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Nailed it: how at-home nail techs are changing the beauty industry
Social media is transforming the nail industry, making at-home nail techs like Aileen Velazquez a go-to choice for affordable, high-quality manicures.
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For the love of art and architecture: CMA offers Hard Hat Tours
The Columbia Museum of Art lets the public see what’s coming with major renovations.
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Five Points’ new theater a space for horror flicks, local and indie filmmakers
There’s a new theater in town ready to play everyone’s favorite indie and local films.
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Columbia plans to become next hub in growing wake of pickleball
New locations offer exciting opportunities to play.
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Go Red for Women: Fighting heart disease together
City of Columbia employees, Heart Association gathered to bring awareness to women’s heart disease.
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Thrift Street: A traveling, local creative outlet
The Clover-based market is on the move, its next stop unknown.
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SC Pride Festival gives small business owners special opportunities, customers
The once-a-year festival offers opportunities that don’t exist elsewhere, vendors say.
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Midlands Tech hosts 3rd annual Hispanic heritage celebration
“Learning about other cultures is what’s so valuable to me,” said Patrick Bennett, Midlands Tech’s executive director for access and opportunity.
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Tractor trailer fire shuts down part of I-26 East
Traffic was backed up 4 to 6 miles Wednesday afternoon.
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A special prom for students with special needs
Dreher High School gives all students an opportunity to hit the dance floor.
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Nostalgia Central: Midlands shops provide gaming memories, memorabilia
Retro shops offer vintage electronics and gaming consoles that are now in such high demand.
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Columbia fans wait and wait and wait for early tickets for Taylor Swift
Fans were met with long queues and website crashes — and still weren’t able to secure tickets.
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