Richland programs build community-police relationships through citizen cops
The volunteer program is designed to bridge the gap between county residents and law enforcement sworn to protect them.
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With rides, doughnut hamburgers and animals galore, the SC State Fair beckons
South Carolina’s State Fair brings residents together with fun rides, unique foods and entertaining games.
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Artista Vista celebrates old Columbia by unveiling new installation
A new art installation on Park Street honors the Congaree Vista’s past and artist Laura Spong, who passed away in 2018.
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Broadway dancer last seen in Columbia park still missing after nearly 3 weeks
Private investigator, family say he could be in a vulnerable state.
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Richland County’s silent epidemic: Suicide rates rise, seniors at risk
Suicide rates in Richland County are rising, and one particularly vulnerable population is being affected the most.
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SC Horror Convention promises frights and family-friendly fun
Last year’s S.C. Horror Convention was so successful, organizers are bringing it back for a “sequel.”
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As USC enrollment continues to rise, some Columbia housing rules enforced unevenly
City ordinances meant to keep student rentals under control are enforced sparingly and leave some Columbia residents feeling like their neighborhoods are at risk.
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A lost art: Ed’s Editions keeps literary traditions alive through rare books
This locally owned bookstore has sold rare and historic books for more than 20 years.
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Senate advances gender-identity bills
A Senate Medical Affairs subcommittee heard public testimony on two gender-identity bills.
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Plans for South Kilbourne apartment complex leave residents frustrated
Residents say another apartment complex would replace a landmark home, bring too much traffic and noise and change the character of the neighborhood.
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Smith family still looking for answers amid Murdaugh media storm
Even as her son’s suspicious death has become part of the Murdaugh media frenzy, Sandy Smith is still looking for answers six years later.
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More young adults are taking on caregiving roles — whether they plan to or not
More young adults between the ages of 18 and 34 are assuming caregiving roles, either for a loved one or as a career.
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