Greater CWC President & CEO Tim James
Surrounded by family, friends and loved ones, Cayce Mayor Elise Partin, Councilman Phil Carter, and newly elected Councilman Byron Thomas were officially sworn into office at the Cayce City Council meeting, Wednesday. Partin and Carter were re-elected Nov. 7. Thomas is a newcomer to Cayce City Council. He was also elected Nov. 7, replacing longtime […]
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The Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce will hold a very special evening entitled: “Light Up the CWC.” It’s a ceremony to kick off the Holiday season in the Greater Cayce-West Columbia community. Lexington Medical Center, the presenting Parade Day sponsor, will ‘flip the switch’ lighting up the North Pole. The Holiday Lighting Ceremony is […]
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The Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber presents Rhythm on the River from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. on Fridays at the West Columbia Riverwalk Amphitheater. Come listen to a modern-day rendition of The King himself as Phil Urban Presents Elvis. Urban is one of the top Elvis impersonators. His shows attract large crowds all over. The […]
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The ribbon was cut at Another Broken Egg Cafe in the Brookland Development at the corner of State and Meeting Streets in West Columbia, Tuesday. The Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber sponsored the event. West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles said the property has seen tremendous development in five years and also offers a public space. Miles […]
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Luke Boozer, a student at the Lexington Two Innovation Center, was recognized as the Lexington 2 School District Student-of-the-Quarter at the Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce morning Business Meeting, Tuesday. Pete Grivetti, a teacher at Brookland-Cayce High School, was recognized as Teacher-of-the Quarter by the C-WC Chamber. The award recipients received $250. Pictured are: Chamber […]
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Aiyala Williams, a Swansea High School senior, was recognized as the Lexington 4 School District Student-of-the-Quarter at the Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce morning Business Meeting, Tuesday. Kelly Hartley, a teacher at Swansea High School, was recognized as Teacher-of-the Quarter by the Chamber of Commerce. The award recipients received $250 from the Chamber. Pictured are […]
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Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce members, Board members and staff took a bow Tuesday during the Cayce-West Columbia morning Chamber Business Meeting at Stone River in West Columbia. Last Thursday, the Greater Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce was recognized as the Carolinas (South Carolina and North Carolina) Outstanding Chamber of the Year (Under 700 Members) […]
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Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon spoke to a standing-room-only crowd at the Cayce-West Columbia Chamber Morning Business Meeting at Stone River in West Columbia, Tuesday. He gave some background information about himself and an overview of his time as sheriff. Koon was elected sheriff in 2015. He said in his tenure he has encountered a […]
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