Tag: coffee
Locally owned businesses use social media to grow ...
By Ariel Meriwether | Oct 5, 2023
New coffee shop opens in downtown Columbia
By P.J. Williams | Apr 21, 2023
Azalea Coffee Bar – a coffee shop supported ...
By Hanna Schatteman | Apr 21, 2023
Starbucks on Millwood is hit by the Red Cup Rebell...
By Addison Hinkle | Nov 17, 2022
A light through the slums: Locals work to lift tho...
By Danielle Wallace | Oct 21, 2022
A Lexington Starbucks closes amid nationwide strike timed to popular promotion
by Sydney Dunlap | Nov 17, 2023
Employees walked out of the Saluda Pointe Starbucks as part of a nationwide strike for better working conditions.
Read MoreFall guide to Columbia
by Caroline Evans | Sep 21, 2023
Just because summer is coming to an end doesn’t mean the fun has to. Here’s a list of things to keep you busy from now until the start of the Christmas season.
Read MoreNew family-run food market in Vista creates cozy atmosphere
by Grayson McClendon and Madelyn Weston | Sep 8, 2023
Farmers Market Xchange opened its doors Sept. 1 and is gaining traffic from locals for its selection of fresh produce, baked goods and coffee.
Read MoreCoffee shop coming to century-old Columbia landmark
by Jack Veltri and Danielle Wallace | Oct 12, 2022
A new coffee shop is heading to one of Columbia’s most historic buildings on Gervais Street.
Read MoreSenior Citizens connect through Coffee and Conversation
by Shakeem Jones | Oct 4, 2022
Coffee and Conversation, a social group for adults 55 and older, creates friendships for its members after loss and COVID.
Read MoreFrom food truck to brick-and-mortar
by Olivia Countess | Mar 15, 2021
Even during COVID, small businesses are looking to expand to permanent locations. Food truck...
Read MoreOliver Gospel Roastery transforming coffee, transforming lives
by Kourtney Vermillion | Feb 24, 2021
Oliver Gospel’s new business venture creates coffee and transforms lives all in the same building.
Read MoreLocals see Cayce as hidden “gem”
by Kenna Coe | Oct 8, 2019
State Street in downtown Cayce has previously been a neglected area of town, but the city’s recent efforts to revive the area foreshadow a future renaissance.
Read MoreCoffee for a cause
by Anna Grace Galloway | Apr 11, 2019
Drip Coffee in Five Points and on Main Street drank coffee for a cause on Wednesday, March 27th to supports the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Read MoreThe Local Buzz: Serving up coffee and potential careers
by Tyria Goines | Mar 29, 2019
A local shop is not only serving up coffee, but also opportunities for people with disabilities.
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