South Carolina’s economic metrics tell a confusing story
Despite some positive economic metrics, many residents are still suffering. Experts point to a loss of purchasing power.
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Author: Geri Johnson
Bigfoot sighting in SC? Is he real?
Researchers explain why belief persists in Bigfoot.
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SC 3rd parties celebrate a spike in votes
Third-party legislative candidates received a significant increase in the percentage of votes cast compared to 2020.
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Trump takes SC, with Midlands turnout high
Trouble with machines and polling places was limited.
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From the Vista to Five Points: Local artist unveils Fritz the Robot
A new robot head sculpture in Five Points is local artist Clark Ellefson’s latest contribution to Columbia’s art culture.
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City of Columbia announces canal repairs 9 years after historic flooding
City officials announced a project to replace, modernize and reopen the Columbia Canal, a source of drinking water for most downtown residents for decades.
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SC’s 3rd-party candidates hope to gain traction, affect policies
During a contentious election year, third-party candidates are working to make headway in a bipartisan system.
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Grateful for the Dead: Local fans evoke Jerry Garcia 29 years later
The last time the Grateful Dead played in Columbia was on Halloween night in 1985. But in the 40 years since, the jam-band style and the festival have proven to be timeless.
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First female CPD officer graduates from FBI academy
Capt. Cynthia Waggoner is the first female officer with the Columbia Police Department to graduate from the 10-week leadership program.
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Budget provision puts TikTok in jeopardy in SC classrooms
The S.C. legislature passed a measure compelling schools to block TikTok on all state-issued devices – or lose almost half their funding.
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