Tag: West Columbia
Remaining Riverland Park residents watch rising Co...
By Annie Poteat | Sep 30, 2024
Roller Derby team’s new space revitalizes co...
By Sydney Dunlap | Nov 28, 2023
A lost art: Ed’s Editions keeps literary tradition...
By Ariel Meriwether | Nov 17, 2023
Tem Miles re-elected mayor of West Columbia
By Claire Carter | Nov 7, 2023
West Columbia officials: State Street future brigh...
By Win Hammond | Oct 27, 2023
West Columbia BBQ restaurant owner reflects on new national attention
by Cait Dee | Oct 23, 2024
City Limits Barbecue owner remains humble even after James Beard honor, New York Times mention.
Read MoreFuture of West Columbia’s infamous chicken plant unclear as city’s riverfront grows
by Stephen Enright Jr. | Apr 22, 2024
House of Raeford has been a fixture in West Columbia for decades. Is it here to stay?
Read MoreColumbia’s growing BBQ scene is smoking up an appetite
by Emmy Ribero | Apr 19, 2024
Barbecue is a gem in the city of Columbia and South Carolina, drawing diners with dishes such as hash and rice and pulled pork.
Read MoreShell-ebrating soft-shell crab season in Columbia
by Amanda Petty | Apr 11, 2024
Find out where the Southern delicacy, soft-shell crab, is sold in Columbia.
Read MoreGray Collegiate Eagles enter new era for school’s athletics
by Mingo Martin | Mar 18, 2024
Two new leaders will take the school through uncharted territory in the state’s 4A division of play.
Read MoreRetail growth in Lexington County matches boom in population, manufacturing
by Stephen Enright Jr. | Jan 29, 2024
Shopping follows commercial growth – then draws in more commercial growth.
Read MoreBikes sit abandoned after share program shut down in spring
by Madeline Hager | Oct 10, 2023
There is still no future in sight for Columbia’s bikes. Bikes at 18 downtown stations sit unused.
Read MoreNostalgia Central: Midlands shops provide gaming memories, memorabilia
by Langston Brooks | Sep 28, 2023
Retro shops offer vintage electronics and gaming consoles that are now in such high demand.
Read MoreMeeting that might have saved New Brookland Tavern falls through
by Chris Newman and Langston Brooks | Sep 8, 2023
Music lovers are afraid the 19-year-old music hall would disappear with the sale of the building it calls home.
Read MoreSCEA reopening honors history, hope for educators
by Danielle Cahn | Apr 24, 2023
The Jan. 21 opening of The SCEA’s new building hosted civil and human rights activists and honored their mission to continue advocating for teachers.
Read MoreThere’s a shortage of veterinarians in SC shelters. Could a new Clemson vet school help?
by Lauren Leibman | Apr 21, 2023
There are too many animals in shelters and not enough vets, some say. Clemson’s new vet school could offer relief.
Read MoreSC poised to be a leader in electric vehicle industry
by Dylan Knichel | Apr 2, 2023
With the help of leaders in the electric vehicle industry, South Carolina is becoming a hub for EV manufacturing.
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