Learning to call Columbia home
The Hispanic community is growing in South Carolina but advocates say families often don’t avail themselves of resources to help them acclimate to a new life.
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Author: Andrea Betancourt
Engaged South Carolinians exercise right to vote
Carolina News & Reporter talked to voters around the state as the raucous 2020 presidential election came to a close.
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Election Day is here and South Carolinians have already cast more than 1 million votes
More than 1 million South Carolinians have cast their votes in the 2020 presidential race even before polls open on Election Day.
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A growing community encouraged to become more involved
As an emerging community, the Hispanic/Latino population in Columbia, SC is encouraged to take part in the Census and vote whenever they can.
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Harrison promotes voting with drive-in concert
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Jaime Harrison hosted a drive-in concert with Common and other special guests to promote voting.
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A kids-eye view of the pandemic
The pandemic has affected everyone in different ways, but how have kids been processing it all? How does this new normal change the way they view the world?
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How ‘microweddings’ saved the wedding season
With the pandemic still prevalent, microweddings are a creative way to celebrate love with immediate family and friends in an intimate celebration.
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“Wall of Remembrance” unveiled on 9/11
A “Wall of Remembrance” was unveiled on the 19th anniversary of 9/11 at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center.
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‘Last call’ ordinance creates new normal for Five Points
Bars in Five Points adjust to the City of Columbia ordinance and find ways to stay open during the pandemic.
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