In recent years, Buck and I have met friends at the USC football game%27s halftime Veterans%27 celebration in 2001 and 2002, the annual Vista Lights Nites each fall, the annual Veterans Day Parade and all events sponsored by the Celebrate Freedom Fo More...
Jay Bender likes motorcycles... a lot. The Columbia media lawyer grew up racing the bikes in the deserts of New Mexico and only retired from the sport a few years ago after he seriously injured himself in a competition. More...
God really does have a sense of humor. How else could we explain the existence of slugs, ear hair, the duck-billed platypus, and Paris Hilton? Why else would broccoli be good for you and ice cream make you fat? More...
Dr. Thomas J. Holbrook of Providence Orthopaedic & NeuroSpine Institute
By John Temple Ligon
If you%27re between ages 45 and 54, you fit into the range of the greatest lifetime opportunity for occurances of neurospine injuries. Beginning in your 30s, degenerative spine disease can start to set in. More...
BMW milestone The BMW automobile manufacturing plant in Greer recently rolled out its one-millionth vehicle. The Z4 M roadster, BMW%27s millionth at the 4,500-employee facility, is being stored in the Zentrum, the plant%27s display room. More...
On March 11, 2006, the Women%27s Symphony League held a fundraiser, Evening in Paris, at the home of Carol and John Kososki. The theme was inspired by Christian Thee%27s mural of a view of Paris in the Kososki%27s home. More...
Mary Ellen "Mellen" Shea-Jackson, 55, formerly of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, passed to her new life March 6, 2006, at Duke University Hospital after a 14 month fight with inflammatory breast cancer. More...
The Arts Trenholm Artists Guild & City Art will present its 25th Anniversary Annual Juried Exhibition, March 30-April 16 at City Art Gallery, 1224 Lincoln St. An open reception will be held from 5:30-7:30 pm at City Art. More...
Editor%27s note: Sydney, a Columbia Star Cub Reporter and a junior at AC Flora High School, spent two weeks in Malawi, Africa, last summer with her father, mother, and sister. They were on a personal mission with the Ministry of Hope. More...
The bearded iris comes in a variety of colors and blooms at various times throughout the year. Some plants will even bloom multiple times in the same year. More...
The Dogwood Garden Club with the help of the City of Columbia planted two beautiful dogwood trees in the 2800 block of Wheat Street for Arbor Day, December 2, 2005. More...
Columbia mayoral candidate Kevin Fisher asked last week why the City of Columbia paid one contractor under a memorandum of understanding (MOU) but not the others, all of whom signed with the city under the same MOU. More...
SC Bar Young Lawyers sponsor sixth-annual Cinderella Project
By Amanda Taylor
Pumpkins, mice, and a fairy godmother got the fairy-tale Cinderella to the ball. But real-life Cinderellas in Columbia just needed young lawyers and generous gifts from Columbians. More...
Tuesday morning, March 14, The Columbia Star issued five questions to the candidates competing for the contested at-large seat on Columbia City Council. More...
Roll Call Members Present: Anthony Mizzell, Doris Corley, Valerie Hutchinson, Damon Jeter, Paul Livingston, Joseph McEachern, Michael Montgomery, Greg Pearce, Bernice Scott, and Kit Smith. Joyce Dickerson was absent. More...
Free time is rare for college students. Most have to fit classes, a job, studying, and sleeping into a 24-hour day. Amber Guyton, a sophomore at USC, managed to find time for one more activity. More...
Brennen Elementary art students helped make the PTO%27s third annual auction a huge success by creating 49 unique pieces of pottery for bids raising close to $5,000 of the total proceeds of more than $30,000. More...
Caleb Barnes proved to be the lone bright spot for Coach Eddie Benton%27s Ben Lippen Falcons in their match with the Hammond Skyhawks Monday, March 13. More...
Two Ridge View defensive backs are going to play football next year for the Newberry Indians. Brent Patrick (sitting-l) and John Bogans (sitting-r) are shown here signing their letters of intent. More...
MASTER%27S SALE 2005-CP-40-6045 BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the Court of Common Pleas for Richland County, South Carolina, heretofore issued in the case of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc. against, John W. Banks, Shirley J. More...