West Columbia City Council
The City of Cayce is not under investigation regarding taxpayer funds. Upon receiving a complaint concerning the conduct of a member of Cayce City Council, city council took immediate action by calling a Special Meeting on Monday, Oct. 13. During the meeting, the City Attorney confirmed that the meeting was legally and properly called, and that the agenda item was both […]
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The October-November West Columbia Newsletter has been published. – Click here for a link – It has a message from West Columbia Mayor Tem Miles and updates from the districts of West Columbia City Council members. Also included are articles about Mick’s House of Pizza, Pupology and The Rogue Hair Care Center.
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Municipal elections are Nov. 5. There are candidates running for city council in Cayce, West Columbia, and in several other municipalities in Lexington County. To be able to vote in the Nov. 5 election, you have to register by Oct. 5. Here is the link to register vrems.scvotes.sc.gov/ovr/start
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The West Columbia City Council Council passed a resolution, Tuesday, recognizing Anna Bedell for her outstanding gymnastics season.Pictured: Mayor Tem Miles, Mayor Pro-Tem Mickey Pringle, Anna Bedell, Councilman Trevor Bedell, and Shannon Reep Volk. (Photo by Anna Huffman-City of West Columbia)
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Kiaun Moore, a recent graduate of Morris College, has officially announced his candidacy for West Columbia City Council, representing District 5. Moore, who earned his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, is known for his dedication to community service, strong leadership skills, and passion for building a stronger, more connected West Columbia, according to a press […]
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The City of West Columbia’s August-September Newsletter is out. And one of the articles in the newsletter features articles about on The Vacuum Center, Westend Interiors and Thai Delicacies. Click here to see the new June-July Newsletter. The New West Columbia Newsletter for also includes updates from Mayor Tem Miles and City Council members.
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West Columbia City Council voted, Tuesday, to approve Crescent Industries, LLC as the contractor to repair the West Columbia Riverwalk damage. The damage was caused by Hurricane Helene in October. The amount of the contract for the repair work is $201,095. The terms of the contract will now be presented to FEMA for approval. Once […]
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West Columbia City Council discussed adding a fire truck to the West Columbia Fire Department’s fleet. A new fire truck could be in operation in late 2025, and another more-specialized truck could be added in 2026 or later. The WCFD has the highest ISO rating possible. WCFD Chief Marquis Solomon spoke to council regarding the […]
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