Cayce City Councilman Byron Thomas
Cayce’s Martin Marietta Quarry, critical to the state’s infrastructure, is in the Business Spotlight
The Martin Marietta quarry has thrived in Cayce for more than 130 years. It’s at the intersection of State and Frink Streets. Rock from the quarry has helped build not only Columbia, but Charleston, too, said Alex Jolly, District Production Manager for Martin Marietta. The quarry sits in the District of Cayce City Councilman Byron Thomas . He […]
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“I refuse to sit by and allow an anonymous person attempt to erode all the hard work that we have done to promote tourism and business in the Cayce and West Columbia area,” said Tim James, Chamber President and CEO. He spoke Tuesday at the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber Breakfast at Stone River in West […]
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Cayce City Councilman Tim James (Dist 1) is not running for reelection in the Nov. 4, municipal election. A large crowd came out to honor James, and thank him for his years of service to Cayce at Savage Craft Ale Works, Tuesday. James is also the President and CEO of the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber. […]
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Press Release – 10-10-25 – County and municipal leaders came out Thursday evening in a show of support for District Three Cayce City Councilman Hunter Sox, who is running for re-election. Lexington County Council Members Todd Cullum, and Todd Cockrell were in attendance at The Landing Event Center rally. Springdale Mayor Juston Ricard and Springdale Town Councilman […]
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The One Love Convenience Store at 1205 Frink Street is a gathering place that is a comfort to the community it serves. The store is in the Heart of Cayce’s Pocomo Community. Peter Munyeoki, or “Mr. Peter” as he is known, is the owner. He opened the store in 2006. “Some of the kids who […]
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CAYCE, SC – The City of Cayce has successfully secured just over $4.5 million in grant funding in recent years. These grants impact important long-term initiatives like public safety, infrastructure improvements, and recreational amenities – allowing Cayce to invest in community development and smart growth while maintaining the fiscal responsibility that the city is known for. “This is how we grow strategically […]
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More 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 […]
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At its meeting last Wednesday (Aug. 20) Cayce City Council rejected a Hazard Mitigation grant that required a $7.25 million match from Cayce taxpayers. The grant would have provided $21 million, in addition to the $7.25 million, and would have resulted in a tax increase and a dip into the city’s fund balance to address […]
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