Sesqui Artisans’ Market attracts folks throughout Columbia for second year in row
Sesquicentennial State Park hosted the outdoor market showcasing homemade crafts.
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Tag: Richland
Small dealerships worry SC automobile industry may change forever
Car manufacturer Scout Motors supports a bill that could threaten the dealership model of selling cars as it builds its facility in Blythewood.
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Richland programs build community-police relationships through citizen cops
The volunteer program is designed to bridge the gap between county residents and law enforcement sworn to protect them.
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Plans for former Forest Acres mall site move along
The redevelopment is designed to bring new business and a park to a key intersection.
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Rural maternity care in SC is shrinking. Could midwifery be the answer?
Rural hospitals across the nation are shutting down their maternity wards – in South Carolina, too.
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Ridge View High School is equipped for the evolution of recruiting
The school offers a support system to prepare its student athletes for college recrutiment.
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AT THE POLLS: Shorter Election Day lines, few problems at Midlands precincts
Election Day turnout was lower than in past years at Midlands precincts.
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Extension of transportation penny scores decisive win in Richland
The 2012 penny tax money is expected to run out in 2026. Richland residents are being asked to extend the tax for another 25 years.
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Civil rights convictions expunged: “History will say, ‘Well done.'”
Two of the original activists were in attendance for the expungement ceremony held Oct. 25.
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‘Bare minimum’ poll workers in Richland County as Election Day approaches
South Carolina is facing a poll worker shortage. Here’s what poll staffing looks like in Richland and Lexington counties.
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Remaining Riverland Park residents watch rising Congaree
“If things do get worse, what type of (resources) will be available for us?”
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Seed Sanctuary program sows environmental education, community building, volunteer opportunities
Gardeners, educators, retirees and children have all reaped the benefits. For free.
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