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Clemson is making strides in EV industry. Will USC...
By Dylan Knichel | Mar 3, 2023
Local beer garden memorializes now-closed Columbia...
By Noah Hale | Feb 17, 2023
Local entrepreneur brings mobile petting zoo to Mi...
By Abby Foncannon | Jan 24, 2023
A day in the life of a delivery driver
By Char Morrison | Dec 8, 2022
A taste of the world in Columbia
By Addison Hinkle | Dec 6, 2022
High diesel prices cause loss of independent truckers, raise price of goods
by Tyler Fedor | Nov 29, 2022
The war between Ukraine and Russia and a temporary shutdown of U.S. refineries in 2020 helped drive up prices.
Read MoreRetail employees see a less chaotic Black Friday
by Jade Crooks and Leah DeFreitas | Nov 28, 2022
Fewer doorbusters, floating employees and dispersed crowds made for an easier shopping day for Midlands stores.
Read MoreIs it wrong to think that Cyber Monday is the new Black Friday?
by Danielle Wallace | Nov 22, 2022
Where’s the money going — and when?
Read MoreStarbucks on Millwood is hit by the Red Cup Rebellion
by Addison Hinkle | Nov 17, 2022
The workers joined others nationwide by going on strike to protest working conditions.
Read MoreCity hopes fewer parking regulations will bring influx of small businesses to North Main Street
by Kailey Cota | Nov 14, 2022
The cost of starting a small business in Columbia is decreasing as the city tries to eliminate roadblocks for starting small businesses.
Read MoreOwners of Kiki’s Chicken and Waffles want to connect to USC students
by Holly Poag | Nov 9, 2022
Kiki’s Chicken and Waffles has welcomed many celebrities, including Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton and Dawn Staley. Now, the restaurant is focused on bringing in USC students.
Read MoreColumbia small businesses find community and affordability in shared storefronts
by Audrey Elsberry | Nov 7, 2022
Some of Columbia’s small businesses are choosing to set up shop in shared, communal workspaces instead of opening their own, expensive storefronts.
Read MoreSC robot company to expand manufacturing, grow diversity — through high school students
by Stephen Pastis | Nov 4, 2022
Two years ago, Van Robotics, a Columbia robotics company, had an idea: High school students could be a solution to manufacturing delays in China.
Read MoreDevelopment brings luxury living, new shops to Devine Street
by Caity Pitvorec | Nov 2, 2022
A new luxury housing development and two new businesses are coming to Devine Street in Columbia.
Read MoreTech entrepreneurial hub hires director to helm organization
by Stephen Pastis | Oct 31, 2022
Caroline Crowder has been hired as executive director at the Boyd Foundation Community Innovation Center.
Read MoreDon’t celebrate Richland Mall’s upgrade yet
by Audrey Elsberry | Oct 21, 2022
The anticipated redevelopment of Forest Acres’ Richland Mall is dependent on a deal between a real estate company and the mall’s owners.
Read More‘Nothing is like this:’ Mix-use business, entrepreneurial hub planned for West Columbia
by Kailey Cota | Oct 21, 2022
A new entrepreneurial hub with studio and flex space for business owners as well as shops and food and brew halls for patrons, is envisioned for West Columbia next fall. The project would redevelop an old sign factory that’s been out of business for more than a decade.
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