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: Savannah Kennedy
Easter Sunday church services move online
Gov. Henry McMaster says he’s not going to infringe on anyone’s First Amendment right to celebrate Easter this Sunday, but encourages people to practice safe social distancing norms if they are going out to church and enjoy services online if they can.
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Gyms close physical doors, open virtual ones
Local gyms are providing virtual workout classes and other exercise content to help keep the community healthy during the quarantine.
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Finding a job in the coronavirus twilight zone
I’m propped up on my pillow reporting from my bedroom just at the moment I should be polishing my portfolio and heading out for job interviews.
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The state of coronavirus: Panic to possible pandemic
South Carolina is awaiting the arrival of COVID-19 after multiple cases were confirmed in Georgia and North Carolina.
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In race to White House, South Carolina at the eye of the storm
Democratic candidates make their cases in the days leading up to Saturday’s Democratic presidential primary.
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Biden focusing on South Carolina’s black voters
Joe Biden is expected to win the African American vote in South Carolina, but his low numbers in Iowa and New Hampshire could stop him.
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Autopsy results of Faye Swetlik, Coty Taylor to be released Tuesday
Authorities will share autopsy results of 6-year-old Faye Swetlik and 30-year-old Coty Taylor as they continue investigating the Cayce tragedy.
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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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