Tag: family
Smith family still looking for answers amid Murdau...
By Caleb Bozard | Dec 12, 2022
More young adults are taking on caregiving roles —...
By Danielle Wallace | Nov 22, 2022
‘Reverse’ trick-or-treating brings nor...
By Leah DeFreitas | Oct 31, 2022
Royals’ hometown kid turns dream into realit...
By Jack Veltri | Oct 20, 2022
Goat Daddy’s Farm back again with Halloween ...
By Nicholas Sullivan | Oct 28, 2021
Halloween is back! This is how Columbia is celebrating
by Sheila Paz | Oct 14, 2021
Last year, people were advised not to go out trick-or-treating because of the coronavirus pandemic, prompting homeowners associations, churches and schools across the state to cancel Halloween celebrations. This year, parents are looking forward to the holiday.
Read More‘Rosewood tea’ leaves residents weary of using water
by Kourtney Vermillion and Peter Vance Smith | Apr 9, 2021
The yellow colored tap water has some Rosewood residents worried for their safety and continues to be an issue.
Read MorePet adoptions continue to climb during the pandemic
by Ryan Ducey and Mary Claire Warren | Feb 19, 2021
Throughout the pandemic, pet adoption rates have skyrocketed in South Carolina. Pet owners and official agencies explain why they think more people have started adopting
Read MoreA growing community encouraged to become more involved
by Andrea Betancourt | Oct 30, 2020
As an emerging community, the Hispanic/Latino population in Columbia, SC is encouraged to take part in the Census and vote whenever they can.
Read MoreFewer jobs means hungrier Midlands families
by Samantha Winn | Oct 5, 2020
Harvest Hope continues to serve the hungry in the Midlands throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, despite reduced hours.
Read MoreFrom portfolio to pre-K: education during COVID-19
by Lexi Torrence | Apr 2, 2020
Reporter Lexi Torrence is home from her senior year of college, while her young cousin is home from her first year of pre school. Now they are learning together how to survive family life in a pandemic.
Read MoreCommunity breakfast ignites discussion on hunger and homelessness
by Kenna Coe | Nov 19, 2019
The Midlands Area Consortium for the Homeless (MACH) hosted its annual prayer breakfast that brought community members and advocates together to discuss hunger and homelessness in the Midlands.
Read MoreColumbia’s homeless brace for winter chill, but many don’t come inside
by Kenna Coe | Nov 14, 2019
As winter weather approaches, Columbia’s homeless population is left with limited resources to protect them from the cold.
Read MoreMemory Wall at South Carolina State Fair relives past fair fun
by Alexander Shepard | Oct 18, 2019
The 150th anniversary of the South Carolina State Fair is giving fairgoers the opportunity to stroll down memory lane.
Read MoreRead Eat Grow promotes food literacy in S.C.
by Staff | Oct 1, 2019
The Read Eat Grow initiative, introduced by The South Carolina State Library, brings awareness to food literacy.
Read MoreSingle-parent households on the rise
by Tyria Goines | Feb 15, 2019
Latest research suggests one in three children are being raised in single-parent households.
Read MoreS.C. Travel Excursion: Travelers Rest
by Bria Barton | Dec 20, 2018
Curiosities abound in a tiny mountain town in the Upstate of S.C.
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