Columbia makes headway in extending Williams Street, with eye on riverfront development
A planning document shows the Williams Street Extension and the connecting perpendicular...
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Author: Annie Poteat
Mobile food market partners with Columbia organizations, expands reach
The market sells fresh produce and goods six days a week at various sites.
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Why aren’t the leaves changing color? Why don’t I have to wear a coat?
It could be a combination of temperature and drought, experts say.
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SC woman’s push for affordable autism therapy spreads across US
Lorri Unumb achieved health coverage for thousands of Americans. Other S.C. families are determined to make changes, too.
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Richland County voters oppose extended penny tax on social media
The penny-on-the-dollar tax for transportation will last for another 25 years.
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20 years of Second Chances for horses, inmates
Inmates learn life skills, compassion and sympathy working with thoroughbred horses while incarcerated.
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Extension of transportation penny scores decisive win in Richland
The 2012 penny tax money is expected to run out in 2026. Richland residents are being asked to extend the tax for another 25 years.
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Forest Acres’ sprirt ‘alive and well’ in Helene’s wake
Forest Acres is 5 acres in size, and Columbia, 137. Yet the cities saw around the same amount of trees come down.
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Remaining Riverland Park residents watch rising Congaree
“If things do get worse, what type of (resources) will be available for us?”
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Columbia students, universities face federal aid delay fallout
Free application for federal financial aid has been delayed for the second year in a row. Some students aren’t in school. Will it happen again next year?
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