November 13, 2009 RSS feed / News

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Federal Climate Change legislation will cost S.C. farmers and consumers

South Carolina farmers will be at a great economic and trade disadvantage if Congress passes climate change legislation under consideration. More...

Financial advisor speaks of World’s Greatest Scam Artist

By Warner M. Montgomery Warner@TheColumbiaStar.com

John B. More...

Send a Touch of Home

Contributed by The American Red Cross

The American Red Cross and Pitney Bowes team up to invite the public to “Send a Touch of Home” to service men and women. More...

Sox and Freeman gives pro bono service to Randolph Cemetery

Contributed by Carter Todd and Associates

Sox & Freeman is contributing pro bono services to the Historic Randolph Cemetery. Sox & Freeman will contribute $2,725 in the form of services to the cemetery for the removal, trimming, and pruning of trees beginning Monday, November 16. More...

Yeh, Housesitting by Denise is going to take care of me

By Julia Rogers Hook

Frequent travelers have discovered a unique service in the Columbia area that can take a lot of worry out of any trip. More...

The Trimming of the claws

and more canine capers
By John Dixon

Canine Americans are a breed unto themselves and life as part of the pack can be an enlightening experience. Our pack consists of four humans and two Canine Americans. More...

Flood warning lights now operable

Contributed by City of Columbia

The project to install flashing warning lights at Whaley Street and Main Street is complete, and the lights are operational. More...

Heathwood and Cardinal Newman compete for money for Home Works

Photo by Jim Covington Bruce Mallick, operator of Chick–fil–A on Garner’s Ferry Road gave 20% of the each purchase that Cardinal Newman and Heathwood Hall students made toward Home W More...

Melrose Heights Neighborhood Association

By Josh Cruse

The Melrose Heights Neighborhood Association met on Monday November 9. Ian Hamilton, the treasurer for the Melrose Heights Neighborhood Association, said the yard sale for the Melrose heights area raised $731. More...

Goodwill Plantation, A Living History

Part 3: Simmons Ferry becomes Garners Ferry
By Grover Rye

The American militia continued down the Wateree River and took control of Simmons Ferry, which is also on what later become Goodwill Plantation. More...

Animals need your help

All we want is love

SQ RESCUE More...

Prepare your animals for emergencies

Contributed by PETA

According to a recent Associated Press–Petside.com poll, most people don’t have plans for protecting their animal companions in the event of a natural disaster evacuation. Please, don’t wait for a disaster to strike. More...


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