Tag: city of Columbia
Flood of mental health calls prompt new outreach
Richland County Sheriff’s Department teams up with the Department of Mental Health in order to better respond to mental health issues.
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From mistake to munchy: how a Bojangles biscuit rocked the internet
Mike Uva’s Twitter followers turned a drive-thru mistake into a Bojangles phenomenon.
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Gamecock Athletics partners with local businesses to provide meal, snack allowances for student-athletes
Gamecock Athletics offers certain student-athletes access to the Carolina Fuel Program.
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New DHEC director confident in new vaccine appointment system
The new director of the state Department of Health and Environmental Control says he is ready to focus on optimizing COVID-19 vaccine access and supplies for the state.
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Columbia residents share their playbook on celebrating the Super Bowl
Many Columbians are choosing to celebrate the big game at home, in hopes of staying safe.
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Fireflies hit home run on Twitter despite affiliation loss
The Columbia Fireflies learned of their departure from the New York Mets via Twitter but that didn’t harm their mood.
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Richland County to be site for largest brewery built in the U.S. in over 25 years
Mark Anthony Brewing to bring new facility to Richland County, providing 300 jobs.
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Water/Ways exhibition to open at Congaree National Park
Water/Ways exhibition, focusing on the importance of water, to come to Congaree National Park on Nov. 13.
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Bike sales increase during pandemic leads to shortage
The pandemic has caused a spike in bicycle sales, only to lead to a shortage of bikes and parts in the cycling industry.
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COVID’s impact on movie theaters
For moviegoers, the coronavirus pandemic has meant stay-at-home watching, but some theaters are slowing re-opening.
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Fair food but no Ferris wheel at drive-through State Fair
The South Carolina State Fair will be different this year with its first drive-thru fair featuring fair food, art and craft exhibits, and livestock.
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Fewer jobs means hungrier Midlands families
Harvest Hope continues to serve the hungry in the Midlands throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, despite reduced hours.
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Governor Henry McMaster has lifted the "last call" rule on SC restaurant alcohol sales. This means that restaurants will be able to serve alcohol after 11PM starting Monday.
Look to expect some rain in the coming days here in Columbia. Cloudy skies and the sunshine is taking a short break after a beautiful past couple of days.