The $5.2 million overhaul to the intersection of Bull Street and Elmwood Avenue is funded by the “Transportation Penny Project” — bringing an addition of turning lanes, upgraded traffic signals, road resurfacing, and improved crosswalks for pedestrians.
Originally built as a mental health facility, the Babcock Building has been renovated into hundreds of apartment units.
ABC Columbia has a look at the well-known cupola before it is restored to its rightful place atop the historic Babcock Building on Bull Street.
Tupelo Honey Cafe is slated to open next year inside the new Bennet at Bull Street mixed-use complex.
Speaking of southern cuisine, a new restaurant is coming to the Bullstreet District!
Earlier today, Columbia firefighters said Bull St. was blocked in both directions between Elmwood Ave. and Jefferson St. due to a cut natural gas line.
No injuries reported, according to Columbia Fire Department.
Funded by the penny sales tax, the new Richland County project aims to improve one of the busiest intersections in downtown Columbia, Bull Street and Elmwood Avenue.
Richland County is set to begin improvements at a downtown intersection to provide greater safety and reduced waiting times for drivers and pedestrians in Columbia.
The City of Columbia will continue operating their summer initiative Food Truck Fridays at 2300 Bull Street, from 11 am- 3pm, throughout September.
