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Heart of Columbia Chorus invites new voices in pre...
By Mary Gaughan | Sep 10, 2024
Limited funding causes diabetic food box shortage ...
By Ren Pusher | Apr 19, 2024
As AI threatens to create new child porn market, S...
By Claire Carter | Oct 27, 2023
Almost all SC surface water bodies contain ‘...
By Jacob Phillips | Apr 20, 2023
Lake Murray’s park is back and open to the p...
By P.J. Williams | Apr 18, 2023
Lexington’s new pet ordinance may be controversial, but may save animals’ lives
by Macaila Bogle | Sep 11, 2024
Want to keep your lost pet out of “kill shelters”? Lexington County has a possible solution.
Read MoreOh my gondola!
by Ren Pusher | Apr 12, 2024
Riverbanks Zoo’s expansion will bring a gondola and bridge over the Saluda River.
Read MoreGray Collegiate Eagles enter new era for school’s athletics
by Mingo Martin | Mar 18, 2024
Two new leaders will take the school through uncharted territory in the state’s 4A division of play.
Read MoreRetail growth in Lexington County matches boom in population, manufacturing
by Stephen Enright Jr. | Jan 29, 2024
Shopping follows commercial growth – then draws in more commercial growth.
Read MoreA Lexington Starbucks closes amid nationwide strike timed to popular promotion
by Sydney Dunlap | Nov 17, 2023
Employees walked out of the Saluda Pointe Starbucks as part of a nationwide strike for better working conditions.
Read MoreCayce mayor wins fifth term. Longtime incumbent councilman forced into runoff
by Win Hammond | Nov 7, 2023
Newcomer Byron Thomas pushed Skip Jenkins into a runoff by about 5 votes.
Read MoreLexington prepares Old Mill Pond trail to be a community hot spot again
by Madelyn Weston | Sep 29, 2023
Old Mill Pond is still empty. But officials are making progress on the nearby walking trail.
Read MoreEconomy places increased burden on horse owners and rescues
by Lauren Leibman | Apr 14, 2023
The costs of caring for a horse have increased dramatically since the pandemic. Those high prices have caused rescue groups to see an increased amount of owner surrenders.
Read MoreOpen Studios Columbia welcomes the public into artists’ personal creative spaces
by Margaret Walker | Mar 30, 2023
A free, weekend event called “Columbia Open Studios” invites the public into the behind the scenes of artists’ lives and creative processes.
Read MoreColumbia’s antique stores offer unique and sustainable items
by Taylor Kaye Beltz | Mar 29, 2023
And everyone loves finding something special, something they’ve always been looking for.
Read MoreSeed Sanctuary in Richland opens new location, expands mail program
by Taylor Kaye Beltz | Mar 16, 2023
The seed supplier hands out seeds for free to promote sustainability and home gardening.
Read MoreA top-rope dive into the world of local professional wrestling
by Raymond Escoto | Mar 14, 2023
Professional wrestling is more than just World Wrestling Entertainment. Learn about the independent circuit and Columbia’s own wrestling promotion: Palmetto Championship Wrestling.
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