Social media posts boost local business, Lazy Daisy Coffee Co.
A local coffee shop takes advantage of social media’s reach.
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Tag: social media
TikTok’s future remains unclear. Some in the fine arts community are OK with that
The banning and unbanning of TikTok has left businesses that use the app in an uncertain position. But Richland County’s fine arts community is coping just fine.
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Midlands adults get a chance to drop in and dance
Revival Adult Dance offers weekly, drop-in, pay-by-the-class dance classes.
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Charlie Kirk visits USC, draws crowd of fans, protesters
The live event at USC drew a crowd of hundreds. Not everyone was a fan.
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Advocates talk about ‘art for art’s sake’ as they lobby state lawmakers
The South Carolina Art Alliance decided to host a summit to inspire advocates the day before their annual Statehouse visit during art advocacy week.
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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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Drinkers drank – it just wasn’t alcohol
So how did it go? Coke, alt-cocktails made businesses scramble during Dry January.
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Richland County voters oppose extended penny tax on social media
The penny-on-the-dollar tax for transportation will last for another 25 years.
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Budget provision puts TikTok in jeopardy in SC classrooms
The S.C. legislature passed a measure compelling schools to block TikTok on all state-issued devices – or lose almost half their funding.
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Cayce mayor wins fifth term. Longtime incumbent councilman forced into runoff
Newcomer Byron Thomas pushed Skip Jenkins into a runoff by about 5 votes.
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Locally owned businesses use social media to grow audience
Businesses in Five Points and on Main and Devine streets use social media to market their products.
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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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