Housing policy, economics create an unaffordable city
South Carolina leads the country in evictions per renting household. And it’s only getting worse.
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Author: Larissa Johnson
For those on the edge, eviction looms large in South Carolina
More than 1,700 eviction cases have been filed in the Dutch Fork Magistrate Court since Jan. 1.
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Supporters say time is right for first Democratic S.C. governor in 15 years
Supporters of James Smith say this may be the political moment for the Richland County Democrat to capture the governorship.
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Columbia joins nationwide march against gun violence
On March 24, about 3,000 students and gun control supporters gathered to march to the S.C. State House.
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A day in celebration of Columbia’s empowered women
Ten South Carolina women, ranging from gynecologists to CEOs, were honored at the luncheon for their contributions to women’s rights and well-being in the Palmetto State.
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Planned Parenthood rallies at State House against abortion bills
About 15 speakers participated in the speak-out, including Planned Parenthood members and doctors.
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State offices forced to find unique solutions for high vacancies
With wages that can’t compete against neighboring states and almost record-low unemployment in South Carolina, agencies are leaving positions vacant and perhaps jeopardizing state workers as well as some of the state’s most vulnerable citizens.
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Senate bill could boost budget for underfunded Ethics Commission
From legislators to lobbyists, pretty much everyone seems to agree that the S.C. Ethics Commission is underfunded. With additional funding from the Legislature uncertain, Sen. William Timmons, R-Greenville, hopes to introduce a new revenue stream.
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Ash Wednesday, Valentine’s Day blend romance and reflection
Frank W. and Mary W. Anderson, both Lutheran pastors at Columbia churches, created unique plans in order to celebrate both holidays — and an anniversary.
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