Collaborative creative spaces bolster Columbia’s art, music scene
Local creatives band together to create a network of support.
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Author: Micheal Jacobs III
Trump’s idea of department where super-wealthy businessmen cut government is unlikely, USC researchers say
President Donald Trump announced his intention to create a position within his administration for two of his most outspoken supporters.
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Thrift Street: A traveling, local creative outlet
The Clover-based market is on the move, its next stop unknown.
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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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Bluetile skateboard shop’s Pump Track Death Race bolsters Columbia skating community
The races and afterparty foster a sense of community, skaters say.
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South Carolina bands fundraise for family in Gaza
Some rock musicians performing Saturday said they see an obligation to use their music as a vehicle for activism.
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Free to Read raises awareness of literature censorship
The festival showcased books, poetry and music to raise awareness of restrictions to reading materials.
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Stand-up comedy comes to New Brookland Tavern
The Five Points club is now hosting a weekly comedy open mic – downtown Columbia’s third regular all-comers comedy event.
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