Safety, parking both needed on Assembly Street
By Kathryn Duggan | April 8, 2013Students usually overlook road work on campus, as it has become a common occurrence. However, the work on Assembly Street will affect those who study in that area.
Students usually overlook road work on campus, as it has become a common occurrence. However, the work on Assembly Street will affect those who study in that area.
Police will arrive in record numbers for the Carolina Cup Saturday, even though Easter is expected to damper attendance at the race this year.
Protesters gathered in Columbia Tuesday as the Supreme Court hears arguments on the hot-button issue.
A colorful cast of characters converged on the capital city Sunday as they vied for a spot on the CBS reality show.
Columbians have a shorter drive to pick up their Two-Buck Chuck and other Trader Joe’s favorites, and their excitement was palpable this weekend.
Top cop takes 2-week retirement to protect pension
Next year, many USC students may be fighting for new housing. This time, however, the housing isn’t on campus. The Palmetto Center, a building that has been sitting vacant on Main Street, is set to be converted into private, off-campus housing, dubbed the “Hub on Main Street,” by August 2014.
City offers light shows, holiday traditions to spread month’s spirit
For USC students looking for something to do on weekends in our barren metropolis this winter, there might be a solution. The new ice skating rink, which opened on Thanksgiving Day, now sits conveniently on Main Street and is one of the more innovative ideas this city has had in a while.
National chain with homegrown focus opens in Columbia Thursday
New supermarkets bring healthier lifestyles
Background check requirement unnecessary
Last Friday in Five Points, yet another shooting occurred. But this time, we weren’t told about it.
The Columbia police have a rough few weeks ahead of them. The incidents from last weekend have raised safety concerns from people all over the city, and the cops are under a lot of pressure to show citizens not only can they respond to crime but that they can also prevent it.
Loose Cockaboose to host 5th-annual event Saturday
Despite failures, project worth funding
Thunderstorms not expected to ease heat by much
