Columbia’s first animation studio is brought to life
Local artists in the Midlands can now pursue a career in animation professionally with the opening of Roc Bottom Studios.
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Author: Shakeem Jones
Black cinema takes center stage, connecting with local Black communities
The Luminal Theater in Columbia is showing Black films around the Midlands and providing opportunities for independent filmmakers.
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African martial sciences with Columbia’s grand matriarch
Columbia’s grand matriarch of African martial sciences, Mama G, and her students discuss the practice amid its success in major films.
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Weather spotters take the Midlands by storm
The National Weather Service’s Columbia office is looking for volunteers to report severe weather in the Midlands.
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Take a trip into music’s past and present with Richland Library’s new vinyl collection
Rent a turntable and jam out to Richland Library’s new music selection.
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One of Columbia’s first Black ballet dancers looks back amid changing face of culture and dance
From ballet to krumping, local artists are expressing culture and its significance through dance.
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Columbia’s world of ballet, diversity, inclusion — and the lack thereof
The ballet community is tackling issues involving dancers’ race, gender and body type.
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Are Columbia’s locally owned Black businesses successful or struggling?
The challenges that come with operating a small business can be daunting.
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Senior Citizens connect through Coffee and Conversation
Coffee and Conversation, a social group for adults 55 and older, creates friendships for its members after loss and COVID.
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Midlands grocery stores prep for Hurricane Ian
As Hurricane Ian made it way to South Carolina, Midlands grocery stores prepared for heavy shopping.
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