There’s a shortage of veterinarians in SC shelters. Could a new Clemson vet school help?
There are too many animals in shelters and not enough vets, some say. Clemson’s new vet school could offer relief.
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Author: Lauren Leibman
Columbia is Ground Zero for hoarding in SC. A lack of resources for hoarders doesn’t help
Hoarders and hoarding specialists agree that a strong support system is essential to the recovery from hoarding disorder. But Columbia might not be able to offer that support.
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Economy places increased burden on horse owners and rescues
The costs of caring for a horse have increased dramatically since the pandemic. Those high prices have caused rescue groups to see an increased amount of owner surrenders.
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‘Hamilton’ and other smash Broadway hits could bring big money to Columbia
Guaranteeing a longer run for popular Broadway shows such as “Hamilton” means the shows actually will play here.
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Five Points bookstore part of village’s return to form
The Five Points Village has been known more for its nightlife in the past decade. But new retail is bringing the village back as a more well-rounded district.
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USC student’s music store could be poised for success
Joseph Blake started the Cola Music Stop as a “fun thing to do.” But its location and products might allow it to be more than a hobby.
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Super Bowl ads could show move toward less anxious country
After the pandemic and political tensions starting in 2016, the normalcy of this year’s Super Bowl ads could be a sign the country is starting to heal.
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USC student transported to hospital after incident at Science and Technology building
No further information was available. But USC authorities said there was no ongoing threat to students.
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South Carolina folk art preserves the past by moving forward
Folk artists are keeping tradition alive by adapting to changing times and selling and talking about their work in a growing Midlands marketplace.
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New Greene Street bridge has some Columbia residents happy, others ‘peeved’
With improved traffic flow comes fence-hopping and irritation as Columbia residents respond to the new Greene Street bridge and subsequent road closures.
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