The Environment CSP of the Saint Andrews Women’s Club recently lent their green thumbs to assist Jane Hiller in enhancing the Irmo Branch Library garden. On April 18, these dedicated volunteers generously donated and planted two bee balm plants, sourced from Seven Oaks Plant Shop. Their thoughtful contribution not onlyContinue Reading
In a display of community partnership, Harbison West Elementary School (HWES) and the Optimist Club of St. Andrews-Irmo are celebrating significant achievements and ongoing initiatives aimed at supporting student success. At a recent breakfast meeting, Dr. Thomas Turner, Principal of HWES, provided an update on the collaborative efforts between theContinue Reading
In a display of solidarity and commitment to protecting children, the St. Andrews Woman’s Club has unveiled a striking blue pinwheel installation at Leo’s Landing in Saluda Shoals Park. This installation serves as a visual symbol of awareness and advocacy during National Child Abuse Prevention Month in April. The blueContinue Reading
Kaylin Merriam, a shining star at CrossRoads Intermediate, has been honored with the prestigious title of Lake Murray-Irmo March Student of the Month. This recognition comes as no surprise to those who know her, as Kaylin embodies the qualities of diligence, talent, and selflessness. Principal Dr. Erin Doty describes KaylinContinue Reading
The St. Andrews Women’s Club recently gathered to assemble Take, Make, and Play Bags for children at the Irmo Library on March 14th. These bags are intended to provide entertainment for children during the upcoming spring break. In the photo from left to right, we have Judy Travis, Jan MitchellContinue Reading
The Optimist Club of St. Andrews-Irmo recently had the privilege of hosting representatives from the Girl Scouts of South Carolina-Mountains to Midlands Council, shedding light on the organization’s contributions to the community. Lisa Brown, Community Development Manager, and Halfie King, Property and Guest Coordinator, shared insights into the Girl ScoutsContinue Reading
Residents at Coopers Trace in Irmo received boxes filled with edible, non-perishable food items from the Irmo Police Department. This initiative is part of Serve & Connect, a Columbia-based non-profit organization working to strengthen positive relationships between police officers and the communities they serve. The program, known as Greg’s Groceries,Continue Reading
On March 1st, Broadway star Stephen Carrasco visited Nursery Road Elementary School in Irmo, accompanied by Irmo Mayor Bill Danielson. Carrasco, known for his roles in various Broadway productions, including the touring version of “Hamilton,” engaged with the students by performing a song and sharing insights into his acting andContinue Reading
The St. Andrews Optimists were enlightened by a presentation from Jason Hill and Alex Zelling about the Second Saturday organization. This initiative, rooted in evangelism, extends assistance to households in need of home repairs, focusing on widows, orphans, single-parent households, disabled individuals, and the elderly. Named after its monthly activityContinue Reading
In an effort to support the community and strengthen police-community relationships, the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) recently hosted over 70 law enforcement partners for the third annual Greg’s Groceries food box packing day. Greg’s Groceries is an initiative by Serve & Connect, a Columbia-based non-profit organization dedicated toContinue Reading
Women’s Club supports Killingsworth Home Members of the St. Andrews Woman’s Club recently donated $5,000 to Killingsworth Home for Women. The donation was made possible by a grant from the S.C.F.W.C. Progress Foundation, a private foundation supporting libraries, education, women, and children within South Carolina. The donated funds are earmarkedContinue Reading