New Midlands leadership council set to take over annual competitiveness report
Business leaders in the Midlands come together to take a formal approach to improving Columbia’s economic landscape.
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Author: Caroline Williamson
Local food trucks hope for record turnout at annual festival. Here’s what to expect
Food Truck Festivals of America comes back to Columbia Saturday for the 7th annual Food Truck and Craft Beer festivals.
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Grieving family urges mental health overhaul
The family of a Richland County man killed in an officer-involved shooting pushes for mental health reforms.
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Pastors press Richland County sheriff to expand inquiry into officer-involved shooting
Lawyers and religious leaders held a press conference at the Richland County Sheriff’s Department to discuss last Saturday’s officer-involved shooting and press for more accountability.
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Funeral plans set for man killed in officer-involved shooting
Body cam footage from a Richland County deputy involved in Saturday night’s shooting of Irvin Charley paint a fuller picture of the scene.
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Mother of slain Richland County man says she begged police not to shoot
The family of a mentally ill man killed in an altercation with Richland County sheriff’s deputy is holding a news conference Wednesday.
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Surge in diesel prices hits already torn trucking industry
Hundreds of South Carolina truckers feel the pain at the pump as diesel prices hit a record average of $5 a gallon.
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“Good Morning America” showcases Lady Gamecocks and S.C. cultural richness
“Good Morning America” showcases South Carolina’s cultural resilience including the Lady Gamecocks.
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Season of Women series aids women business owners
A local coffee shop is supporting women in the food industry in a unique way.
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Beloved rabbi leaves behind a grateful community
Community leader Rabbi “Sandy” T. Marcus passed away Saturday and was eulogized Monday by the Tree of Life Congregation.
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The Department of Health and Environmental Control could be broken into several agencies. Some public health officials are concerned about the potential fallout.
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https://carolinanewsandreporter.cic.sc.edu/potential-dhec-split-raises-concerns-among-government-officials-advocates/
Pictured is a rendering of the facility. It will bring over 300 jobs to the county and plans to be an up and running operation by the end of 2023
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