this Saturday from 11 a.m.-to-1 p.m, in Cayce. There will be complimentary hot dogs and chips at the event. The city posted an invitation asking residents to “come join in on the fun and enjoy.” Riverland Park is off of 12 Street Extension, in […]
Read More >>Nov. 4, Brookland-Cayce vs Gilbert football game time changed to 7 p.m.
The Brookland-Cayce High School varsity football game vs. Gilbert will be played at 7 p.m. instead of 7:30 pm on Friday, Nov. 4. The game will be played at the the football stadium on the campus of Brookland-Cayce High School, in Cayce.
Read More >>Lexington County Sandhills Waste Collection Center – Temporary Close
The County of Lexington Department of Solid Waste announces a temporary closure of the Sandhills Collection and Recycling Center, located at 3241 Charleston Highway, as construction at the site reaches its final stages. Improvements include the addition of capacity to process solid waste and the construction of a new […]
Read More >>Cayce’s Frank Ballentine named Officer-of-the-Month
Cayce Public Safety Officer Frank Ballentine, middle, was named Officer-of-the-Month at the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce Breakfast, Tuesday. Cayce Department of Public Safety Chief Byron Snellgrove, right, said Ballentine is a hard worker who helps in the training of younger personnel. Ballentine works as a patrolman and a […]
Read More >>Sandhills Middle’s Tionah Sprinkle, Wendy Lux recognized at Chamber Breakfast
Tionah Sprinkle, second from left, of Sandhills Middle School was named Student-of-the-Month Tuesday at the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce Breakfast. Wendy Lux, of Sandhills Middle, was named Teacher-of-the-Month. They are pictured with Lexington School District 4’s Human Resources and Community Relations Director Lisa Ingram, left, and Sandhills Principal […]
Read More >>Busbee’s Performing Arts Company presents Annie Jr., 6:30 p.m. Thursday
The Eighth-Grade Performing Arts Company (PAC) of Busbee Creative Arts Academy will present Annie Jr. at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the school. “The Performing Arts Company has worked hard to make this one of our best performances yet,” said Dr. Dixon Brooks, Busbee’s principal. Brooks said the school is offering […]
Read More >>West Columbia Fall Back Festival is Nov. 4
The City of West Columbia invites you to the Fall Back Festival on the 100 Block of State Street on Friday, November 4, 2016, from 5 PM – 8 PM. The event will feature live music from Stillhouse, food from the Wurst Wagon and other local businesses. There will be […]
Read More >>Major renovation plan for Saluda River Arts Academy revealed
The Lexington School District 2 Board heard a plan, last Thursday, that outlined a major renovation for Saluda River Academy for the Arts (SRAA.) The school was at one time slated to be absorbed into a mega-elementary school, but that plan has faded because the new elementary school would be […]
Read More >>Eleanor Siedschlag inducted into the Heros and Heroines Society, Thursday
Eleanor Siedschlag spent more than 30 years as a teacher in Lexington School District 2. She was inducted into the Heros and Heroines Society at last Thursday’s school board meeting. Siedschlag was the 32nd teacher to be inducted since the society began in the 1990-91 School Year. Linda Alford-Wooten, chairwoman […]
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