Art museum’s Evening for Educators brings teachers together for art immersion
Teachers stepped into the Columbia Museum of Art for a chance to slow down, explore new ideas and imagine how contemporary art can shape their classrooms.
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Finlay Park revives beloved Easter egg event
Halted during Covid, the City of Columbia Egg Roll found a new home at the recently renovated park.
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Something small can be something big. That’s why you should always carry a sketchbook
One sketch can lead to a variety of stories.
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Only you can prevent apartment fires
Preventable mistakes can spark apartment fires — leaving residents with less than two minutes to escape.
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SC’s wildfire season blazes through the state
Is residents’ safety at risk?
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SC protesters join 3rd national ‘No Kings Day’ rally
Attendees, from veterans to students, point to the war in Iran, Congress and presidential power vs. constitutional limits.
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Groups acting collectively: United in protest, divided in purpose
A multitude of organizations attended the No Kings protest March 28 with a variety of goals.
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A kid-led farmer’s market?
Young entrepreneurs showcase their creativity and leadership by running their own businesses at a local children’s market.
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USC arboretum blooms as spring approaches 18 months after Helene
This urban haven for nature and wildlife is still cleaning up the damage done by Hurricane Helene in late 2024.
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High energy bills trouble families. It might get worse
Can residents afford the next Dominion Energy rate increase?
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Former NFL players invest in Columbia’s youth
Years after his NFL career ended, a former linebacker is back on the field — this time coaching youth flag football.
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Century-old plan for 35 miles of Midlands riverwalk makes headway
Workers are building an 80-acre park on Columbia’s side of the Congaree River and a pedestrian bridge to connect to West Columbia.
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