Tag: midlands
Midlands retailers tackle rising shoplifting rates
Rates are on the rise. What can a business do?
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Columbia nonprofits join forces for international engagement
The Columbia World Affairs Council and the Columbia Council for Internationals have merged to strengthen global connections.
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ArtFields show highlights past winners just before its next festival
The ongoing exhibit showcases past winners from the popular ArtFields art walk in Lake City.
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701 CCA Open Studios brings attention to artists in Midlands
Open Studios’ self-guided art tour, hosted by the 701 Center for Contemporary Art, gives art lovers a chance to explore different studios.
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As temperatures in the Midlands surge, gators emerge
Keep an eye out for alligators on your next visit to Columbia’s riverwalks.
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Retail growth in Lexington County matches boom in population, manufacturing
Shopping follows commercial growth – then draws in more commercial growth.
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Fire departments face shortages, funding issues, slower response times
Departments increasingly struggle to recruit, leaving some 911 callers waiting 15 minutes for help to arrive.
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Columbia honors Vietnam veterans in 45th annual Veterans Day parade
The Vietnam War ended 50 years ago. Today, Columbia honored the veterans who served in Vietnam at the 45th annual Veterans Day parade.
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How local businesses are preparing for Halloween
Events are brewing in the Midlands with Halloween coming – and there’s something for everyone!
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Nostalgia Central: Midlands shops provide gaming memories, memorabilia
Retro shops offer vintage electronics and gaming consoles that are now in such high demand.
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Turning Pages SC combating adult illiteracy in the Midlands
Turning Pages SC aims to fight adult illiteracy by one-on-one personalized tutoring.
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EXCLUSIVE: Dominion Energy under investigation for use of herbicides
Cayce residents are complaining on social media about herbicides spreading to their yards, killing plants and harming pets.
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