Kailee Kokes

The city of Cayce has officially welcomed its first-ever therapy horse, Muffin.

Irmo Police officers will now be equipped with informational materials and items for younger kids.

During this year’s executive session, the South Carolina Legislature passed on an open carry bill that was signed into law by Gov. Henry McMaster on March 7.

Ahead of the primaries on June 11, the four candidates running to be the Lexington County sheriff are reminding voters of their plans for the sheriff’s department if they win.

Lexington county residents gathered at the icehouse amphitheater for a free concert and firework show on June 28. Many of those in attendance dressed in American swag and beat the heat with some ice cream from a local vendor.

Lexington County kids have fun at Cayce Character Camp Character Camp is a one-of-a-kind camp experience for local Cayce students in Lexington District Two to interact with, learn from and have fun with Cayce’s School Resource Officers and local …

That’s a phrase that South Carolinians have had the chance to learn as the slogan for Cromer’s P-Nuts, a locally owned gourmet popcorn and peanut store.

Typically, Steel Hands Brewing, a brewery on Foreman Street in Cayce, spends its weekends putting on concerts, debuting special new homemade brews or throwing cornhole tournaments. And those are all fun activities that people enjoy after a hard week’s work.

Riley’s Drugs, an independent and family-owned pharmacy, has now been serving Lexington locals for 100 years.

O’Hara’s Bakery Café at 121 E. Main St. in Lexington has announced an immediate but temporary closure as of Sept. 23. The announcement was made via their Facebook page Sunday with a hopeful emphasis on the closure being temporary.