Bigfoot sighting in SC? Is he real?
Researchers explain why belief persists in Bigfoot.
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Author: Katie Rojas
Columbia animal shelter recovers from dog virus outbreak
Canine pneumovirus is spread through respiratory secretions such as saliva, mucus and nasal discharge.
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Time to fall back! USC students adjust to time change
As daylight saving end, USC students are adjusting to shorter days and earlier sunsets.
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Lexington mobile libraries expand services on the go
Town sends books, ebooks and audiobooks on the road.
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Controversial Water Walk development raises concerns about Irmo overdevelopment
Town Council has given final approval to the $175 million project.
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Don’t live near a library? The city of Columbia’s got you covered
Boxes will be available at childcare centers, community centers and some small, locally owned businesses.
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Columbia organizations, advocates provide support for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
“Breaking the silence is the first step toward ending domestic violence,” S.C. Attorney General Alan Wilson said during the Silent Witness ceremony.
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Treasured Trees aims to promote awareness, values of trees
The nomination process for the Treasured Trees program is open through Nov. 1.
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Remaining Riverland Park residents watch rising Congaree
“If things do get worse, what type of (resources) will be available for us?”
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Midlands Tech hosts 3rd annual Hispanic heritage celebration
“Learning about other cultures is what’s so valuable to me,” said Patrick Bennett, Midlands Tech’s executive director for access and opportunity.
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