Tag: Columbia
15-year-old trees cut down for new concrete median...
By Riley Edenbeck | Apr 17, 2024
Neighborhoods around USC’s campus feel ̵...
By Emmy Ribero | Apr 16, 2024
Downtown Columbia residents wake to fallen trees, ...
By Lauren Larsen | Apr 3, 2024
Meet the new native trees on the Horseshoe
By Eva Flowe | Mar 22, 2024
As temperatures in the Midlands surge, gators emer...
By Stephen Enright Jr. | Mar 18, 2024
Columbia music festivals look to become greener
by Amanda Petty | Apr 25, 2024
St. Pat’s in Five Points is one of the most iconic Columbia events. Here’s how the festival cleans up after itself and how events like it can limit waste.
Read MoreEXCLUSIVE: Five Points bar The Bird Dog to be reimagined as ‘Touchdowns’
by Riley Edenbeck | Apr 23, 2024
A USC alumnus and longtime bar manager in Five Points is changing The Bird Dog to a sports bar, with an extended Philly-inspired menu.
Read MoreThe memory of the UFO is alive at the GROW
by Amanda Petty | Apr 19, 2024
Step into the GROW to witness an untold story, a supportive community and some good music.
Read MoreColumbia’s growing BBQ scene is smoking up an appetite
by Emmy Ribero | Apr 19, 2024
Barbecue is a gem in the city of Columbia and South Carolina, drawing diners with dishes such as hash and rice and pulled pork.
Read MoreNew study: Columbia one of country’s worst cities for greenhouse gas emissions
by Amanda Petty | Apr 18, 2024
Find out why Columbia is one of worst metros in the country for transportation-related emissions.
Read MoreShell-ebrating soft-shell crab season in Columbia
by Amanda Petty | Apr 11, 2024
Find out where the Southern delicacy, soft-shell crab, is sold in Columbia.
Read MoreTractor trailer fire shuts down part of I-26 East
by Mingo Martin | Apr 4, 2024
Traffic was backed up 4 to 6 miles Wednesday afternoon.
Read More‘Walk a Mile in Our Shoes’ event coming soon
by Ren Pusher | Apr 4, 2024
Some men will walk the mile in women’s shoes to show support for female survivors.
Read MoreArtFields show highlights past winners just before its next festival
by Shamariah Vanderhorst and Alexandra Tudor | Mar 29, 2024
The ongoing exhibit showcases past winners from the popular ArtFields art walk in Lake City.
Read More701 CCA Open Studios brings attention to artists in Midlands
by Shamariah Vanderhorst | Mar 28, 2024
Open Studios’ self-guided art tour, hosted by the 701 Center for Contemporary Art, gives art lovers a chance to explore different studios.
Read MoreNew Americas Program says refugees are not hopeless, fouses on empowerment
by Shamariah Vanderhorst | Mar 26, 2024
The Lutheran Services program offers resettlement assistance and support to legal immigrants and refugees.
Read MoreColon Cancer Awareness Month used to share early onset awareness
by Shamariah Vanderhorst | Mar 25, 2024
This March marks the 24th observation of National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. It comes as early onset cases are increasing.
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