Music soothes the soul in pandemic isolation
People are exploring genres, discovering new artists and revisiting classic tracks for entertainment during the quarantine.
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Author: Madison Poindexter
SC public schools will remain online as pandemic continues
Gov. Henry McMaster announced Wednesday that South Carolina public schools will remain closed through the end of the semester.
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McMaster closes more nonessential businesses
Gov. McMaster issued two new executive orders Friday, April 3. More nonessential businesses will close Monday at 5 p.m., and short-term leases are prohibited.
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Local musicians rock livestreams during pandemic
Greenville musician Trey Duncan, 24, livestreamed his performance at Red Arrow Studios March 26....
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The view from my front porch
My mom worries about getting sick. My brother hates his online classes. My sister frets about moving home. And my dad started a new job at our kitchen table.
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Drought-free SC: 2020 rainfall measures above average
Columbia has received 13 inches of rain in 2020, a number more than double last year’s at this time, according to the National Weather Service. Despite some negative impacts, this rain has brought the Midlands out of a drought.
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A walk through the woods of Congaree
Master naturalist and volunteer tour guide Bob Askins takes Carolina News reporters Madison Poindexter and Maria Jutton on a walk through flooded Congaree National Park.
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On pointe: Ballerina talks studio pressures, The Great Gatsby ballet
Principal dancer Bonnie Boiter-Jolley is really for her close-up in The Great Gatsby ballet performed by Columbia City Ballet.
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Stars add glitz to presidential candidates
Democratic presidential candidates are adding celebrities to their campaign stops to attract potential supporters.
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Local radio thrives in the music streaming age
A lot of people stream music on Apple Music and Spotify, but how does this affect local radio in Columbia?
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