Gas prices on the decline in South Carolina
Gas prices are on the decline this winter, but don’t let the prices fool you – it’s been much cheaper in years past.
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Author: Anjali Patel
Safe exchange zones offer security to online shoppers
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department has several safe exchange zones across the Midlands, where people can conduct Craigslist exchanges under police surveillance.
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Axe-throwing craze aims for Columbia
Some call it the “next bowling;” axe throwing is a new nationwide trend in entertainment that is headed for Columbia.
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Historic Columbia mural vandalized, artist searches for culprit
Columbia artist Blue Sky’s public masterpiece in downtown Columbia has been vandalized yet again. Now, he’s looking for answers.
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North Main Street residents struggle with food access
For many of us, a trip to the grocery store is routine. For people that live along Columbia’s North Main Street, it’s a little more complicated.
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SCEMD transitions from emergency operations to recovery effort
The S.C. Emergency Management Division is scaling back its operations following Hurricane Florence, but an official said emergency officials are still dealing with the storm’s aftermath.
Read MoreLocal woman plans the Midlands’ first fully ADA-compliant campsite
The Midlands will soon have its first entirely ADA-compliant campsite, designed with the most vulnerable in mind.
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