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Irmo

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Irmo

Town in Richland and Lexington counties, central South Carolina, on the Saluda River near Lake Murray; population (1990) 11,300. Irmo lies 14 km/9 mi northwest of the state capital Columbia, of which it is a booming residential suburb.



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For example, a local ACTE member in Irmo, South Carolina, is worried about the budget cuts to education and CTE programs in the state.
Positive media attention a powerful advocacy tool by Kidwai, Sabrina / Techniques
when Pizza Hut employee Christopher Miller arrived at an address in Irmo, South Carolina, to deliver a pizza, he was met by Paul Sturgill, 17, who was standing outside.
Honor student chooses wrong friends by Scholl, Alan / The New American
Richland County deputies searched the alleged party home and then searched the roommates' new home in Irmo and made the arrests, he said.
SC lawyer says cops making arrests in Phelps case by EVAN BERLAND / AP News
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