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Sc State Farmers Market Attracts 3 More Vendors
The new South Carolina State Farmers Market in Lexington County has attracted three more major vendors.
New state farmers market growing
Three more major tenants have closed on land and are ready to begin construction at the S.C. State Farmers Market in Lexington County.
Efforts to feed the area's hungry will get a $100,000 boost today, with funds helping to launch a new emergency food panty opening this spring.
Airport connector 'shovel ready'
State and local officials are reviving a dormant and expensive airport connector project in hopes of winning $85 million in federal stimulus money.
Miss Vanessa Julia LeVan and Mr. Carter Elliot Arcand were married on Sunday, October 18, 2009, in an outdoor wedding at the home of the bride's father.
DHEC measuring river contamination
State environmental officials checked three sewer plants in the Columbia area after heavy rain caused spills Wednesday.
Split Cayce council wants expense rules
Cayce City Council voted Tuesday to proceed with plans to curtail expense reimbursements for its members but shot down a plan to restrain what they may say publicly about city business.
My Three Favorite Free Holiday Lights Displays in Lexington County, SC
With the holiday season upon us discussions and careful strategic planning of what day, time, and place we will be celebrating Christmas with all the assorted family members that our average modern family consists of has brought on some thoughts of other, less stressful holiday traditions.
Cayce mayor, council butting heads
A dispute between Cayce's new mayor and some City Council members has spilled into public clashes that observers view as either political jealousies or start-up problems for Cayce's first new mayor in 18 years.
S.C. forgoes $100M in jobless benefits
South Carolina is missing out on nearly $100 million more in federal stimulus dollars for unemployment benefits, but it will be months before out-of-work residents see the money, if they ever do.
City OKs $2 million from feds for Mast General
Mast General Store's purchase of the old Lourie's building on Main Street was helped by the offer of a 10-year, $2 million loan from Columbia officials using federal stimulus money.
Folk Art Ensemble Shows Rising Chinese Presence
Take a drive through West Columbia or Cayce and you'll see a landscape dotted with authentic taquerias, a vivid testament to the Hispanic community that has taken root in the Midlands.
Mast General opening store on Main Street in Columbia
Mast General Store officials said Wednesday they will open a location at the historic Lourie's building on Columbia's Main Street - the business district's first major retailer in nearly 15 years.
Sanford Signs Unemployment Extension Bill
Gov. Mark Sanford signed into law a measure on Thursday that will extend jobless benefits to workers who had started to run out of weekly state and federal help.
15 Local Governments in SC to Post Spending Online
According to the State Comptroller General's Office, 15 local governments have begun posting their spending online for public viewing.
Relief is on the way for thousands of out-of-work South Carolinians who've run out of weekly unemployment checks during these distressing economic times.
Special Sunday for Cayce church
This has been a watershed year for All Saints' Episcopal Church in Cayce. In August, an elaborate stained glass "saints" window was installed, completing a trio of stained-glass windows that grace the sanctuary.
Lot 7 Friendly Woods Road, Blythewood, from Walter and Donna Jackson to Jennifer and Clayton Embleton, $55,000 618 Harlequin Court, Blythewood, from C And C Builders of Columbia Inc.
SC lawmakers approve bill fixing jobless benefits
South Carolina legislators have wrapped up work on a bill that will extend jobless benefits to workers who had begun running out of weekly state and federal help.
SC farmers group discussing climate change bills
A grass-roots group representing South Carolina farmers is talking about how climate change legislation could affect their industry.