Sesqui Artisans’ Market attracts folks throughout Columbia for second year in row
Sesquicentennial State Park hosted the outdoor market showcasing homemade crafts.
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Tag: children
Columbia unites to celebrate Korean culture
Families of all backgrounds ate, danced and learned the customs of Koreans at the Korean festival.
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Sunday Assembly Organization puts on ‘Art in the Park’ for Columbia children, parents
The event attracts families with young children to bond over crafts, food and playground fun.
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Diwali Kick-Off Party celebrates new year at the Columbia Museum of Art
Diwali revelers celebrate the new year in high-fashion with food, vendors and dancing.
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USC facial recognition AI research makes strides
USC researchers are working with facial recognition AI to help American Sign Language users.
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Pulling a firetruck for kids with cancer raises more than $60,000
USC equestrians, healthcare workers and kids themselves show up to raise awareness and money for research.
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SC Horror Convention promises frights and family-friendly fun
Last year’s S.C. Horror Convention was so successful, organizers are bringing it back for a “sequel.”
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Animals take over light show at Riverbanks Zoo
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden adds 60 larger-than-life lanterns to update a well-loved holiday tradition.
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As AI threatens to create new child porn market, SC legislators have yet to discuss
AI-generated child sex abuse material concerns South Carolina’s attorney general. But lawmakers say it’s not a part of the immediate conversation.
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Increased ADHD diagnoses, prescriptions concern local medical experts
Local experts are concerned that affects from the COVID-19 pandemic are leading more people to be diagnosed with ADHD, potentially giving them access to stimulants.
CUT: Patients must go through rounds of testing to see if they qualify for an ADHD diagnosis, but local medical experts have said the diagnosing process isn’t always as thorough as it should be.
Senate hears testimony on gender identity bills
The Senate Medical Affairs Committee invited several speakers to testify on two gender identity bills.
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Changing the tempo: Listening to children’s babbling can encourage music education
Music education is evolving in the city of Columbia as schools such as Tempo Music and Arts open their doors and parents and caregivers learn how to interact with children musically.
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