Black maternal health group tackles staggering SC health disparities
The coalition helps Black women navigate pregnancy and motherhood, even when the odds seem against them.
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Tag: Columbia
A wagging welcome at Cantina 76
Just outside the doors of Cantina 76, diners were greeted by adoptable dogs.
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Carolina Peace Resource Center stands for perspective, education
Carolina Peace Resource Center works to keep the public informed of international politics.
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Pulling for a purpose: How one family turned loss into hope
Founders of Curing Kids’ Cancer, Clay and Grainne Owen, host their 13th annual firetruck pull to raise money for research to help cure pediatric cancers.
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Public weighs in on future of Congaree riverfront
Columbia residents voice concerns about access, affordability and long-term maintenance during the project’s first public meeting.
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There’s more than traditional cheerleading
USC’s new stomp-and-shake team offers a different type of cheerleading.
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Alley Golf brings neighbors, visitors together for Vista art projects
What is usually just an alley in Columbia’s Vista becomes a pop-up mini golf course in the spring.
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2 wheels. 1 wheel. Transportation is changing in Columbia
Look right at the light: Students and residents are changing the look of the urban ride.
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Surfin’ Aloha reopens with Hawaiian at the helm
With a new name and a variety of new food, Surfin’ Aloha finds success in its reopening.
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Art museum’s Evening for Educators brings teachers together for art immersion
Teachers stepped into the Columbia Museum of Art for a chance to slow down, explore new ideas and imagine how contemporary art can shape their classrooms.
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Finlay Park revives beloved Easter egg event
Halted during Covid, the City of Columbia Egg Roll found a new home at the recently renovated park.
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Something small can be something big. That’s why you should always carry a sketchbook
One sketch can lead to a variety of stories.
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