Crochet makes a comeback in Columbia
It’s soothing. And you can carry the hooks and the yarn ball with you. And watch out for the yarnbombing downtown.
Read MoreIt’s soothing. And you can carry the hooks and the yarn ball with you. And watch out for the yarnbombing downtown.
Read MoreColumbia residents are gathering to protest against ICE’s proposed legal office.
Read MoreThe walking tour highlighted the power of public art in Columbia.
Read MoreLocal artist and owner of Summer Doodles, Summer Rodgers, just opened her first storefront.
Read MorePolice blocked off several streets downtown for a crowd of thousands.
Read MoreRosewood Market is constructing a mini-version of its store on Blossom Street, near USC’s campus.
Read MoreLocal eateries and watering holes anticipate spillover from golf’s biggest week.
Read MoreUSC equestrians, healthcare workers and kids themselves show up to raise awareness and money for research.
Read MoreThe Columbia Museum of Art lets the public see what’s coming with major renovations.
Read MoreColumbia’s parking rates have increased at meters and garages.
Read MoreThe cafe opened Jan. 16 and has been reeling in cats – and humans – since.
Read MoreFrom yarn bombing to murals, public art has become an important part of the Columbia community — and, for some artists, a force for change.
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