Riverwalk Amphitheater
Going Commando will play the third and final spring season Rhythm on the River Concert on Saturday, June 14. The concerts are from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. The concert is at the West Columbia Riverwalk Amphitheater. The concert is presented by the Cayce-West Columbia Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by the City of West […]
Read More >> The first of three Rhythm on the River concerts took place last Saturday, and featured Gary Lowder and The Smokin’ Hots. The band drew a large crowd, much of which came from outside of West Columbia. There are two more concerts coming in the Spring. The free concerts, at the West Columbia Riverwalk, are sponsored […]
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Rhythm on the River -Presented by the Greater CWC and Sponsored by the City of West Columbia is this Saturday, featuring Gary Lowder and The Smokin’ Hots. It’s a FREE Concert. Come listen to the Best Beach Music and SHAG the night away at Rhythm on the River Concert. Details: May 31: Gary Lowder and […]
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West Columbia Riverwalk Update | Hurricane Helene Update – Click here to see the video on Facebook In a video, West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles gives an overview of the damage to the West Columbia Riverwalk caused by Hurricane Helene and the repair status. The damage includes a sink hole, small sections of the concrete […]
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The popular Rhythm on the River Concert Series returns this spring at the West Columbia Riverwalk. The concerts are sponsored by the Cayce-West Columbia Chamber and the City of West Columbia. On May 31, Gary Lowder and The Smokin’ Hot will play. Next up, on June 7, The Gaspumbers is on the schedule. The Going […]
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It’s hard to believe there was snow on the ground on January 22. A week-and-a-half later, by Feb. 2, or Groundhog Day, temperatures were above 75 degrees. Punxsutawney Phil of Young Township, PA, saw his shadow at Punxsutawney’s annual Groundhog Day celebration, this year; indicating six more weeks of winter. That’s not the case in […]
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The City of West Columbia City Hall will reopen to the public on Friday, Jan. 24, for regular business hours, following a closure due to hazardous weather and road conditions. The following delays in openings and service changes are: Service Updates Sanitation: All Thursday sanitation and recycling routes will run on Friday, Jan. 24. Parks: […]
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The origins of Halloween date back 2,000 years to an ancient Celtic festival, which was celebrated on Oct. 31, according to the History Channel. It was a belief in the Celtic culture that the dead returned to earth on Halloween night. In those days, the townspeople would light bonfires and dress in costumes to ward […]
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