Columbia’s growing BBQ scene is smoking up an appetite
Barbecue is a gem in the city of Columbia and South Carolina, drawing diners with dishes such as hash and rice and pulled pork.
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Author: Emmy Ribero
Neighborhoods around USC’s campus feel ‘vulnerable’ to the effects of university growth
USC neighborhoods are concerned with USC growth as students move off campus and into the neighborhoods.
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Young people aren’t smoking cigarettes. But they’re still using nicotine – and in greater numbers
Cigarette smoking is declining, but overall nicotine use isn’t, because of the rise of smokeless nicotine products that mostly appeal to young adults and teens.
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Bill aims to protect South Carolina IVF care from Alabama situation
A bill introduced in the House of Representatives would protect IVF care in South Carolina.
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Columbia 63 sharing local Black history, city’s contribution to national Civil Rights Movement
Columbia 63 hopes to spread awareness of local civil rights history in Columbia by creating free and accessible ways to teach the public.
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Donald Trump winner of GOP primary in Nikki Haley’s home state of South Carolina
Donald Trump won 60% of the votes for the Presidential Primary in South Carolina against former governor Nikki Haley.
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Murals in the city core: Art for the community
Murals in Columbia bring art and community to the city.
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Bill to allow retail sale of alcohol on Sundays passes SC House
But lawmakers are divided on an amendment requiring communities to hold a referendum on whether to allow the sales.
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SC health department behind on many Columbia restaurant inspections, raising safety concerns
The health department, which is splitting into two agencies in July, is lagging on inspections due to staffing shortages suffered since the pandemic.
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USC tests out AI cleaning robots, concerning some custodians
New Gausium Vacuum 40 stands at its charging station in the Thomas Cooper Library at the...
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