On August 15, 2006, nine downtown businessmen met at Carolina Continental Insurance Company on Devine Street. More...

Although it has been in existence for 26 years, the Lutheran Bach Choir of South Carolina often hears from music lovers who did not know it existed. To get the word and music out, the choir would like to add a few more voices. More...

The Richland County Public Library is offering three classes to help adults learn to use computers, the Internet and various electronic resources at several library locations this fall. More...

Roll call City council convened about 9 am last Wednesday, August 30, for a presentation on the homeless service center issue by More...

Getting started Cayce Mayor Avery B. Wilkerson Jr. called the meeting to order shortly after 5:30 pm. All members of council, Mayor Wilkerson, Mayor Pro-tem Richard Myers, James Jenkins, Kenneth Jumper, and Robert Malpass, were present. More...

In the back Rick Quinn, Jack Van Loan, and Temple Ligon visit with U. S. Sen. John McCain during his visit to Columbia August 17, 2006. More...

When Jacqualine Kasprowski decided it was time to relocate, she interviewed many places including Chicago, Illinois; Providence, Rhode Island; and Columbia. Her decision was pretty much made as soon as she stepped into Cardinal Newman. More...

Freeman Hamilton is an 11th grader who was home schooled the last two years, in part to afford him time to develop his musical talents. In April, he learned he had been accepted to the Governor's School for the Arts. More...

Scoutmaster Jeff Bloom (r) is proud of Dallas Jackson who is the newest Eagle Scout in Troop 397 at Asbury United Methodist Church. Dallas passed his Eagle Board of Review in April. More...

Quarterback Justin Payne scored two touchdowns in the second half to help spoil the season opener for the A.C. Flora Falcons Friday, August 25, 2006, at Memorial Stadium leading the Columbia High Capitals to a 14-7 victory. More...

James Sharper (assistant), A.C. Flora: Said the game with Columbia was a battle of two halves. The Falcons were "all jacked up" and had a pep rally earlier that day, but they wore down in the fourth quarter. More...

The teams had contrasting offensive styles - passing from the spread versus running from the wing T. The result? An exciting game! More...

Workshop Theatre will present The Full Monty Sept. 15-30. This raucous and heartfelt adaptation of the 1997 film is sponsored by Agape Senior Community. More...

The house that Jack built is constructed of plants. More...

This little plant looks something like a holiday poinsettia, if you use your imagination, and sure enough, it is related to poinsettia. More...