Cayce City Councilman Byron Thomas
Do you want a wonderful Island dining experience without leaving town? Try Trini Lime Caribbean Café at 2008 State Street, Cayce. Sullange Soloman is the owner. She is from Trinidad and she knows the flavors of her home. Trini Lime specializes in Trinibagoian food with cuisine from all over the Caribbean, which includes a fusion […]
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A student and a teacher from the Lexington Two School District were recognized, Tuesday, at the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber Business Breakfast at Stone River in West Columbia. Lexington Two Student of the Quarter is Nate Hughes IV of Brookland High School.Lexington Two Teacher of the Quarter is Erin Erwin of Wood Elementary School. Pictured […]
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Do you want good quality lumber at discounted prices? SC Lumber and Supply at 2245 Julius Felder St, 2B, in Cayce, can help you. “We sell wood for floors, walls and ceilings,” said Tom Reke, who runs SC Lumber and Supply, with Guy Bauknight. “The products we sell may have character knots, that are considered imperfections, but […]
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Brookland-Cayce High School’s Sustainability Club joined Cayce City Councilman Byron Thomas and “Keep the Midlands Beautiful” for a community clean-up in the Frink Street area of Cayce, Saturday morning. It was covered by TV news station WLTX – The Clean-Up started at the One Love Convenience Store and included the Julius Felder Neighborhood.The BC Sustainability […]
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There is a new mural on the side of the One Love Mart on Frink Street in Cayce. The mural, muralist Jahnna Blyben, is the result of a partnership with Keep the Midlands Beautiful, according to Cayce City Councilman Byron Thomas. “I’m so blessed and thankful for the partnership with Keep the Midlands Beautiful, that […]
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Glenwood Park, on Glenn Street in Cayce, is in need of upgrading. In 2024, staff members with the City of Cayce put together a list of the necessary improvements needed for the park in Glenwood Estates. It needs replacement of the chain-link fence; removal of a broken bike rack, reconditioning of the basketball court, including […]
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A development of 12 new homes, named Hattie’s Crossing, is coming to a site between Lexington Avenue and Poplar Street in Cayce. Crews are preparing the property and will begin construction, soon. Cypress Commercial and Investment Real Estate will build the homes on the site where the Cayce Grammar School once sat. It’s named after […]
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The City of Cayce has produced a guide for the purpose of making the starting of a business in Cayce easier. See the guide below:
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