IRMO, S.C. — The Lexington County Voter Registration and Election Commission has officially certified the results of the June 3 special election to fill the Irmo Town Council seat vacated earlier this year. Mike Ward was elected with 333 votes, defeating fellow candidates George Frazier (166 votes) and Ed GrecoContinue Reading
Mike Ward received the majority of votes over two other contenders in a special election held on Tuesday, June 3 to fill a vacated Irmo town council seat. Ward had an unofficial count of 327 votes distancing himself from George Frazier who garnered 162 votes. Ed Greco finished with 81 votes.Continue Reading
The Town of Irmo will hold a special election on Tuesday, June 3 to fill a vacant council seat. Candidates Mike Ward, Ed Greco and George Frazier are vying for a seat that the winner would hold until late 2027. George Frazier has twice held the position of Irmo EventsContinue Reading
The Irmo Police Department recently honored two of Irmo’s finest—Sergeant Charles Black and Corporal Emmanuel Polanco—with the prestigious Life-Saving Award for their heroic actions during a structure fire on August 20, 2024. Responding swiftly to reports of a fire at the Harbison Shore Assisted Living Facility at 990 Columbia Avenue, Sergeant Black and CorporalContinue Reading
IRMO, SC – A big thank you goes out to the Irmo Elementary School Student Council for leading the Pledge of Allegiance at last night’s Irmo Town Council meeting! The council took a moment to recognize the exceptional leadership and accomplishments of these young students throughout the school year. HighlightsContinue Reading
On Saturday, May 17, Moore Park came alive with friendly competition and community spirit as the Leadership Lexington County Class of 2025 hosted their “Bags, Beers, and Braggin’ Rights” Cornhole Tournament. The event, held at 7507 Eastview Drive, kicked off at 11 a.m. and featured food and beverages generously provided by local sponsors. ProceedsContinue Reading
Irmo Town Council moved to go into Executive Session early in their Tuesday, May 20th town council meeting to discuss a contractual matter related to the hiring of a new town administrator. When council returned from Executive Session they voted to hire Jim Crosland, formerly the Cayce City Manager, toContinue Reading
IRMO, SC – May 20, 2025 – The Irmo Town Council ratified a contract Tuesday night during an executive session, officially naming Jim Crosland as the town’s new administrator. Crosland will assume the position on July 7, following the departure of current administrator Courtney Dennis, who is stepping down toContinue Reading
IRMO, SC — Irmo Town Park was the place to be on the evening of May 8 as locals gathered for the annual Red, White, and Brews celebration. The event offered a lively mix of hand-selected wines, craft beer, and delicious bites from local restaurants, creating a festive atmosphere forContinue Reading
IRMO, S.C. – The 2024 Irmo Town Limits Concert Series came to a close on Friday, May 9, with a lively evening of music at the Prisma Health Amphitheater in Community Park. Kicking off the night, Hijacked Duo got the crowd moving with favorite hits from the ’70s and ’80s.Continue Reading
Town Administrator Courtney Dennis to Step Down After 23 Years of Service to the Town of Irmo After more than two decades of dedicated public service, Town Administrator Courtney Dennis has announced his resignation from the Town of Irmo, effective July 3, 2025. Dennis is departing to accept a newContinue Reading