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Opening Weekend begins Friday, Feb. 13 with a Friday doubleheader and new upgrades at Founders Park.
USC’s band won Metallica’s collegiate competition with a halftime tribute, earning a national prize and a spot in EA Sports’ game.
Get to know the musical lineup that will keep you entertained at this year’s St. Patrick’s Day in Five Points Festival, the largest one-day fest in South Carolina.
Experience Columbia SC introduces its 2026 ambassadors, highlighting locals shaping how visitors experience the Midlands.
ColaJazz Foundation and the Koger Center announce seven intimate jazz performances running from February through December.
Here’s the deal — the flea market and vintage shopping scene is stellar in the Soda City
Got a hot new fling? Hoping to spice things up with your longtime partner? We’re here to help plan your next date night in Soda City.
The ColaJazz Foundation organized this show that will bring five musicians to a free Saturday show on Main Street.
USC lost in the championship game, but they an impressive season — look at their accomplishments and successes in the Women’s NCAA Tournament.
Find your next page-turner at these bookstores in Columbia where you can browse titles and literally support small businesses.
These stories look like they’re stranger than fiction, but there are no jokes here. All of these headlines really found their way into the news.
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Columbia kicks off public input on a 100-acre Congaree Riverfront District with a meeting on Wednesday, April 1.
Doing some spring cleaning and have items to donate? Check out these 14 spots in the Columbia area accepting clothing and supply donations.
Columbia’s book festival returns Friday, March 27 through Sunday, March 29 with author talks, panels, and events across downtown venues.
We asked our readers which women leaders in Columbia business are making history today — you nominated local CEOs, founders, and entrepreneurs shaping the region’s future.
Dining in Columbia is always a fresh experience, with new restaurants popping up all the time — and more on the way.
Free concerts return to the Koger Center lawn this year with 10 Levitt AMP shows spanning spring Saturdays and fall Thursdays.
Women’s History Month is in full swing in Columbia — here are a few ways to support local women in the arts.
Six Columbia organizations receive $280,512 from the Knight Foundation to support arts programming, Finlay Park activation, and civic engagement initiatives.
The Fireflies revive the Capital City Bombers at Segra Park July 10–12 with throwback merch, promotions, and Columbia baseball history.