Mayor Rickenmann to host 20th annual Walk-Run Against Domestic Violence
Columbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann will host the 20 annual Walk-run Against Domestic Violence on Saturday.
Mayor Daniel Rickenmann
4 to 3 — Columbia City Council votes final time to repeal ban on conversion therapy
Another speaker, the mother of a transgender daughter., also addressed Brennan, at one point saying, “I love my children just as much as you love yours — all of them.”
AG Alan Wilson demanding City of Columbia remove ban on faith-based counseling
Attorney General Alan Wilson says he is demanding the City of Columbia remove its ban on a controversial form of therapy for minors.
Rickenmann attends U.S. Conference of Mayors in D.C.
The 93rd annual meeting brings together a bipartisan group of mayors from across the country to discuss issues affecting their cities.
City of Columbia celebrates new bike lane located in North Main neighborhood
The city of Columbia along with SC DOT and other partners celebrates its completion Thursday morning.
“Take a book, leave a book” — City of Columbia debuts series of mini-libraries
In the coming weeks, around 20 mini-libraries will be popping up in communities across Columbia.
City of Columbia launches gun safety initiative alongside community partners
The BE SMART campaign is just one way that Soda City leaders are using to address violent crime.
GROWING SODA CITY’S ART SCENE: Columbia unveils first of many new urban canvases
Part of the ‘Columbia Streams Art’ initiative, the city unveiled a 15 by 10 foot tapestry downtown at 620 Huger Street featuring the work of local artists.
COLUMBIA GREEN: City aims to cool off neighborhoods by planting trees
Over the next five years, the city of Columbia in partnership with Columbia Green plans to plant more than 1,700 trees in certain residential areas of town.
City of Columbia’s new climate change initiative encourages youth participation
In an effort to help fund local youth-focused sustainability projects, Rickenmann says the city will provide micro-grants between $1,500 and $5,000 to approved applicants.
