Charleston Highway
It’s your lucky day when you walk into Lucky’s Sports Shack at 3030 Charleston Highway in Cayce (at the intersection of Fish Hatchery Road.) Cheryl Gunter opened Lucky’s more than five years ago and since opening, Lucky’s has become ingrained in the Cayce Community. She also owns the Lucky’s in Irmo that opened 14 years […]
Read More >>Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the person who died in a vehicle vs. moped accident in the 3400 block of Charleston Highway in the West Columbia area of Lexington Countyshortly after 3 a.m., Thursday. According to Fisher, Mr. Brandon Edward Clance, 34, of West Columbia was traveling westbound on Charleston Highway when he […]
Read More >>The Cook Out at 1413 Charleston Highway is open. There were several cars in the parking lot Monday evening. A Facebook post indicates the Cook Out will hold a Grand Opening at 1030 a.m. Tuesday. It is built on the site where Hardee’s restaurant had been. It closed more than 5 years ago. Developers began […]
Read More >>On May 2, The Vacuum Center at 1306 Charleston Highway in West Columbia burned. After the fire, owners Mike and Peg Wilson said the “store sustained considerable damage and destruction” from the fire, but the plan was to reopen the store. In the last week, the Vacuum Center has reopened in Granby Village on Charleston […]
Read More >>Rocky Tops Granite and Marble is owned by Scott Thompson and located at 2015 Charleston Highway, Cayce. Rocky Tops has a sterling reputation. “We have been operating the business in the Cayce and West Columbia area for over two decades,” Scott said. “And the folks in Cayce are some of the best in the state.” […]
Read More >>The Vacuum Center at 1306 Charleston Highway in West Columbia burned Friday night.Owners Mike and Peg Wilson said in a Facebook post: “we are processing the shock of this happening but want to let you all know that it will be okay. They said the “store sustained considerable damage and destruction” from the fire. Mike […]
Read More >>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 […]
Read More >>On Jan. 19, an employee with Dominion Energy reported the discovery of what they believed to be human skeletal remains in a wooded area off of Charleston Highway in the Cayce area of Lexington County. The Cayce Police Department was first to arrive on scene and subsequently called the Lexington County Coroner’s Office to respond. […]
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