Columbia News

Darla Moore School of Business economists Douglas Woodward and Joseph Von Nessen are speaking Monday morning at the Capstone campus room on the Columbia campus.

Speakeasy Favorite Returns Originally established in 1856, Chicken Cock Whiskey was a speakeasy favorite during Prohibition.

Kurt Eyring with Miller-Valentine Group in Columbia has been elected to the board of directors for the Associated Builders and Contractors of the Carolinas.

As the curtain falls on the BCS era, the college football championship picture is, as usual, a colossal mess.

Sunday's parade is expected to draw about 3,500 riders. They start at Carolina Honda with opening ceremonies at 10:00 a.m. and the public is invited to attend.

Celeb stylist Brad Goreski shows you how to pull off the latest trends on a budget by mixing vintage finds with items from your fave stores! With Christmas only days away, stores are filled with dazzling arrays of holiday fashions and accessories, ready for shoppers to finish their holiday shopping.

Fall in Columbia means - well, let's be frank: For most people, it means college football.

Richland County Sheriff's deputies are investigating the murder of a man who was found stabbed to death in the parking lot of his apartment complex.

As they have for the past several years, piano students of Joanne Marie's School of Piano, including student Joseph Crovi, donated gifts to the Department of Social Services center.

Ella Guidotti, 5, and Abby Lanier, 6, wave to those watching the parade as other Capital City Dance and Fitness dancers perform.

Although it has taken a few years, state Sen. Joel Lourie said today that he thinks the General Assembly is finally tuning in to the business community's message that South Carolina's transportation infrastructure needs fixing.

Each year, about 46,000 new soldiers graduate from Fort Jackson in weekly ceremonies attended by three times that many cheering family members.

Police say the brother-in-law of the mayor of Columbia, S.C., was shot and killed outside a Charlotte, N.C., store.

Richland County Deputy Curtis Wilson says at approximately 1:30 AM early Saturday morning officers responded to a call of an unresponsive male at 1800 Longcreek drive in Columbia.

On Saturday, the South Carolina Democratic Women's Council is holding its fall forum at the Clarion Hotel in Columbia.

The "Penny for Progress" Committee met with Lexington Town Council Nov. 25 to review projects that could be funded by a proposed 1-ercent sales tax, if it is approved by voters next year.

A Christmas Carol at Trustus FIVE actors perform all the characters of Charles Dickens' classic story in a re-imagined production.

FILE CUTLINE: August 15th marks the opening of several key retailers in the Village of Sandhill's Town Center, which developer Alan Kahn, shown here in the center, has described as the heart of the multi-use development on 300 acres at Clemson and Two Notch roads in Northeast Richland.

COLUMBIA, SC South Africa's first black president spent nearly a third of his life as a prisoner of apartheid, yet he sought to win over its defeated guardians in a relatively peaceful transition of power that inspired the world.

The City of Columbia is marking Arbor Day with a visit to an area elementary school.