Cayce Mayor Elise Partin

Local businesses and leaders receive awards at the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber’s “Small Business Month Luncheon”

The Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber’s “Small Business Month Luncheon” was held Thursday at the Chamber Headquarters on 12th Street in Cayce. Award winners included: Community Champion Award : Joni Coleman with Lexington 2 Innovation Center; Chamber Champion Award: BuWa digital and Small Business of the Quarter: Whetzel’s Automotive for their support throughout the entire community […]

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The Party and Event Store has opened on Knox-Abbott Drive in Cayce

The Party and Event Store has opened at the corner of Knox-Abbott Drive and 9th Street in Cayce. Jajuan Belgrave is the owner. It has inflatables, water slides, decorations, balloon arches, and many other party supplies. The store opened on April 6. Cayce Mayor Elise Partin attended a ribbon-cutting at The Party and Event Store […]

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Cayce City Manager Jim Crosland is Stepping Down, Announces Retirement Timeline

Cayce City Manager, Jim Crosland, has announced his retirement after 28 years of dedicated service to the United States military, as well as local governments and law enforcement. In Cayce, he has served as City Manager, Deputy City Manager, and former Assistant Director of the Cayce Department of Public Safety. He began his career in […]

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Tacos Nayarit cuts the ribbon at its new location on Knox Abbott Drive in Cayce

Tacos Nayarit cut the ribbon, Saturday, at its new location at 1100 Knox Abbott Drive in Cayce.Cayce Mayor Elise Partin and Cayce City Councilman Phil Carter attended the celebratory grand opening. The Mexican restaurant conducted a soft opening last week. Click here to see the video See City of Cayce’s Instagram post here The restaurant […]

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Cayce Farmers Market, heading toward 50 years in business, is in the Cayce Business Spotlight

The Cayce Farmers Market is one of the most enduring symbols in the community of Cayce businesses. It has been open for 47 years, and with its open-air feel, represents a throwback to a less commercialized era. “Small business is the lifeblood of our community,” said Justin Creech, of the Cayce Farmers Market. It was opened by his […]

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Cayce’s Trini Lime Caribbean Café is the taste of authentic island spice without leaving home

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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Cayce’s State Street from Poplar Street to Railroad Street, will be closed to traffic beginning Saturday morning for Soiree on State

The Soiree on State: event site, State Street from Poplar Street to Railroad Street, will be closed to through traffic starting at 8:00 a.m. and will remain closed into the evening for event clean up. Multiple adjacent streets will be closed for through traffic as well: Railroad Street, Holland Avenue, and Lexington Avenue will be […]

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Cayce’s On The Road Again Auto Repair respects the past, with an eye on future “Innovation” – In the Business Spotlight

On The Road Again Auto Repair, at 1410 Frink Street in Cayce, has roots in the past, but it’s also open to innovation, where local high school students can get real-world experience and maybe even a job. (Feature Photo: Cayce Mayor Elise Partin and Andrew Finch) Andrew Finch is the owner. He opened his shop in […]

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