USC showcases ‘the most diverse tailgating setting’ in the country, researcher says
The perfect tailgate might not seem like a science. But students at the University of South Carolina study it like it is.
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Author: Leah DeFreitas
Retail employees see a less chaotic Black Friday
Fewer doorbusters, floating employees and dispersed crowds made for an easier shopping day for Midlands stores.
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Needle sharing linked to incurable horse disease outbreak
A rare infectious disease affecting horses has reappeared in South Carolina after eight years likely due to the reuse of contaminated needles, according to a state veterinarian.
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All finalists for Columbia art prize are women
The winner of this year’s 701 Center for Contemporary Art Prize will be a woman.
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‘Reverse’ trick-or-treating brings normalcy to hospitalized kids
The children’s hospital at Prisma brings Halloween to the kids.
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SC women delaying health screenings after COVID-19
Women in South Carolina aren’t going back to routine doctor’s appointments after the pandemic, according to health experts.
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Bodega-style grocery fights NOMA food desert
Uncle Willie’s Grocery Store is one of the first in years to bring healthy grocery items to North Main’s food desert.
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Halloween parade brings new tradition to Rosewood despite pandemic
As some Columbia traditions paused or stopped during the pandemic, Rosewood’s Annual Halloween Parade was born.
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Why your moped could be stolen next at USC
Moped parking spaces at USC are missing one key thing: a place to chain your bike.
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Richland County sheriff lines back up after 32 hours
Photo of the front of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department building. (Photo by Connor...
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