Bluegrass is alive and well at Bill’s Pickin’ Parlor
The shop has provided a place for musicians to come together and jam since 1985.
Read More
Author: Giovanni Cusatis
Columbia on path to becoming ‘biking city,’ cyclists say
With the recent South Main Street project, biking advocates and city officials are hopeful for biking’s future.
Read More
Double Dutch Forces teaches kids success and ‘the ropes of life’
The jump-roping squad is a local non-profit program for Columbia kids.
Read More
Benedict Tigers continue to soar in pursuit of championship
The Tigers, who are 8-1, are one win away from reaching their third football conference championship in four years.
Read More
Go Leo Race brings runners of all abilities together
The 12th annual Go Leo Race brought community members together Oct. 25 at Saluda Shoals Park.
Read More
USC, students say they have to prioritize safety in off-campus apartments
Students reflect on the safety precautions they take in response to crime.
Read More
Librarians, students sue SC superintendent over book banning regulation
Some S.C. librarians and students recently filed a lawsuit against the state education superintendent over the department’s current book banning policy.
Read More
Beyond the notes: ColaJazz
Mark Rapp, founder of ColaJazz, strives to make jazz accessible for everyone through local outreach programs, citywide festivals and free public events.
Read More
BizArts creates opportunity for Columbia creatives to grow
7Sunday, a local entertainment company, has partnered with the City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities to create BizArts.
Read More
10 years after 1,000-year rainfall, Columbia officials say lasting repairs imminent
City water officials are confident three major projects will have a large impact.
Read More