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July 14, 2006

Hanging out in the wild

S.C. Wildlife Federation celebrates 75 years

"Hunters and anglers were some of the first conservationists," said Whitney Griffin, manager of design and events for the South Carolina Wildlife Federation (SCWF). "They wanted to take care of the land where they hunted, played, and worked." More...

Richland County is an All American City

By Mike Cox MWC423@bellsouth.net

Stephany Snowden, Joe Cronin, and Milton Pope had a brief celebration when they learned the county was a finalist in the All American City award. The application had been difficult to complete, requiring much effort and research. The National Civic League (NCL) is a thorough organization. More...

Dreher golfer works the US Open

By Mike Cox MWC423@bellsouth.net

The US Open is golf's national championship in America. All professional golfers have requirements they must meet in order to compete. The contest is also open to any amateur player who must prevail in a series of grueling qualifying tournaments. More...

Opinion/Crime

•	Thirty-something speaks

It's not fair

An ugly phrase has arisen in our household lately. It is only comprised of three words, but it has the power to make fathers snap and say stuff like, "When I was your age I had to walk to school backwards in the snow, uphill both ways while I was carrying my baby sister on my back! We were tougher b More...

•	It's not a criticism, it's an observation.

•	Stylish dress slows down would-be thugs

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News

•	Bigotry brings down billboard

The constitutional right to freedom of expression has taken a hit from bigotry once again. A billboard placed by the South Carolina Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) was brought down by political pressure exerted by members of the Darlington, SC, County Council. More...

•	Columbia physician honored

•	Citizens work together to Keep the Midlands Beautiful

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Government/Neighborhood

•	Columbia City Council Meeting + July 12, 2006 + 8 am

Roll call City council convened at 8 am Wednesday for its work session and again at 10 am for its regular session and zoning public hearing. About 9 am, council adjourned for executive session behind closed doors until the regular session. Council members Anne Sinclair and Kirkman Finlay were More...

•	Richland County Council Meeting + July 11, 2006 + 6 pm

•	Cayce City Council Meeting + July 11, 2006 + 7 pm

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Business

•	Battle rages over offshore drilling in S.C.

The vote to encourage offshore drilling for oil along all of America's coasts passed in the U.S. House of Representatives last month. The bill now goes to the Senate. More...

•	Star Profile

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Briefs

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Education

•	Heathwood Hall group embarks on Ecuador and Galapagos Islands adventure

A group of students and teachers from Heathwood Hall were in Ecuador and the famed Galapagos Islands June 22-July 8 as part of a natural history expedition organized by the school's PEAK Outdoor Center. More...

•	Dreher High to hold All-Class Reunion

•	Carolina Crown begins two-month national tour

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Society

•	Residents of Still Hopes salute the USA

The residents and family members enjoyed a special concert by the Columbia Summer Band around Polly's Pond on the Still Hopes grounds. They enjoyed peach ice cream and lemonade while listening to the band play tunes that ranged from "oldies" to patriotic songs fit for the occasion. More...

•	Richland Sertoma elects officers

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Sports

•	Tough to hit this Matt

Matt Branham records 15 strike-outs to lead Columbia Northeast Post 182 past Cayce Post 130.

Columbia Northeast Post 182 pitcher Matt Branham closed out the American Legion season by shutting down the bats of Cayce Post 130. Branham allowed only two runs, walked just one, and struck out 15 Cayce batters as he pitched a complete game to lead Columbia NE to a 5-2 victory over Cayce Friday, Ju More...

•	Columbia Northeast Post 182 gets a little revenge

•	Columbia fencers compete in National Championships

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Events

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Calendar

ANIMALS Riverbanks Zoo is proud to present their exhibit of a rare white alligator. To see live footage of the alligator, visit www.riverbanks.org. 799-8717. More...

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Travel

•	E komo mai (welcome to) The Big Island

The Hamakua Coast

For three weeks in May- June, 2006, The Columbia Star More...

•	Slave Trade Expedition to Africa

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Public Notices

•	Public notices

NOTICE In compliance with the Public Inspection Requirement for a Private Charitable Foundation, and as required for the filing of I.R.S. Form 990-PF, The Dade Foundation of whom, Malcolm G. Dade, Jr. is the Trustee, Hereby give notice that its annual Return for the tax year 2005 is available More...

•	NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF ESTATES

•	Notice of Application

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Beauty in the Backyard

•	Keeping memories alive

Laurel Crest garden committee creates pleasant grounds

The dining room at Laurel Crest Retirement Home overlooks the fruits of the Garden Committee's labor. The Memory Garden provides a pleasant view for diners. More...

•	In your backyard

•	Show us your garden!

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