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Columbia bars want liquor liability reform as insu...
By Camdyn Bruce | Sep 29, 2023
How Soda City Thrifts became a model for blending ...
By Langston Brooks | Sep 29, 2023
Only West Virginia is worse. SC women lawmakers en...
By Win Hammond | Sep 29, 2023
HBCU students lead efforts for sickle cell support...
By Sydney Dunlap | Sep 26, 2023
The cat is out of the bag: Walking isn’t just for ...
By Claire Carter | Sep 25, 2023
Lexington prepares Old Mill Pond trail to be a community hot spot again
by Madelyn Weston | Sep 29, 2023
Old Mill Pond is still empty. But officials are making progress on the nearby walking trail.
Read MoreMidlands seniors find community in wellness, continued education
by Madelyn Weston | Sep 28, 2023
Wellness centers in the Midlands inspire seniors to exercise their bodies and minds – while creating strong friendships.
Read MoreNostalgia Central: Midlands shops provide gaming memories, memorabilia
by Langston Brooks | Sep 28, 2023
Retro shops offer vintage electronics and gaming consoles that are now in such high demand.
Read MoreHealth experts encourage vaccines as cases of COVID, other respiratory illnesses grow
by Sydney Dunlap | Sep 27, 2023
Health officials recommended people get vaccinated for the three most prominent respiratory illnesses – flu, COVID and RVS – ahead of the fall and winter season.
Read MoreTurning Pages SC combating adult illiteracy in the Midlands
by Langston Brooks | Sep 27, 2023
Turning Pages SC aims to fight adult illiteracy by one-on-one personalized tutoring.
Read MoreUSC gym goers ‘feel the pinch’ of growing student body
by Win Hammond | Sep 27, 2023
“I feel like I just get kind of worn out waiting,” one freshman said.
Read MoreColumbia’s newest workout studio combines unique strength training, dance moves
by Grayson McClendon | Sep 26, 2023
Another female-owned business comes to Columbia, bringing the BEATS method to the city.
Read MoreHow Columbia is capturing its unique perspective on Black history
by Langston Brooks | Sep 26, 2023
Columbia Museum of Art’s new exhibition showcases the Midlands’ Civil Rights history, including the Black business district on Columbia’s Washington Street.
Read MoreColumbia area students hold ground on annual English exams
by Madelyn Weston | Sep 22, 2023
Students are performing well on the English end-of-course exam, but some struggle in other subjects. See how your school district is doing.
Read MoreWhat’s in YOUR trash can?
by Camdyn Bruce | Sep 22, 2023
State environmental officials want to know. And they’re going to use part of a new federal grant to get to the bottom of the trash heap.
Read MoreFall guide to Columbia
by Caroline Evans | Sep 21, 2023
Just because summer is coming to an end doesn’t mean the fun has to. Here’s a list of things to keep you busy from now until the start of the Christmas season.
Read MoreMeet the parents: Columbia prepares for USC’s family weekend
by Claire Carter | Sep 21, 2023
Mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters will gather in Columbia this weekend. Businesses are ready.
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