Business
Your Home Is Only a Few Years Old — So Why Does the Exterior Already Look Worn?
By Brayden Rollins Homeowners in Blythewood’s newer subdivisions are discovering that even brand-new homes need exterior maintenance sooner than they expected. If you moved into
Education
Jamie L. Devine announces Candidacy for Richland County Council District 4
Jamie L. Devine, a community leader, nonprofit executive, and longtime member of the Richland County School District One Board of School Commissioners, has officially announced
Sports
Local Angler Lands 20-Pound Striper on Lake Murray
Just a week ago, Mike Hoskins became one happy fisherman after landing a 20-pound, 32-inch striped bass on live herring purchased at Lake World. Lake
Departments
Public Safety
Firefighters raise $50K for cancer charity
On March 28, Columbia’s annual Fire Truck Pull raised approximately $50,000 to support pediatric cancer research. The event was organized by Curing Kids Cancer, a
Community News
Junior League of Columbia to Host 2nd Annual Pickleball Tournament
CAYCE – The Junior League of Columbia invites the community to pick up a paddle and join its 2nd Annual Pickleball Tournament, presented by ProMotion
Entertainment
SC Philharmonic to Close Season with “From the New World” Finale April 25
COLUMBIA – The South Carolina Philharmonic will conclude its Capital Concert Series with its season finale, From the New World, on Saturday, April 25, at
Civic
New Facility to Train Clean Energy Workforce Opens in Midlands
Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina hosted an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony March 13 for its new Midlands Clean Tech Accelerator Lab in Columbia.
































