Junior League of Columbia logs successful holiday market
The Columbia chapter this year is marking its centennial of serving the community.
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Author: Ariel Meriwether
Gingerbread competition takes over Columbia
NoMA Warehouse and Davis Architecture hosts a gingerbread competition to raise awareness of homelessness in Columbia.
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Controversial novel back in Lex-Rich Five after monthlong review
The 10th-most challenged book in the United States is back on shelves in four high schools after being challenged.
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A lost art: Ed’s Editions keeps literary traditions alive through rare books
This locally owned bookstore has sold rare and historic books for more than 20 years.
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Famously Hot South Carolina Pride Week underway
Want to participate in Pride Week in Columbia? Check out these LGBTQ+ events in Columbia.
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Columbia Soda City Market works as incubator for small businesses
Businesses set up shop along Main Street to sell products to the thousands of customers walking past.
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Tim Scott files for SC presidential primary
U.S. Sen. Tim Scott filed to appear on the South Carolina presidential primary ballot at Doc’s Barbeque in Columbia. (with video)
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Columbia businesses work together in shared storefronts
Throwback Outpost uses its shared space to save money. Other spaces shared by businesses, such as the NoMA Warehouse, use theirs to launch new businesses.
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Locally owned businesses use social media to grow audience
Businesses in Five Points and on Main and Devine streets use social media to market their products.
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Williams-Brice welcomes record number of students
Roughly 4,000 students were given tickets outside the student section for the game between Furman and the University of South Carolina.
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