Tag: Columbia
SC survivors of human trafficking tell their stori...
By Cassie Cornwell | Nov 20, 2024
Experts warn against trespassing after 3 quarry-re...
By Cait Dee | Nov 19, 2024
Igloo rentals come to Riverbanks Zoo
By Cassie Cornwell | Nov 15, 2024
SC woman’s push for affordable autism therapy spre...
By Annie Poteat | Nov 14, 2024
Richland County voters oppose extended penny tax o...
By Annie Poteat | Nov 11, 2024
USC students say some off-campus apartments fail to deliver on promises
by Mollie Naugle | Nov 19, 2024
Several off-campus apartment complexes promised student renters a wide variety of amenities. But the students say reality has been different.
Read MoreThrift Street: A traveling, local creative outlet
by Micheal Jacobs III | Nov 18, 2024
The Clover-based market is on the move, its next stop unknown.
Read MoreColumbia public artists aim to brighten spaces, inspire activism
by Mollie Naugle | Nov 5, 2024
From yarn bombing to murals, public art has become an important part of the Columbia community — and, for some artists, a force for change.
Read MoreAT THE POLLS: Shorter Election Day lines, few problems at Midlands precincts
by Micheal Jacobs III and Macaila Bogle | Nov 5, 2024
Election Day turnout was lower than in past years at Midlands precincts.
Read MoreExtension of transportation penny scores decisive win in Richland
by Annie Poteat | Nov 5, 2024
The 2012 penny tax money is expected to run out in 2026. Richland residents are being asked to extend the tax for another 25 years.
Read MoreNavigating Halloween in Columbia: Call for caution amid the college-age festivities
by Mary Gaughan | Oct 30, 2024
With Halloween and USC Homecoming colliding, police and downtown businesses urge students to party responsibly and stay safe throughout the festivities.
Read MoreCivil rights convictions expunged: “History will say, ‘Well done.'”
by Ky Villegas | Oct 29, 2024
Two of the original activists were in attendance for the expungement ceremony held Oct. 25.
Read MoreColumbia group pushes for looser regulations on native lawns
by Macaila Bogle | Oct 28, 2024
Some Columbia residents cultivate unique lawns that are beneficial to South Carolina’s native wildlife. These residents are working together to change an ordinance that penalizes them for their commitment to the environment.
Read MorePalmetto Trail to complete major link between Midlands and coast
by Ky Villegas | Oct 28, 2024
The passage will have facilities, such as a bathroom and a bike rack, at the trailhead.
Read MoreKorean Festival returns to Columbia with culture, charity, community spirit
by Mary Gaughan | Oct 25, 2024
The festival brings people together for performances, food and enjoying each others’ company.
Read MoreWest Columbia BBQ restaurant owner reflects on new national attention
by Cait Dee | Oct 23, 2024
City Limits Barbecue owner remains humble even after James Beard honor, New York Times mention.
Read MoreGet your ‘Boo’ on: Annual Riverbanks Zoo event returns for another October
by Jayden Simmons | Oct 21, 2024
Who doesn’t love trick-or-treating alongside their favorite animals? The zoo’s annual Halloween event is back and bigger than ever!
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