Tag: economic
Locals see Cayce as hidden “gem”
By Kenna Coe | Oct 8, 2019
God’s Storehouse: Struggling to help the str...
By Turner Harrison | Nov 29, 2018
Chicken nuggets: A fried favorite full of history
By Turner Harrison | Nov 26, 2018
Mega Millions Jackpot is now largest in lottery hi...
By Turner Harrison | Oct 23, 2018
Quiet zones could reduce Columbia train noise
By Grace McKenna | Oct 8, 2018
A renaissance of Cayce’s old downtown?
by Quintara Hatten | Oct 25, 2018
Cayce officials are hopeful about the rebirth of State Street and aim to bring it to life in coming years.
Read MoreThree years after devastating floods, Old Mill businesses regain footing
by Larissa Oakley | Oct 15, 2018
The Old Mill is back in business. Tenants of the Old Mill in Lexington were greatly affected by the 2015 Flood. Three years later, they are still working to get things back to how they used to be.
Read MoreColumbia family is destined for Disney despite park price hikes
by Karie Grace Duncan | Mar 1, 2018
A family of four from Columbia continues to plan trips to Walt Disney World despite an increase in ticket prices, effective Sunday. Prices for tickets in every tier increased as well as parking, but the magical experience, excellent customer service and new park attractions keep the Mills family returning to the Magic Kingdom.
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SC State Museum held a birthday celebration for 90 y/o Drink Small, local blues musician present for the birth of Blues in Columbia. Reporter Kris McQueen followed the event.
4Purchases from the Procurement cards showed $116 unspecified merchandise from Williams Sonoma, $130 for admission to Patriots Park, $72 for tickets to a Baltimore Orioles game and $873 on Lululemon. More info and on Richland School district 2 incidents will be coming up later.
Another report from investigators found that the district did not have a procurement code in place with state standards, nor a detailed policy of Procurement cards, a credit card like feature that allows select employees and officials use for school district funds.