Smith family still looking for answers amid Murdaugh media storm
Even as her son’s suspicious death has become part of the Murdaugh media frenzy, Sandy Smith is still looking for answers six years later.
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Author: Caleb Bozard
6 years after Pulse nightclub, another shooting prompts candlelight vigil at The Capital Club
Columbia’s oldest operating gay bar organized another vigil, this time for a mass shooting at a Colorado club.
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What happened to Columbia’s gay clubs?
Today there are two prominent gay bars in Columbia. But once upon a time, there were many more.
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In Columbia for Nicole, ‘turn around, don’t drown’
As Tropical Storm Nicole approaches the Midlands, here’s what to remember when driving around.
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On the ground with voters and poll workers on Election Day
The Carolina News and Reporter’s election team asked voters who and what brought them out to the polls for the midterms. Here’s what they said.
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Vista Lights to kick off holiday season for 37th year
The Vista Lights event in Columbia is the kickoff to the city’s holiday season. It features entertainment for all ages while supporting businesses in the Vista.
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Local museums confident collections safe from protests, vandalism
A trend of climate change protestors damaging famous paintings over the summer hasn’t come yet to the United States, but Columbia museum officials are confident they will be able to protect their collections if it does.
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Columbia City Council approves $1 million to help attract officers
Columbia City Council approved over $1 million in funding for upgrades to police radios and vehicles at its Nov. 1 meeting. The funding is designed to help with officer recruitment and retention amid an ongoing staff shortage.
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Local Jewish community stresses solidarity amid national discourse about anti-Semitism
Recent anti-Semitic comments made by celebrity Kanye West have prompted national discussions about how to support the Jewish community, including here in Columbia.
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Shipwrecks, explosives, prehistoric pottery. The Congaree soon might reveal even more secrets
The Congaree River has been a focal point for history since long before the Gervais Street bridge was built and college students on inner-tubes began crossing the waterway. Experts say there are many artifacts in the river to prove it and that more may be on the way.
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