South Carolina disability advocates push for better benefits
Multiple disability advocacy organizations across South Carolina have one request in common: access to Medicaid.
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Author: Elizabeth West
TikTok’s future remains unclear. Some in the fine arts community are OK with that
The banning and unbanning of TikTok has left businesses that use the app in an uncertain position. But Richland County’s fine arts community is coping just fine.
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Columbia adjusts to new parking ordinance
The ordinance has seen few issues since going into effect.
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USC facial recognition AI research makes strides
USC researchers are working with facial recognition AI to help American Sign Language users.
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Midlands adults get a chance to drop in and dance
Revival Adult Dance offers weekly, drop-in, pay-by-the-class dance classes.
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We’re building this orchard
Rosewood’s orchard is getting a new toolshed built by students of USC professor Tom Syfert.
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Artista Vista celebrates old Columbia by unveiling new installation
A new art installation on Park Street honors the Congaree Vista’s past and artist Laura Spong, who passed away in 2018.
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Mardi Gras Columbia remembers Tom Hall
Musicians and festival organizers take time to reflect one of its co-founders as Mardi Gras Columbia celebrated its 15th anniversary.
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Five Points’ new theater a space for horror flicks, local and indie filmmakers
There’s a new theater in town ready to play everyone’s favorite indie and local films.
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Doctors urge students to get the flu vaccine, despite misconceptions
The flu virus has spread rapidly through the state of South Carolina. Many students resistance to getting the vaccine has worsened this problem and doctors urge students to start receiving the vaccine.
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