Sewing enters a new generation
Is sewing a craft of the past or a trending hobby? Sewing instructors in Columbia have seen people of all ages interested in creating their own sewing projects.
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Author: Kenna Coe
Community breakfast ignites discussion on hunger and homelessness
The Midlands Area Consortium for the Homeless (MACH) hosted its annual prayer breakfast that brought community members and advocates together to discuss hunger and homelessness in the Midlands.
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Columbia’s homeless brace for winter chill, but many don’t come inside
As winter weather approaches, Columbia’s homeless population is left with limited resources to protect them from the cold.
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S.C. State Museum has a haunting history
Is the South Carolina State Museum haunted by spirits from the past or are the stories simply tales? The chilling history of the building leaves many asking the same question.
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Transitions to auction artwork created by residents
Transitions Homeless Shelter is emphasizing art at their upcoming fundraiser by supporting artists within the shelter.
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Main Street arts scene disrupted with Tapp’s Art Center move
Tapp’s Art Center is searching for a new location after announcing their move from the iconic, historic building on Main Street.
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Locals see Cayce as hidden “gem”
State Street in downtown Cayce has previously been a neglected area of town, but the city’s recent efforts to revive the area foreshadow a future renaissance.
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Fall season marks start of new harvest
The fall season is here! Customers at the South Carolina State Farmers Market shopped newly stocked seasonal produce.
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