Celebrating Columbia Fashion Week
Columbia Fashion Week is showcasing the latest fashion trends with help from local designers, stylists, models, fashion bloggers, photographers, beauty and hair artists and local businesses.
Author: Claire Richardson
Lexington County Public Library kicks off summer reading program
Lexington County Public Library is inviting the community to take part in its summer reading program. The theme this year is Tails & Tales, focusing on animals and nature.
Richland Library discusses changes made during the pandemic in order to meet community needs
It’s National Library Week, and Richland Library is reflecting on some of the initiatives and resources put in place to help the community since the buildings were closed due to the pandemic.
Marley Stokes speaks with Good Morning Columbia after being crowned Miss South Carolina USA
Lexington native, Marley Stokes is the newly crowned Miss South Carolina USA. She will go on to represent the Palmetto State at the Miss USA Pageant.
Richland Library hosts Black History Month Fair
Richland Library is hosting it’s annual program to celebrate Black History Month. Black History Month Fair 2021:The Jubilation Begins will be done virtually this year.
Free bridal expo coming to Columbia
Registration is now open for a free bridal expo in Columbia next month.
Virtual event aims to raise awareness of Rett Syndrome
Local author and educator Stephanie Gives-Winckler is spearheading the 1st Annual South Carolina Strollathon: Virtual Edition.
Columbia Police Department investigating fatal shooting on Rosewood Drive
Columbia Police Department is investigating a shooting on the 3600 block of Rosewood Drive.
Lexington County Coroner identifies victim in fatal collision
Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the individual who died as a result of a motor
vehicle collision on South Lake Drive near Bluefield Road in the Red Bank area.
DHEC: 716 new confirmed cases of Coronavirus, 2 additional deaths in SC
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control announced 716 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, and 2 additional confirmed deaths.
