AT THE POLLS: Shorter Election Day lines, few problems at Midlands precincts
Election Day turnout was lower than in past years at Midlands precincts.
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Author: Macaila Bogle
College political organizations prepare first-time student voters
Many college students will cast their first ballot this election. Campus political groups are helping them get ready.
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Feminist space in Columbia allows women to build each other up
Coffee with Liberal Women provides space for women to network and connect.
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Columbia group pushes for looser regulations on native lawns
Some Columbia residents cultivate unique lawns that are beneficial to South Carolina’s native wildlife. These residents are working together to change an ordinance that penalizes them for their commitment to the environment.
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‘Genocide Photos Ahead’: Anti-abortion group displays graphic photos on USC’s campus
The display on Greene Street compared abortions to genocide.
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Birding provides accessible, ‘grounding’ activity for Columbia residents
Mental health is important to one local birder. And he said that birding could be a great and free way for Columbia residents to practice self-care.
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Lexington’s new pet ordinance may be controversial, but may save animals’ lives
Want to keep your lost pet out of “kill shelters”? Lexington County has a possible solution.
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New Columbia coworking space aims to build community, flexible environment
A new coworking space is joining the downtown Columbia skyline. Venture X will be different than others. Think 18 stories up.
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Overcrowding at Columbia’s animal shelter is a dog problem. It costs some animals their lives
A dog peers around the corner of its kennel at the Columbia Animal Shelter. (Photo by Macaila...
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