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Museum to be built in Columbia to honor WWII’s Doolittle Raiders
Eighty years after airmen volunteered for a top-secret mission at the Columbia Army Airbase, friends and family work to preserve their legacy.
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People should protect their plants as temperatures drop
The Midlands was hit with freezing temperatures this week. While the temperatures will rise somewhat, plant owners should bring their tender plants inside when the weather drops below 40 degrees.
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Colonial Life Arena celebrates 20th anniversary
A multi-purpose arena in downtown Columbia reaches a major milestone this year.
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Take a trip into music’s past and present with Richland Library’s new vinyl collection
Rent a turntable and jam out to Richland Library’s new music selection.
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Columbia City Council approves $1 million to help attract officers
Columbia City Council approved over $1 million in funding for upgrades to police radios and vehicles at its Nov. 1 meeting. The funding is designed to help with officer recruitment and retention amid an ongoing staff shortage.
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What should be expected from SC gov candidates?
Henry McMaster and Joe Cunningham had their sole debate this week before the Nov. 8 election.
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Painting through pain: How Columbia man overcame homelessness through art
His entire life changed, but he stayed grounded through a book of paintings he and his wife made together — one of the only items that survived his two-year journey.
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How the Fireflies are improving the fan experience at Segra Park
Baseball has a serious problem. Here’s how the Columbia Fireflies are looking to fix it.
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Invasive Japanese honeysuckle worries local experts
S.C. experts want people to know just how invasive the Japanese vine is.
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SC’s housing market intimidates young professionals
With housing prices rising, recent college graduates are running out of options for housing.
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Fire risk is higher if you’re older — and now you have less time to get out of your house
Age matters in a fire. But building materials, fabrics used in houses and fire escape plans also have changed in recent years. So firefighters are changing their safety messaging to reflect the different ways a house now burns.
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Stay-at-home moms face loneliness, often look for community online
Women taking care of children full time are dealing with isolation and shame in the aftermath of the pandemic.
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