Carolina strays at risk during winter months
Animal shelters are preparing for the cold months and informing the community on how they can help.
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Author: Luna Hiott
Newberry Spartan Race brings fitness and fun
The 2025 Carolinas Spartan Weekend saw racers from throughout the U.S. – and other countries – come together for a high-stakes obstacle course.
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New Cayce councilwomen offer city chance for reset
Cayce residents elected two new councilwomen Nov. 4, potentially bringing an end to the tension on the council.
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Williams-Brice Stadium renovations start in December
More than $350 million will be spent to add a recruitment lounge, multiple suites on the 100 and 200 levels and an air-conditioned space for students.
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Liquor liability insurance costs blamed for brewery closure
The Dales Biergarten and Bottle Shoppe closed after two years of business and attributed its closure to the rising costs of liquor liability insurance.
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CIRCUS at the Fair returns to SC
The S.C. State Fair brought a Disco Daze circus to Columbia this year.
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Pickleball coup: The youth are taking over
The influx of younger pickleball participants has shifted the game in Columbia.
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Pawmetto Lifeline’s panleukopenia outbreak temporarily halted adoptions
The two-week cat quarantine postponed adoptions and the ability for foster cats to enter the shelter and meet potential adopters.
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USC parking filled to brim, overflowing onto nearby streets
Students and neighbors have voiced their frustrations with USC after daily battles for an open spot.
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Early victory for Chapin man in religious dispute with town
Chapin resident Ernest Giardino is working with Texas-based First Liberty Institute in a lawsuit arguing the town limited his First Amendment rights.
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