I would like to pass something along to the dog owners from the story “Dog snatched from his yard and jailed, March 9, 2012,” in hopes of making them aware of an organization (with lawyers and legal connections) that advocates on behalf o More...

How do I get in touch with Julia Rogers Hook who wrote the story on Apollo, the dog snatched out of his yard and jailed? She needs to start a petition on change.org. This needs to go national and beyond!! How ridiculous!!! Jackie Briscoe More...

Americans need to know the dangers that Israel faces everyday and the existential threat it would face if Iran gets a nuclear bomb. Remember, this is a country whose leaders repeatedly vow to wipe Israel off the map. More...

In the past three weeks I have been doing a series of controversial stories that has pit the Columbia Animal Shelter against dog owners and local no-kill shelters as well as animal rights advocates. More...

As men grow older, certain things become part of their regular to-do list: Planning trips based on the number of rest stops and road congestion, telling really old jokes that now suddenly seem funny, watching TV classics like Wheel of Fortune, Jeopar More...

Dreher High School will present its production of the Broadway show How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying March 22-24 at 7 p.m. and March 25 at 3 p.m. More...

South Carolina Future Minds has announced finalists in the 2012 BB&T “This School’s Got Talent” search. More...

Heathwood Hall Episcopal School junior, Helen Clay, has been awarded the Prudential Spirit of Community Award for her selfless dedication and effort to help and comfort local children battling cancer. More...

The Scholarship winners of The Afternoon, Eau Claire, and Morning Music Clubs of Columbia presented a recital March 18, 2012, at Columbia College. More...

Since 1984, the National Association of Social Workers has celebrated National Professional Social Work Month annually during the month of March. Each year, the association chooses a different theme for National Professional Social Work Month. More...

Catherine Muller transformed the March meeting of the Petal Pushers Garden Club into a spectacular flower show. The meeting was held at the Garden Club Council Building and Muller had five exciting arrangements on the stage when members arrived. More...

•ART Palmetto Painters, a SC Chapter of the Society of Decorative Painters, will meet Saturday, April 14, 10 a.m., Green Hill Baptist Church, 1734 Augusta Road, West Columbia. 781-2340 or www.PalmettoPainters.com. •CAMPS More...

Town Theatre’s Youth Program will present Peter Pan by JM Barrie, adapted by Jamie Harrington, Friday, March 30 at 7 p.m., Saturday, March 31 at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m., and Sunday April 1 at 3 p.m. More...

Theatre Rowe Productions presents its premier show, Second Samuel by Pamela Parker. The title comes from the name of Second Samuel, G. A. More...

Trustus Theatre will be introducing Columbia to a new play this month as they host a reading of Columbia playwright Robbie Robertson’s new work Satan in High Heels Monday, March 26 at 7 p.m. More...

August 16, 1777, was a bloody day in Bennington, Vermont. British General Burgoyne had sent a detachment of Hessians, Tories, and Indians to raid for horses and supplies in this western Vermont community. More...