Tag: midlands
Local entrepreneur brings mobile petting zoo to Mi...
By Abby Foncannon | Jan 24, 2023
Columbia’s first animation studio is brought...
By Shakeem Jones | Dec 9, 2022
Black cinema takes center stage, connecting with l...
By Shakeem Jones | Nov 29, 2022
Retail employees see a less chaotic Black Friday
By Jade Crooks | Nov 28, 2022
As many colleges go test-optional, South Carolina ...
By Addison Hinkle | Nov 22, 2022
People should protect their plants as temperatures drop
by Julia Goulet | Nov 18, 2022
The Midlands was hit with freezing temperatures this week. While the temperatures will rise somewhat, plant owners should bring their tender plants inside when the weather drops below 40 degrees.
Read MoreSC working to improve roads over bridges after years of neglect
by Holly Poag | Nov 14, 2022
The state’s transportation department is fixing roads over bridges after 30 years of low funding.
Read MoreSumter’s on the list? Longtime residents surprised at Forbes’ Top 10 places to live
by Holly Poag | Nov 14, 2022
Residents of Sumter are wondering why the city was named as a place to move to.
Read MoreIn Columbia for Nicole, ‘turn around, don’t drown’
by Julia Goulet, Caleb Bozard and Kailey Cota | Nov 10, 2022
As Tropical Storm Nicole approaches the Midlands, here’s what to remember when driving around.
Read MoreUSC COVID-19 research study to understand impact on Black communities
by Reagin von Lehe | Nov 10, 2022
USC’s psychology department is recruiting African American participants for a COVID-19 disparity research study.
Read MoreOn the ground with voters and poll workers on Election Day
by Caleb Bozard and Julia Goulet | Nov 10, 2022
The Carolina News and Reporter’s election team asked voters who and what brought them out to the polls for the midterms. Here’s what they said.
Read MorePotential flooding, tornadoes expected in Midlands from Tropical Storm Nicole
by Caity Pitvorec | Nov 9, 2022
Tropical Storm Nicole is likely to bring weather threats to the Midlands. Here’s what we know.
Read MoreOwners of Kiki’s Chicken and Waffles want to connect to USC students
by Holly Poag | Nov 9, 2022
Kiki’s Chicken and Waffles has welcomed many celebrities, including Joe Biden, Hillary Clinton and Dawn Staley. Now, the restaurant is focused on bringing in USC students.
Read MoreMidlands voter turnout steady in morning
by Stephen Pastis | Nov 8, 2022
Polls generally have seen a steady turnout Tuesday. There are several topics people showed up for, such as the gubernatorial election and the superintendent of education race.
Read MoreWhat do the two questions on today’s ballot mean?
by Julia Goulet | Nov 8, 2022
Questions about increasing the S.C. General Reserve Fund and Capital Reserve Fund will be on the ballot today. Read more to find out what these questions mean.
Read MoreLexington County poll reports glitch, Allendale man tries to steal sign-in device as polls open
by Stephen Pastis and Hanah Watts | Nov 8, 2022
The Carolina News and Reporter will keep you updated throughout the day on voting in the Midlands.
Read MoreSheriff’s department studying white nationalist flyer from Blythewood resident
by Hanah Watts | Nov 4, 2022
A new hate group is making its presence known in the Blythewood area, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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