Enthusiasts, city leaders work to highlight Cayce’s history
There’s an active movement to preserve the area’s layered history
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Author: Miles Shea
What? Youth hockey, figure skating trending in SC?
Indoor skating sports are on the rise in South Carolina as people migrate from Northern states.
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Young professionals face high rates, limited options for downtown housing
The supply of market-rate apartments in Columbia’s core remains outstripped by demand.
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Camden Revolutionary War re-enactment showcases living history
The Colonialists take on the Regulars of His Majesty’s army.
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SNAP shutdown highlights food insecurity, strong sense of community
As federal food assistance is denied to families, the community has come together.
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Small Business Outreach Forum brings together contractors, city officials
Small business owners and city employees come together to network and discuss the city’s development plans.
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God’s Acre Healing Spring has long history, deep community ties
The spring in Blackville, South Carolina, attracts a wide variety of faithful visitors.
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Big Red Barn Retreat helps veterans and first responders overcome trauma
The Blythewood-based Big Red Barn Retreat aims to provide much-needed care for veterans and first responders who suffer from PTSD.
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Jazz Jam brings together student musicians
Student musicians play at the Jazz Jam, a weekly event held Tuesdays at Greene Street United Methodist Church.
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Could South Carolina be an epicenter of a coming nuclear renaissance?
The screening was followed by a discussion panel including a USC professor, representatives from the Nuclear Company and lobbying groups.
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