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Development brings luxury living, new shops to Dev...
By Caity Pitvorec | Nov 2, 2022
A light through the slums: Locals work to lift tho...
By Danielle Wallace | Oct 21, 2022
‘Nothing is like this:’ Mix-use business, entrepre...
By Kailey Cota | Oct 21, 2022
Are Columbia’s locally owned Black businesse...
By Shakeem Jones | Oct 6, 2022
Downtown Columbia hotels fuller, more expensive fo...
By Jack Veltri | Sep 22, 2022
Columbia grappling with nationwide question of how to regulate short-term rental business
by Kailey Cota | Oct 12, 2022
Columbia is working to to regulate short-term rental units to appease neighbors who don’t want Airbnbs on their street and industry leaders who make a living by renting out homes.
Read MoreOddball, iconic spot for Vista nightlife celebrates 30 years
by Grace Tippett | Sep 20, 2022
The Art Bar is celebrating 30 years of business this week with a community of customers, employees and friends.
Read MoreMapQuest co-founder, Columbia entrepreneurs launch start-up hub
by Audrey Elsberry and Stephen Pastis | Sep 8, 2022
The Boyd Foundation Community Innovation Center opened in July, and it is an entrepreneurial hub...
Read More‘Quiet quitting’ keeps Columbia workers, managers on edge
by Addison Hinkle and Jade Crooks | Sep 6, 2022
Vincent Dandridge stands behind the counter at Scoopy Doo Gelato, where he once had to work 22...
Read MoreNew Midlands leadership council set to take over annual competitiveness report
by Caroline Williamson | Apr 14, 2022
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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.
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