The South Carolina Department of Transportation’s Commission has bestowed a significant honor upon Secretary Christy Hall by dedicating the interchange of I-20 and I-26 in Columbia as the “Secretary Christy A. Hall P.E. Interchange.” This tribute comes as Secretary Hall prepares for retirement from her distinguished career at SCDOT. ChairContinue Reading

Columbia Public Works announces a fantastic opportunity for residents: a free compost giveaway event! Happening at the compost site located at 121 Humane Lane, this special event is scheduled for April 6th from 8 am to noon. Exclusive to residents, this giveaway offers a chance to acquire high-quality compost completelyContinue Reading

Get ready for a week filled with the enchanting sounds of music as Music in My Neighborhood, a new community program by the South Carolina Philharmonic, kicks off on April 8th. This exciting initiative brings a series of free ensemble performances, educational programs, and unique collaborations to different neighborhoods inContinue Reading

Congaree National Park has announced the eagerly awaited dates for the 2024 Synchronized Firefly Viewing Event. Scheduled to take place from May 16th to May 25th, this annual spectacle promises mesmerizing displays of synchronized fireflies illuminating the park’s natural landscape. To manage the event effectively, passes will be required forContinue Reading

By Al Dozier The Lexington County legislative delegation met with Lexington County Council members and representatives of the county’s municipalities March 19 to resolve differences over road maintenance agreements. Irmo Mayor Bill Danielson said he was pleased the meeting was held with lawmakers who could help modify the agreements. “WeContinue Reading

The inaugural Riverwalk Rabbit Run 5K, organized by the Greater CWC Cares Foundation, is set to take place on March 30 at 9 am. Participants are invited to either run or walk along the scenic route by the Congaree River and through the Cayce-West Columbia Avenues. Following the race, thereContinue Reading