Gabriel Penfield, a prominent local businessman known for his entrepreneurial ventures, has officially thrown his hat into the ring for the Irmo Town Council once again. With a proven track record spanning over 20 years, Penfield brings a unique blend of business acumen and community dedication to the forefront ofContinue Reading
In the spirit of holiday giving, the Irmo Police Department Community Foundation successfully hosted its annual Shop With A Cop event at the Walmart in Ballentine on December 12 and 14. This heartwarming initiative provided a special opportunity for thirty families each day to shop for gifts alongside Irmo policeContinue Reading
On Monday, December 4, the Greater Irmo Chamber of Commerce orchestrated a ribbon-cutting event to celebrate the opening of Max Living Chiropractic Northwest at 7735 Broad River Rd. in Irmo. Dr. Kallie Corbin, D.C., leads the team, dedicated to facilitating healing and health transformations. Patients are warmly welcomed by Nellie,Continue Reading
By Al Dozier Bill Danielson was officially sworn in as the new mayor of Irmo at Tuesday’s council meeting. Danielson unseated Barry Walker, who has served as mayor since 2019 and served on the council for some 20 years. Danielson was first elected to council during a special election inContinue Reading
In a display of goodwill and sportsmanship, Gabriel Penfield, who contested a council seat in November’s elections, presented a commemorative plaque during the Irmo Town Council meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 5, congratulating Irmo Mayor Bill Danielson on his first meeting as mayor. Despite a closely contested election where Penfield narrowlyContinue Reading
In a significant moment for the Town of Irmo, Mayor-elect Bill Danielson officially assumed office, taking the oath of office at the Irmo Town Council Meeting on Tuesday, December 5, 2023. Peggy Danielson, the supportive wife of the newly elected mayor, played a meaningful role in the ceremony by holdingContinue Reading
The Town of Irmo celebrated a momentous occasion on Tuesday, December 5, 2023, as Town Councilman Erik Sickinger took his oath of office, securing another four-year term during the town council meeting. Sickinger’s commitment and service to the residents of Irmo were not only recognized but also rewarded as heContinue Reading
The Town of Irmo welcomed its newest Councilwoman, Phyllis Coleman, as she officially took her oath of office in a momentous council meeting held on Tuesday, December 5, 2023. Coleman is the first Black elected councilwoman on Irmo’s Town Council. The November election, marked by a closely contested battle, sawContinue Reading
By Al Dozier The Nov. 7 election of Phyllis Coleman to the Irmo Town Council was affirmed by the Lexington County Registrations and Elections Board at a Nov. 22 hearing after a challenge was filed about her residency. Former Irmo Mayor Hardy King requested the hearing based on concerns thatContinue Reading
Plenty of goodies, including hot chocolate, cookies, and cupcakes, were generously provided by Dunbar Funeral Home and Liberty Tax of Irmo. The Town of Irmo contributed to the festive atmosphere by offering hot pizza slices to the delighted attendees. The air was filled with the sweet aroma of treats asContinue Reading
Residents of Irmo can now rejoice as the Town will officially open the gates to the Rawls Creek Dog Park on November 30th, 2023, at 10 am. The inauguration will be marked by a brief yet lively ribbon-cutting ceremony, symbolizing the town’s commitment to providing recreational spaces for its four-leggedContinue Reading