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• My dog is hyper and he’s driving me crazy

  07-02-2019 17:00
  
  By Phyllis Beasley, CPDT-KA Owner/Lead Trainer, Praise Dog! Trainingwww.PraiseYourDogTraining.comMy dog is driving me crazy…he jumps on me all the time. He gets into trouble. He mouths me.read more
  
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• My Kind of Town!

  16-05-2019 17:41
  
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  Town Theatre celebrates its centennial year with local artwork displayed in the theatre lobby and stairwell.read more
  
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• Midlands Gives raises $2,028,966

  16-05-2019 17:41
  
  By Anita BakerThe sixth annual Midlands Gives fundraiser was held May 7 online and at a media event at Segra Park, breaking its all-time record of giving with an estimated total of $2,028,966.read more
  
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• Local author draws fine line between truth and fiction

  16-05-2019 17:41
  
  By Anita BakerRaegan Teller has been writing her entire working life. She worked as a marketing manager, business writer, and copy editor for many years before retiring from full time employment.read more
  
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• Columbia sailor serves aboard floating airport at sea

  16-05-2019 17:41
  
  Contributed by Navy Office of Community OutreachA Columbia native and 1992 W.J. Keenan High School graduate is serving in the U.S. Navy aboard the aircraft carrier USS George Washington.read more
  
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• Town Theatre receives Elizabeth O’Neill Verner Governor’s Awards

  09-05-2019 18:46
  
  Contributed by Town TheatreTown Theatre is a recipient of the 2019 Elizabeth O’Neill Verner Governor’s Award for the Arts in the Organization Category, Special Award. Town Theatre was founded in 1919 as The Columbia Stage Society. It is the oldest community theatre building in continuous use in the United States and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.read more
  
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• Thousands gather for #AllOutMay1 protest

  09-05-2019 18:46
  
  Educators and supporters gathered at the South Carolina State House Wednesday, May 1 as part of the #AllOutMay1 protest to bring awareness to public education issues throughout the state. The protest drew an estimated 10,000 teachers and supporters from across the state. Several school districts in the Columbia area closed Wednesday due to the number of teachers participating in the event. read more
  
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• Olympia legends honored with Jaco’s Corner

  09-05-2019 18:46
  
  The intersection of Rosewood Drive and Bluff Road has been renamed Jaco Corner. A bill, initiated by Representative Seth Rose, passed both the House and Senate earlier this year. The renaming of the intersection is to honor the Jaco family, which ran Jaco’s corner at the same intersection for 100 years.read more
  
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• “Lady Vista” livens popular Gervais Street destination

  09-05-2019 18:46
  
  The Congaree Vista Guild, a non-profit, membership-based organization comprised of a wide variety of restaurateurs, shops, businesses, gallery owners and homeowners in the Vista, has announced a new mural in the heart of the city’s Cultural District.read more
  
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• Columbia native defends America serving as information warrior

  09-05-2019 18:46
  
  Contributed by Navy Office of Community OutreachA 2009 Hammond School graduate and Columbia native is stationed with a command responsible for teaching future information warriors the skills required to defend America around the world.
  Ensign Grayson Hart works as a Navy officer and serves with the Information Warfare Training Command ( IWTC) Virginia Beach.read more
  
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• Star reporter is Friend of the Year

  02-05-2019 17:32
  
  By Josh [email protected] Columbia Council of Neighborhoods hosted its 12th annual awards banquet at the Columbia Convention Center Wednesday, April 24.read more
  
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• Building a better Columbia

  02-05-2019 17:32
  
  By Josh [email protected]’s been more than a month since Columbia hosted the first round of the NCAA tournament, and by all accounts, it was a success. The first opportunity to host the tournament in 40 years was a mountain top achievement for this city and its mayor who had been building toward such a milestone for almost ten years.read more
  
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• Barron travels to UN’s Commission on the Status of Women

  02-05-2019 17:32
  
  By Anita BakerIn March 2019, Keller Bumgardner Barron had the honor of serving on the 20-member delegation of the League of Women Voters of the United States at the 63rd Conference of the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations in New York City. She attended the two-week conference alongside 9,000 international registrants including 2,000 Member State delegates and 86 ministers.read more
  
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• Local dancers earn top placements at World Irish Dance Championships

  02-05-2019 17:31
  Contributed by Holly CondonGrace Condon (age 19) and Carolina Murray (age 12) danced at the 49th World Championship of Irish Dance held in Greensboro, N.C. recently. Condon received two medals walking away with a top 25 world ranking, and Murray received one medal making it to the semifinal round with a top 80 placement.read more
  
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• Kinetic Derby Day held in West Columbia

