Tag: Richland County
Downtown Columbia residents wake to fallen trees, ...
By Lauren Larsen | Apr 3, 2024
As temperatures in the Midlands surge, gators emer...
By Stephen Enright Jr. | Mar 18, 2024
What Midlands voters were thinking during the SC G...
By Lauren Larsen | Feb 26, 2024
Scout Motors introduces itself to Richland County ...
By Ren Pusher | Feb 16, 2024
A Democratic model for November? A Columbia neighb...
By Jocelyn Dussault | Feb 14, 2024
Richland One, no longer at a crossroads, approves crossing guard contract
by Sydney Zulywitz | Sep 6, 2024
Richland One crossing guards returned to schools this week after the school board approved a contract. School started 29 days ago.
Read MoreRecent guard arrests, detainee overdoses highlight contraband issues at Alvin S. Glenn
by Caleb Deaton and Jayden Simmons | Sep 3, 2024
Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center has seen more than a dozen contraband-related officer arrests in the past year.
Read MoreColumbia making progress toward clean energy use despite challenges
by Lauren Larsen | Apr 15, 2024
What clean energy initiatives is the city working on?
Read MoreSunset Drive receiving much-needed $5.2 million upgrade
by Jocelyn Dussault | Apr 3, 2024
Commuters traveling on Sunset Drive in North Columbia are being slowed down by the much-anticipated $5.2 million improvements in Richland County that began Monday.
Read MoreA special prom for students with special needs
by Stephen Enright Jr. | Mar 22, 2024
Dreher High School gives all students an opportunity to hit the dance floor.
Read MoreWant a dog for the weekend? Drop by Columbia’s shelter
by Amanda Petty | Feb 28, 2024
Slumber Buddies lets you be a doggie mommy for take-home cuddle sessions.
Read MoreW.J. Keenan High School has a new miniature cow
by Alexandra Tudor | Feb 2, 2024
New life joins Richland One’s only animal sciences program.
Read MoreAs USC enrollment continues to rise, some Columbia housing rules enforced unevenly
by Sydney Dunlap and Jack Wolfe | Dec 14, 2023
City ordinances meant to keep student rentals under control are enforced sparingly and leave some Columbia residents feeling like their neighborhoods are at risk.
Read MoreThe Beirut bombing 40 years later: Columbia’s Tony Rodriguez tells his survival story
by Grayson McClendon | Dec 4, 2023
The Marine Corps veteran, who says he spent eight hard months in Lebanon, lived through the bombing that killed 241.
Read MoreChild sex trafficking numbers are up in SC, could get worse
by Sophia Laico | Dec 1, 2023
The South Carolina Human Trafficking Task Force reports an increase in children identified as sex trafficking victims.
Read MoreRoller Derby team’s new space revitalizes commitment to community, skill building
by Sydney Dunlap | Nov 28, 2023
The Richland County Regulators hopes to create a space for athletes after finding a more permanent home in West Columbia.
Read MoreDetails for USC’s 800+ acre stadium development remain sparse
by Win Hammond | Nov 10, 2023
(with drone video) Others have tried and failed to develop the former farmland that sits in a floodplain.
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