Road work along Columbia Avenue and the upcoming Canal Coffee Co.
Residents of Lexington should be prepared for upcoming road changes, including dual lane shifts on Columbia Avenue for maintenance work. Meanwhile, Canal Coffee Co. is set to open a new location, offering a variety of coffee and breakfast options. Additionally, the town will host the Veteran’s Day Parade, scheduled for this Sunday, which will result in some road closures. Don’t forget that early voting is underway in the area, so make sure to participate in the upcoming elections.
Hey there, Lexington! Buckle up because some road changes are on the horizon. On Wednesday, January 8, drivers on eastbound Columbia Avenue/US-378 should be prepared for dual lane shifts near King Street. The shifts will happen between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., so if you’re headed that way, keep your eyes peeled and stay alert!
Now, why the lane changes, you ask? Well, it’s all part of some essential maintenance work that includes water line updates and curb replacement. A little inconvenience now will certainly make our roads a lot nicer in the long run.
If you’re not familiar with Canal Coffee, they already have eight locations scattered across South Carolina, North Carolina, and Florida. Locals can find them in cities like Columbia and Irmo, not to mention a convenient stop near the Columbia Metropolitan Airport. With such a high traffic area—a whopping 33,000 vehicles passing daily—this new coffee joint is bound to become a favorite!
But what can you expect from Canal Coffee? Their menu is a coffee lover’s dream, featuring everything from traditional and specialty coffees to delicious seasonal drinks, energy drinks, and even hot breakfast items. It’s definitely going to be a great stop for a quick bite or a caffeine fix anytime you’re out and about.
For those wanting to join in the fun, it’s a great idea to check the town’s website for up-to-date information on road closures and parking. Let’s come together to honor our veterans and enjoy a day filled with community spirit!
Locally, Lexington County has reported around 47,000 early voters, demonstrating how engaged folks are in the electoral process. If you haven’t made it to the polls yet, keep in mind that early voting is open until November 2, 2024, with polling locations welcoming voters daily from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m..
Don’t forget that registration is key! To participate, you need to have registered by the October 14 deadline and be sure to bring your necessary ID materials when you head out to vote.
So, Lexington, prepare for lane shifts, grab a coffee soon, and make your voice heard in the upcoming elections. Exciting times are right around the corner!
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