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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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Many Columbia residents remain unaware of their basement blind spot
Recent tornado activity provides reason for concern for city homeowners.
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We got Spirit! Low-cost Spirit Airlines coming to Columbia in June
The country’s most budget friendly airline will bring nonstop flights to places not served now by Columbia’s airport.
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National ‘Stand Up for Science’ protests reach Columbia
The “Stand Up for Science” rally in Columbia saw scientists and advocates push for more scientific funding.
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Iconic grocery store shutting its doors after more than 50 years
The Piggly Wiggly on Devine Street soon will be serving its last customers, bringing an end to a more than 50-year run.
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African American History conference unites advocates
The second-annual African American Heritage Commission Conference brought together local civil rights activists and historians.
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Midlands retailers tackle rising shoplifting rates
Rates are on the rise. What can a business do?
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South Carolina’s suburban growth raises wildfire risks
South Carolina wildfires often go unnoticed. But the state’s growth might be why this week’s fires received national coverage.
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Mardi Gras Columbia remembers Tom Hall
Musicians and festival organizers take time to reflect one of its co-founders as Mardi Gras Columbia celebrated its 15th anniversary.
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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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Granby Park canal project helps preserve history – but doesn’t address unsafe bridge
A $1.7 million dollar upgrade means you soon can walk again in Granby Park. But you’ll to have to find a workaround for its unstable, long-defunct bridge.
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Connecting Campus: Wheat Street Pedestrian Bridge to be completed in 2025
This bridge will take away the need for campus community members to cross any traffic from Campus Village up to the Horseshoe.
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