Congratulations to Irmo Town Council Members Phyllis Coleman and Dr. Barb Waldman on their recent graduation from the Municipal Elected Officials Institute of Government, a respected program offered by the Municipal Association of South Carolina (MASC). The institute is designed to provide municipal leaders with essential training in the coreContinue Reading
Now Open at the Big Red Barn IRMO — Crafters and creatives in the Irmo area have a new destination! Searsport Rug Hooking, a long-established arts and crafts business, has opened its doors in the Big Red Barn (formerly Beckham’s Barn) at 1751 Kennerly Road, near the traffic circle. TheContinue Reading
IRMO – The SkillsUSA chapter at the Center for Advanced Technical Studies continues to shine on the national stage. Students from the Center recently returned from the 2025 SkillsUSA National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta, Georgia with top honors, including three national medals and 14 top-10 finishes. The annualContinue Reading
IRMO – Joseph Chapman, law enforcement instructor at the Center for Advanced Technical Studies and lead advisor for the school’s SkillsUSA chapter, has received a top national award for his dedication to career and technical education. Chapman was named Outstanding Career and Technical Educator during the 2025 SkillsUSA National LeadershipContinue Reading
The Irmo Town Council has recognized Irmo Kids Dental as the Small Business of the Month. Located at 7570 Woodrow St., the award was accepted by Dr. Santana Jones and Robert Jones, her business partner. Irmo Kids Dental, known for its commitment to excellent service, will soon open a new location onContinue Reading
IRMO – Mayor Bill Danielson announced a new partnership with the Irmo Police Department’s Community Foundation (IPDCF) this week, unveiling the “Mayor’s Uplift Initiative,” a program designed to provide greater assistance to families in need throughout the Irmo area. Backed by generous community support, the initiative has already raised approximatelyContinue Reading
IRMO – Shoppers and supporters alike are invited to a Community Yard Sale on Saturday, July 26, with all proceeds going to the Irmo Fire Foundation. The sale will be held at Union United Methodist Church and will feature a wide variety of items, including household goods, clothing, toys, furniture,Continue Reading
Richland County Council has officially adopted its budget for Fiscal Year 2025-2026. During a meeting held June 17, Council approved the $1,457,108,024 spending plan after a third and final reading. The new budget took effect on July 1. This year’s total budget reflects a $16.3 million increase from last year.Continue Reading
Richland County’s Fire Marshal’s Office has earned the title of a Fire Safe South Carolina Community, a designation that recognizes its strong commitment to public safety and fire prevention. The honor comes from the Fire Safe South Carolina program, a statewide initiative focused on reducing fire-related injuries and promoting fireContinue Reading
MUSC Health is teaming up with the Richland County Sheriff’s Department to help save lives. On July 9, the health system donated 14 automated external defibrillators (AEDs) during a press conference held at MUSC Health Columbia Medical Center Downtown. These AEDs will be placed in patrol cars throughout Richland County,Continue Reading
South Carolina Secretary of State Mark Hammond is reminding the public to be cautious when donating to disaster relief efforts following severe flooding in Kerr County, Texas. “The families devastated by the flash floods in the Texas Hill Country need our help,” Hammond said. “Unfortunately, scammers are already trying toContinue Reading