IRMO, S.C. – On September 10, Irmo Mayor Bill Danielson visited Irmo Elementary School to meet with a group of students participating in the SC Career Kids program. This initiative helps young students explore various career paths through interactions with experienced professionals, fostering curiosity and skill development. The Career ClubContinue Reading
By Al Dozier An initial effort by an Irmo resident to block the town’s plan to allow a developer to come up with a revised proposal to build the controversial Water Walk development on the shores of Lake Murray was rejected. Irmo resident Adam Raynor contends in a lawsuit thatContinue Reading
As election season approaches, here are some important guidelines regarding temporary political signs in the Town: Be sure to follow these guidelines as we head into election season!Continue Reading
Irmo Police Chief Bobby Dale was honored with his third gold star this week, marking his three-year tenure as the town’s top law enforcement officer. In Irmo, each year served as Chief of Police is recognized with a gold star, and Dale’s latest milestone was celebrated by Irmo Mayor BillContinue Reading
By Al Dozier An Irmo resident is challenging the town of Irmo’s plan to allow a developer to come up with a revised proposal to build the controversial Water Walk development on the shores of Lake Murray. Mayor Bill Danielson confirmed that Judge Daniel Coble heard a challenge at anContinue Reading
Irmo, SC – On Tuesday, August 27, the Town of Irmo hosted its annual National Night Out at the newly named Moore Park off Lake Murray Boulevard. Sponsored by the Irmo Police Department Community Foundation, the event provided a unique opportunity for residents to engage with local law enforcement officersContinue Reading
The Town of Irmo has appointed Joe Nates, a former police chief, as its new Civil Code Compliance Inspector. This newly created civilian role aims to enhance code compliance within the town and allow police officers to focus on other law enforcement duties. Nates, who served as Irmo’s police chiefContinue Reading
By Al Dozier The Irmo Town Council wants people to be nice to each other in the town of Irmo. The council gave unanimous approval at the Aug. 20 meeting to a resolution adopting a “civility pledge” to build a stronger and more prosperous community by advocating for civil engagement,Continue Reading
The 2024 National Night Out has been rescheduled for Tuesday, August 27, from 5:30 pm-8:00 pm in Moore Park. The Irmo Police Department Community Foundation (IPDCF) is excited to host the yearly National Night Out Event. National Night Out (NNO) is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhoodContinue Reading
Congratulations to Bart’s Crazy Good Coffee, named the Small Business of the Month for August 2024! Owner Bart Baldwin never imagined he’d be running a coffee shop, much less multiple locations, but his journey from a small roasting company to a local favorite is a testament to his passion forContinue Reading
The Moore Park Playground, also known as Irmo Town Park, has officially reopened at 7507 Eastview Drive following a series of exciting upgrades. The revamped playground now features a brand new sun shade, refreshed playground padding, and repaired and replaced equipment, making it a perfect spot for families to enjoy.Continue Reading