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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice is hereby given that Beltline Storage & Office Centre 3905 W. Beltline Blvd. Columbia, SC, 29204 will sell the contents of the storage units listed below at a public auction to satisfy a lien placed on the contents (pursuant to Chapter Title 39, Chapter 20). The sale will take place at the website www.Storageauctions.com on […]
On February 21, the Mid-Carolina Camellia Society (MCCS) and Historic Columbia will co-host Camellia Love, a camellia exhibition and sale. The exhibition honors and remembers Doris Kahn, longtime member of MCCS and officer of the Garden Club Council of Greater Columbia. MCCS is a club with a mission to inspire, promote and develop an interest in camellias. The free February […]
On a chilly Monday, January 19, Columbia Green, along with partners Midlands Nature and Bird Alliance, Gills Creek Watershed Association, City of Columbia Parks and Rec, REI, and Indah Coffee gathered together, and invited Columbia residents to participate in and encourage others to join them for the 2026 Martin Luther King Day of Service. This year, the focus was one […]
Attorney Johanna Valenzuela has joined Burnette Shutt & McDaniel. Brittany Grabski has joined Robinson Gray as director of marketing. Shannon Boone has been named vice president of administration at LRADAC, the designated alcohol and drug abuse authority for Lexington and Richland Counties. Meredith Atkinson has been named director of communications for The South Carolina Power Team.
The Gray Collegiate War Eagles went on a 23-1 run in the first and second quarters to come away with a 61-17 win over the Brookland-Cayce Bearcats Friday, January 30 in Region 4-4A girls basketball action. u201cWe are down a few kids right now with the flu and we are battling through it,u201d Gray Collegiate head coach Brandon Wallace said. […]
Three Carver-Lyon Elementary School fourth-grade students will perform in the Southern Region of the American Choral Directors Associationu2019s (ACDA) honor choir. Molly Cooper, Norah Thomas, and Waverly Duck were selected for the childrenu2019s honor choir. They will be singing alongside students from 10 different states across the Southeast. Students auditioned for the choir by singing a scale and an excerpt
Hand Middle School seventh-grade student Robert Pridgen III has been named the 2026 Worldu2019s Universal Prince for the ages 10-12 division. The Worldu2019s Universal Beauty and Prince competitions, organized by the Our Little Miss pageant system, was held January 15-19 in Montgomery, Alabama. u201cIu2019m super excited but also nervous because this is such a big title,u201d Robert said. Robert started
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, and the City of Columbiau2019s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (ONSE) remains committed to raising awareness and promoting prevention efforts that support the safety, well-being, and empowerment of young people across our community. As part of this observance, the Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement will host a Teen Dating Violence Awareness
Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Union, a member-owned, not-for-profit financial institution that provides personal and business banking services across the Midlands and beyond, is celebrating 90 years of service. The City of Columbia has launched a new online meeting management system designed to improve access, transparency, and communication for city meetings. The new meeting portal is available at columbiasc.portal.civicclerk.com. Just Ink
Itu2019s easy to remember your friendu2019s birthday when its the same as yours. (L) Jim Hamilton, 94, and Colonel Emerson Smith, PhD, former Commanding Officer S.C. Wing Civil Air Patrol (CAP), 82, shared giant birthday cookies Friday, January 30 at the Hamilton Owens Airport. Not only do they share the same birthday, but also the same wedding anniversary. Jim Hamilton […]
Find these pictures and many more here! The No. 1 seeded Cardinal Newman Cardinals dominated their two opponents by a combined score of 161-0 at the SCISA Wrestling State Duals hosted by Hammond Friday, January 30. The Cardinals opened with an 81-0 win over Camden Military Academy in the quarterfinals and then downed John Paul II 80-0 in the semifinals. u201cI think we were ready to wrestle tonight,u201d Cardinal Newman head coach Cole McCarter said. u201cObviously, our performance was...
Members of the Columbia-Richland Fire Department joined city leaders and developers to break ground on the new Olympia Fire Station on February 4. Pictured (l-r) are Henry Simons, Councilman Will Brennan, Felicia Kilgore, City Manager Teresa Wilson, Columbia Richland Fire Chief Aubrey Jenkins, and Mayor Daniel Rickenmann.
PUBLIC NOTICE OF PENDING LITIGATION Case No. 2026-CP-40-00462 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that civil litigation is pending in the Court of Common Pleas for Richland County, South Carolina, Case No. 2026CP4000462, concerning the towing and continued detention of a motor vehicle by West Columbia Recovery & Towing Company. The action seeks declaratory relief, injunctive relief, and damages, and involves the […]
Gray Collegiate had three players finish in double figures as the War Eagles defeated the Brookland-Cayce Bearcats 89-57 Friday, January 30 in Region 4-4A boys basketball action. Grayu2019s Levi Ball led all scorers with 22 points. Jayden Rowe chipped in 16, while Desmond Harrington finished with 13. Gray had two others, Luis Echevarria with nine and Cam Arthur with eight, […]
Clyde Thomas Brown, 80, of Hull Road, Lawndale, passed away on January 29, 2026 at the Laurels of Hendersonville. Clyde was born on May 5, 1945 in Cleveland County, NC to the late Clyde Lafayette Brown and Louise Tallent Brown. Clyde was retired from the National Fruit Product Company (White House) and was also a third-generation farmer, who, alongside his […]
