North Main key for development as Columbia’s core continues to expand
The railroad trestle crosses North Main Street near the Earlewood neighborhood. Leaders are...
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Author: Kailey Cota
City hopes fewer parking regulations will bring influx of small businesses to North Main Street
The cost of starting a small business in Columbia is decreasing as the city tries to eliminate roadblocks for starting small businesses.
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In Columbia for Nicole, ‘turn around, don’t drown’
As Tropical Storm Nicole approaches the Midlands, here’s what to remember when driving around.
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Local Jewish community stresses solidarity amid national discourse about anti-Semitism
Recent anti-Semitic comments made by celebrity Kanye West have prompted national discussions about how to support the Jewish community, including here in Columbia.
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‘Nothing is like this:’ Mix-use business, entrepreneurial hub planned for West Columbia
A new entrepreneurial hub with studio and flex space for business owners as well as shops and food and brew halls for patrons, is envisioned for West Columbia next fall. The project would redevelop an old sign factory that’s been out of business for more than a decade.
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Columbia grappling with nationwide question of how to regulate short-term rental business
Columbia is working to to regulate short-term rental units to appease neighbors who don’t want Airbnbs on their street and industry leaders who make a living by renting out homes.
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Flooding, high winds concerns in Midlands as Ian hits SC
Columbia still is expected to see rainfall, strong winds, potential flooding, even as Hurricane Ian’s path shifts slightly to the east in the state.
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Heavy rain, flooding still top concerns in Midlands as Ian makes its way to SC
The Midlands is expected to receive 2 to 6 inches of rain Friday as Hurricane Ian’s effects are felt throughout the Palmetto State.
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McMaster orders no evacuations ahead of hurricane, but warns of flooding, high winds
S.C. Gov. Henry McMaster ordered a state of emergency, advising residents to “run from the water and hide from the wind.”
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Flooding anticipated in Columbia ahead of Hurricane Ian: ‘Turn around, don’t drown’
Nearly 30 low-lying roads in Columbia could flood when Hurricane Ian arrives. Here’s a list of the streets to avoid later this week.
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