Airport High School upgrades scheduled for June start
As a part of the Lexington School District 2 building schedule, more than $12 million is allocated for upgrades at Airport High School. A new field house, relocation of Special Needs, and art, classroom space, a new entrance to the Bob Mooneyhan football field, and a resurfaced track are just […]
Read More >>Groundbreaking for new District 2 elementary school is April 18
A groundbreaking ceremony has been scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on April 18. (the date was changed from April 14.) It is for the new Lexington School District 2 elementary school to be built next to Busbee Creative Center for the Arts. The plan is to build the elementary school off […]
Read More >>Water line break in West Columbia
The City of West Columbia experienced a water line break affecting water customers in the following areas: 1600 Block of Fairlane Road 1800-1900 Block of Pinelake Drive All addresses on Watson Road Easton Estates Subdivision Quail Creek Subdivision Once the water line is repaired and water service is restored, […]
Read More >>Cayce Public Safety vehicle in accident
Today, at approximately 12:20 p.m. Sgt. F. Ballentine was operating a 2012 Chevrolet Tahoe patrol vehicle on 12th Street near 13th Street. Sgt. Ballentine stopped in the southbound lanes to yield to a train at the Norfolk Southern crossing. While stopped, waiting on the train to pass, the patrol vehicle […]
Read More >>Glen Ross files to run for Lexington County coroner
Press Release from the Glenn Ross campaign: Veteran Crime Scene Investigator Files for Lexington County Coroner’s Race On Wednesday, March 16, 26-year law enforcement veteran and former Lexington County Sheriff’s Department Crime Scene Investigator, Glenn Ross, completed the filing process to appear on the June 14th Republican Primary ballot for Lexington […]
Read More >>Recycling operation grows in West Columbia
The City of West Columbia is saving by re-using. “Our recycling volume is up eight percent in the last year,” said Jamie Hook, West Columbia Public Works director. Approximately 5,900 West Columbia sanitation customers use recycle bins, said Hook. Those customers put plastic, cardboard, glass and other recyclables in their […]
Read More >>Davis Early Childhood Center Hosts Literacy Fair
Press Release from Kay Joseph, Lexington School District 2: Davis Early Childhood Center Hosts Literacy Fair Davis Early Childhood Center for Technology in Cayce, SC hosted a Literacy Fair on Saturday, March 5 from 10 a.m. – til – noon. Children’s authors Melinda Long and Kevin Kurtz entertained students and […]
Read More >>Pine Ridge Middle wins awards at State Convention
Press Release from Kay Joseph, Lexington School District 2: Pine Ridge Middle Student Government earns numerous awards at SCASC State Convention Pine Ridge Middle School Student Government attended the 68th Annual South Carolina Association of Student Councils State Convention held at Riverside High School in Greer S.C.. Students attended the three […]
Read More >>Eleventh Circuit Solicitor Donnie Myers not running
Eleventh Circuit Solicitor Donnie Myers issued the following press release Wednesday morning: “My present term as 11th Circuit Solicitor will end January 2017.If elected to serve another four year term, a mandatory retirement law would prohibit me from serving beyond December 2017, only 11 months. Common sense dictates against seeking […]
Read More >>Billy Oswald to seek Cayce-West Columbia State House seat
Press Release from Billy Oswald: Republican will push for term limits, limit himself to six years in office Longtime Republican leader and community volunteer Billy Oswald today announced his candidacy for the District 89 seat in the state House of Representatives. “For 40 years I’ve lived, worked and volunteered in […]
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