On December 12, 2010, the St. Luke Lutheran Church Men in Mission presented Terry Crocker with a new red and white moped. Crocker, a resident of Olympia, had to have his legs amputated five years ago. More...
Two things happen when ice and water are placed in contact: Molecules on the surface of the ice escape into the water (melting), and molecules of water are captured on the surface of the ice (freezing). More...
The Port of Charleston, the flagship of the S.C. Ports Authority, is an economic engine for the state that doesn’t make many headlines, or the top of people’s agendas, outside of the State House or the Lowcountry itself. More...
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Covenant Classical Christian School (CCCS) welcomed South Carolina Independent Schools Association executive director Larry Watt at a special Christmas assembly before the holiday break to recognize their achievements in the recent SCISA State Middl More...
The Richland Northeast High School Junior Naval ROTC finished the semester with five First Place Overall trophies—one for each meet in which they competed. More...
The City of Columbia announces the scheduling of arts classes designed for homeschoolers. Producing beautiful artwork isn’t the only benefit. Creative expression appears to aid and foster critical thinking skills. More...
-ART Arts Draughts: Art, drink and be happy! will be held at Columbia Museum of Art, 1515 Main Street, January 7, 7 p.m. at the museum with a performance by Devil Music Ensemble at 8 p.m. columbiamuseum.org More...
In the third season of his tenure, Morihiko Nakahara hasn’t yet conducted the South Carolina Philharmonic’s annual “Beethoven & Blue Jeans” concert. His turn finally comes Saturday, January 15, at 7:30 p.m. More...
Jim Hamilton and his eight–year–old great granddaughter Alex Barefoot, representing four generations of Hamiltons, ring the bell for the Salvation Army December 21 at WalMart at Killian Ro More...
Not only was I dumb enough to travel the nation’s highways during Thanksgiving weekend, I also hit the road during Christmas week. I wasn’t stupid enough to fly, but driving lacked intelligence. More...
The closest my family has ever gotten to a white Christmas is when my eight–year–old son has spilled a bag of mini–marshmallows into his hot chocolate. So when the snow came this Christmas it was a very special time at my house. More...
Becoming a professional ar tist is not a straight shot, typically. South Carolina’s Jasper Johns, for instance, decorated 5th Avenue windows for Bonwit Teller and Tiffany & Co. in the mid- Fifties while he was painting his Flag. More...
In memory of their father, the late Michael J. Mungo, brothers Stewart and Steven Mungo recently donated $90,000 to the Columbia Free Medical Clinic. More...
William (Sterne) Bolte, 76, husband of Frances Sherril Clark Bolte, died Saturday, December 25, 2010, at Palmetto Health Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia. More...
The Columbia Cotillion Club, a gentleman’s dance club founded in 1890, held its Winter Ball Wednesday evening, December 29, 2010, at the Columbia Marriott Hotel. More...
On Thursday, December 23, the Irmo Yellow Jackets defeated the Memphis Central Warriors 56–50 to capture the Chick–fil–A Classic II Championship. More...
The Keenan Raiders fell to the United Faith Christian Academy Falcons 75–57 in the Chick–fil–A Classic I game. The Raiders shot 35.7% from the field in the first half and 36.7% for the game including 25.9% from behind the arc. More...
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