Cayce Mayor Elise Partin

Iliana Rose Trio plays Kelley Jones Park as a part Invigorate Cayce’s Concert Series

The Pop-Up Jazz Concert featuring the talented Iliana Rose Trio drew a large crowd to the beautiful Riverland Park neighborhood, on the Congaree River, Sunday afternoon. The free outdoor concert was in Kelley Jones Park. It was the second in a series of three concerts that is a part of Invigorate Cayce. The concerts are […]

Read More >>

First Invigorate Cayce Live Jazz Series, featuring Reggie Sullivan Trio, played Sunday

The first Invigorate Cayce Live Jazz Series, featuring the Reggie Sullivan Trio played on a windy Sunday, at the historic William J. Cayce Grocery Store, at the End of State Street, at Frink Street. Click here for a link The City of Cayce is partnering with ColaJazz and the Central Carolina Community Foundation to offer […]

Read More >>

Cayce Mayor Elise Partin Appointed Vice Chair of National League of Cities Energy, Environment and Natural Resources Committee

Elise Partin, Mayor of Cayce, SC, has been appointed to Vice Chair of the National League of Cities (NLC) 2026 Energy, Environment and Natural Resources (EENR) Federal Advocacy Committee. Mayor Partin was elected to a one-year term and will provide strategic direction and guidance for NLC’s federal advocacy agenda and policy priorities on sustainability, climate […]

Read More >>

Closed Shell station property on Knox-Abbott Drive in Cayce not zoned for student housing, despite social media rumors prompting calls to Cayce City Council member

At a Cayce City Council meeting Wednesday Cayce City Council Member Tiffany Aull, said that rumors regarding a high-profile Cayce property, are unfounded. The Shell Gas Station on Knox Abbott, at Axtell Drive, has closed and that has sparked speculation about the fate of the property. “I’ve had several calls about the Shell Station, and […]

Read More >>

Lee Street in Cayce to be repaved and renamed for “Skip” Jenkins and Eddie Brown

A plan to resurface Lee Street in Cayce was approved by the Lexington County Council, Tuesday. Lee Street runs parallel with Julius Felder Street, off of Frink Street. Lee Street is in District 2 represented by Byron Thomas on Cayce City Council. “The repaving of Lee Street is a milestone,” Thomas said. “It is the […]

Read More >>

Cayce City Council Appoints James Smith as new City Attorney

(City of Cayce Press Release) – James Smith, an attorney with more than three decades of experience, brings his legal skill, public‐sector experience, and proven leadership to the City of Cayce. As the council-appointed City Attorney, Smith has managed the full range of civil, business, real estate, land use, construction, and governmental issues that are […]

Read More >>

Cayce Mayor Elise Partin receives Leadership Award from Women in Municipal Government

Cayce Mayor Elise Partin received the 2025 Leadership Award from the Women in Municipal Government in November. More than 250 women attended the WIMG luncheon where the award was presented. The National League of Cities 2025 City Summit was held in Salt Lake City, UT. The summit consisted of work sessions and networking opportunities for […]

Read More >>

City of Cayce encourages support of local businesses and “Christmas in Cayce” events over the holidays with “25 Ways to Give Back”

The City of Cayce is sharing a new holiday initiative. It’s called “25 Ways to Give Back,” Support Local and Enjoy Christmas in Cayce.” Support Small Business Saturday is the Saturday after Thanksgiving. The 25 Ways to Give Back are ideas for you to share with friends, family and neighbors. The squares – in the […]

Read More >>