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Local food trucks hope for record turnout at annua...
By Caroline Williamson | Apr 8, 2022 | Business, Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
Season of Women series aids women business owners
By Caroline Williamson | Mar 15, 2022 | Business, Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
Blind and visually impaired find independence in n...
By Ashley Miller | Feb 22, 2022 | Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
Florists cope with flower shortages for Valentine&...
By Cam Adams | Feb 12, 2022 | Homepage slider, Local, Trending | 0
Local businesses support redevelopment of historic...
By Caroline Williamson | Feb 9, 2022 | Business, Local, Localpage slider | 0
New Midlands leadership council set to take over annual competitiveness report
by Caroline Williamson | Apr 14, 2022 | Business, Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
Business leaders in the Midlands come together to take a formal approach to improving Columbia’s economic landscape.
Read MoreLocal food trucks hope for record turnout at annual festival. Here’s what to expect
by Caroline Williamson | Apr 8, 2022 | Business, Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
Food Truck Festivals of America comes back to Columbia Saturday for the 7th annual Food Truck and Craft Beer festivals.
Read MoreSeason of Women series aids women business owners
by Caroline Williamson | Mar 15, 2022 | Business, Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
A local coffee shop is supporting women in the food industry in a unique way.
Read MoreBlind and visually impaired find independence in new applications
by Ashley Miller | Feb 22, 2022 | Homepage slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
New software and smartphone technologies are assiting blind and visually impaired people navigate home and work life.
Read MoreFlorists cope with flower shortages for Valentine’s Day
by Cam Adams and Abigail Brandon | Feb 12, 2022 | Homepage slider, Local, Trending | 0
Columbia florists say supply chain issues are affecting inventory as they prepare Valentine’s Day bouquets.
Read MoreLocal businesses support redevelopment of historic Whaley House
by Caroline Williamson and Téa Smith | Feb 9, 2022 | Business, Local, Localpage slider | 0
The redevelopment of a historic building could bring opportunities for local businesses.
Read MoreWardle sells Wordle
by Sydney Pennington and Téa Smith | Feb 8, 2022 | Lifestyle, Lifestyle slider, Local, Localpage slider | 0
A popular word game undergoes new ownership and sparks controversy.
Read MoreU.S. inflation hit a three-decade high in October, cost of vehicles, energy increases
by Connor Hart | Nov 18, 2021 | Business, Homepage slider | 0
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics said the consumer-price index, a standardized measure of the average cost of consumer goods and services, increased in October by 6.2% compared to last year. This was the largest 12-month increase since November 1990.
Read MoreOld is new again: How vintage fashion is now a multi-billion dollar industry
by Julie Crosby and Amber Lipscomb | Nov 17, 2021 | Lifestyle | 0
With a rise in conscientious shopping seen throughout the pandemic, the vintage clothing business has become a thriving industry accessible for anyone willing to rifle through massive bins of used clothing.
Read MoreForget the Grinch: How supply chain disruptions threaten to steal Christmas
by Connor Hart | Nov 9, 2021 | COVID-19, Homepage slider, Trending | 0
Bottlenecks and disruptions in the global supply chain continue to impede commercial stocking heading into the holiday season. Holiday items, such as artificial Christmas trees, are in high demand and short supply, threatening to cause problems for last-minute shoppers.
Read MoreSonoco earns a record $1.42 billion in net sales during third quarter
by Connor Hart | Oct 26, 2021 | Uncategorized | 0
The company, based in Harstville, South Carolina, is bouncing back from a second-quarter loss, despite supply chain challenges, increasing raw material costs and more.
Read MoreWant tequila? Good luck. Here’s how supply shortages affect S.C.
by Hannah Wade and Sheila Paz | Oct 1, 2021 | COVID-19, Local | 0
Nationwide, food and liquor shortages are affecting restaurants and businesses. Here’s what’s causing them and how they’re affecting South Carolina.
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State Law Enforcement has cancelled an Amber Alert for an infant child in Hilton Head. Authorities in Beaufort County explained that Jairus Housey abducted his ten month old daughter at gunpoint last night. Housey is the non-custodial father to the victim and is now in custody.
Thursday’s vote in the South Carolina Senate passed the early voting bill that would allow South Carolina voters to vote in-person up to two weeks before the election for any reason. The bill unanimously passed in the house too.