With new Columbia store, Whole Foods touts local roots
By Chloe Gould | Oct. 26, 2012National chain with homegrown focus opens in Columbia Thursday
National chain with homegrown focus opens in Columbia Thursday
Chief Scott: Lack of video evidence proved lie
Tracy: Initiative coming to a close one way or the other
Corvino, Gallagher disagree sharply in cordial conversation
More than 50 women came out to the “Kappa Kardio Zone,” a 90-minute interactive cardio class, led by third-year nursing student Jess DeBiase at the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority house Tuesday evening. Participants were charged a $3 admission fee that benefitted Girls on the Run, a nonprofit group that works to encourage preteen girls to develop healthy lifestyles through participation in running programs. During breaks, Columbia’s Girls on the Run Director Mary Lohman showed the women warm-up exercises she does with girls she works with. “It is such a good organization, and I really stand behind their values,” DeBiase said.
With national competition, Moksha hopes for higher profile
Mission group travels to Louisiana in Isaac’s wake
Tuesday exhibit honors awareness month
After sold-out trip, SG initiative could expand
Students, parents invited to traditional dance celebration
‘Fashion.Defined’ focuses on search for love in modern society
Republicans make up majority of Coliseum viewing party
To get fans in seats, men’s coach wants to emphasize accessibility
Student Government aims to deter violent crimes
{module South Carolina Pride Festival} Thousands from the state LGBT community and supporters turned out Saturday to the S.C. Pride Festival, which included a number of musical acts, an afternoon parade and a family friendly zone. The festival took over Main and some side street for much of the day
Color Me Rad hosts race in Columbia for first time
ESPN show features South Carolina again, two weeks later