  02-05-2019 17:31
  
  By Anita BakerIn 2016, the West Columbia City Council was approached by local business owner Mark Plessinger, owner of Frame of Mind. Plessinger brought the idea before the council of hosting a kenetic sculpture parade.read more
  
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• Sarge retires

  25-04-2019 18:04
  
  By Mike CoxThis year is proving to be one of change for Richland County’s government. A revolving door of county administrators along with three new council members guarantee a period of transition, but the biggest adjustment may come from the Sheriff’s Department.read more
  
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• Richland Sertoma celebrates 60 years

  25-04-2019 18:04
  
  Contributed by Gail TrebuchonThe Richland Sertoma Club celebrated its 60th anniversary April 18 at a luncheon at the Capital City Club.
  The club was founded in Columbia on April 18, 1959. The civic club’s main focus is helping speech and hearing impaired children. The club supports Camp Sertoma near Clemson with free admission for children attending the summer camp.read more
  
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• Representative Seth Rose speaks to League of Women Voters of The Columbia Area

  25-04-2019 18:04
  By Anita BakerRepresentative Seth Rose was the invited speaker at the public policy luncheon of the League of Women Voters of The Columbia Area.
  Representative Rose was elected November 2018 to replace the seat vacated by Representative James Smith for Richland County District 72. He currently serves on the Judiciary Committee and Regulations and Administrative Committee.read more
  
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• Rosewood residents hear once more about cellphone tower

  18-04-2019 18:27
  
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  T-Mobile engineer Mark Jackson reviews the coverage map and the impact a new tower would have on the Rosewood community.read more
  
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• Mom of three overcomes loss and graduates with honors

  18-04-2019 18:27
  
  Contributed by Rachael RampersadFortis College in Columbia hosted its nurses pinning ceremony Friday, April 12 at the Brookland Baptist Church in West Columbia. Perhaps no graduate was more appreciative of this milestone than Columbia resident Lacie Lybrand.read more
  
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• Transitions cooks up feast featuring celebrity and local chefs

  11-04-2019 17:42
  
  By Cathy CobbsFor the five nationally acclaimed chefs who are concocting their signature dishes for the 2019 annual Chefs’ Feast benefitting Transitions, it’s a memorable occasion and a chance to give back to the community. The event will be held Sunday, April 28 at Terra Restaurant.read more
  
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• Making ridesharing safer

  11-04-2019 17:42
  
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  Flowers and other memorials remain at the Five Points Fountain in memory of USC student Samantha Josephson, who was kidnapped from Five Points and later killed.read more
  
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• Columbia International Festival features German-speaking countries

  11-04-2019 17:42
  
  By Anita BakerEvery year over 20,000 people travel to Columbia from across the state and the region to attend the Columbia International Festival.read more
  
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• St. Timothy’s unveils historical marker

  04-04-2019 14:51
  
  Contributed by Sallie BoggsSt. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, located at 900 Calhoun Street in the historic Arsenal Hill neighborhood, unveiled and blessed its newly-installed historical marker Sunday, March 31 at 9:45 a.m. prior to the 10 a.m. service. Following the blessing by Rev.read more
  
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• Be family for a child in need

  04-04-2019 14:51
  
  By Cathy CobbsEpworth Children’s Home is launching a new foster care program to help alleviate a backlog of needs in the state of South Carolina.read more
  
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• Fourth Annual Deckle Edge Book Festival held at Richland Library

  28-03-2019 18:09
  
  Story and Photo by Anita BakerThe 2019 Deckle Edge Book Festival brought together South Carolina writers to share their reflections on topics such as social justice, racism, the creative writing process, writers serving as social activists, and the places and people of South Carolina.read more
  
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• Cayce Farmers Market celebrates 40 years

  28-03-2019 18:09
  
  By Josh [email protected] Cayce Farmers Market is celebrating its 40th year of business beginning Thursday, March 28. Located at 2329 Charleston Highway, the Farmers Market is owned and operated by the Creech family. Beginning read more
  
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• Goodwin looks forward to NCAA tournament

  21-03-2019 18:33
  
  By Josh [email protected] Wofford Terrier men’s basketball team has been one of the hottest teams in South Carolina since the 2018-2019 season started.read more
  
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• Five Points celebrates St. Pat’s

  21-03-2019 18:33
  
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• Columbia Sherlockians bring famous Conan Doyle story to life in old-time radio drama

  21-03-2019 18:33
  
  By Kathy NewmanAn audience of 25 listened raptly as five men and three women brought a famous Sherlock Holmes story to life at the Palmetto Club. The players stood at a microphone and looked at their scripts, not at each other—just as they would have done in the Golden Era of radio drama from the 1930s through the 1950s. read more
  
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