Tag: business
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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Midlands retailers tackle rising shoplifting rates
Rates are on the rise. What can a business do?
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Flooding still a concern in Five Points as flood mitigation projects are delayed
The city has multiple flood-abatement projects planned along Rocky Branch, which runs through much of downtown.
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Columbia nonprofits join forces for international engagement
The Columbia World Affairs Council and the Columbia Council for Internationals have merged to strengthen global connections.
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DeepSeek shocked the AI world. SC experts share mixed views
S.C. experts weigh in on the potential of a new model causing a stir in the world of quick-evolving AI.
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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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New Columbia coworking space aims to build community, flexible environment
A new coworking space is joining the downtown Columbia skyline. Venture X will be different than others. Think 18 stories up.
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Local favorite Enzo’s Spuntino reopens at Mills apartments location
Enzo’s Spuntino, a popular New York-style delicatessen, reopened its location in the Olympia Mills apartments April 1.
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How ColaKicks is bringing ‘sneakerhead’ culture to Columbia, USC students
ColaKicks makes its impact in Five Points and among students through sneakers.
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Columbia businesses work together in shared storefronts
Throwback Outpost uses its shared space to save money. Other spaces shared by businesses, such as the NoMA Warehouse, use theirs to launch new businesses.
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Late senator leaves his lasting impact through SC HBCUs
The schools are focusing on initiatives such as business, science, nursing and technology.
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Meeting that might have saved New Brookland Tavern falls through
Music lovers are afraid the 19-year-old music hall would disappear with the sale of the building it calls home.
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