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Shipwrecks, explosives, prehistoric pottery. The C...
By Caleb Bozard | Oct 20, 2022
Invasive Japanese honeysuckle worries local expert...
By Connor Bird | Oct 18, 2022
Richland jail’s kitchen had a ‘C’...
By Char Morrison | Oct 17, 2022
Devine Street businesses frustrated by lack of str...
By Jack Veltri | Oct 11, 2022
SC’s housing market intimidates young profes...
By Holly Poag | Oct 10, 2022
Plans underway to make Columbia more walkable, bikeable
by Kailey Cota | Sep 26, 2022
The city wrapped up a volunteer-based pedestrian and cyclist counting effort Sept. 24 to learn more about what needs to change to make Columbia more walkable and bikeable.
Read MoreMinor leaguer Gavin Cross adjusting to life in Columbia
by Jack Veltri | Sep 9, 2022
Columbia Fireflies outfielder Gavin Cross steps out of batter’s box in first inning. Photos...
Read MoreSome Midlands’ fire departments prepare for increase in electric vehicle fires
by Holly Poag and Caleb Bozard | Sep 7, 2022
An electric vehicle charging on Harrison Blvd. Photo by Holly Poag As electric vehicles become...
Read MoreBlack students face significant debt despite loan forgiveness plan
by Shakeem Jones and Bee Brawley | Sep 7, 2022
A student studies on campus at USC. Photo by: Shakeem Jones President Biden’s announcement...
Read MoreColumbia city council working to restrict new vape shops
by Hanah Watts and Paxton Rountree | Sep 7, 2022
A mural in the heart of Five Points showing the diversity of the community. Photo by Paxton...
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 MoreHomeless issues arise again as funding to redevelop Finlay Park solidifies
by Kailey Cota and Connor Bird | Aug 31, 2022
A photo of the fountain in Finlay Park that has not worked for years. The city is in the process...
Read MoreSaint Patrick’s Day Festival returns to Five Points
by Katherine Kettell | Mar 18, 2022
After a two-year hiatus, thousands are expected Saturday in Columbia’s Five Points for the St. Pat’s in Five Points festival.
Read MoreTwo mayoral candidates head to runoff
by Jack Bingham, Destiny Stewart and Mackenzie Patterson | Nov 2, 2021
Photo by Destiny Stewart This story was updated on Nov. 3, 2021. Voters across Columbia went to...
Read MoreWith open hearts, open minds and open doors, downtown church shows LGBTQ acceptance
by Meghan Hurley and Anna Mock | Sep 24, 2021
In the South where LGBTQ+ people are often rejected from religion, one church sets itself apart with acceptance.
Read MoreSouth Carolina prepares for potential rise in tourism
by Mary Claire Warren | Apr 22, 2021
As COVID-19 cases decrease in South Carolina, many venues are hopeful that tourism will begin to pick up.
Read MorePleading letters, cash offers and record competition for Columbia houses
by Mary Claire Warren | Apr 9, 2021
Competition in the housing market is quickly rising in Columbia as potential homebuyers struggle to set their offers apart in order to win bidding wars.
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The game of soccer has provided David Kenga with many unique opportunities. Now, he's trying to provide those same opportunities to underprivileged youth from, Columbia to Kenya.
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