New parking meters coming to downtown Columbia
Columbia, recently approved by city council. This project supports to the City of Columbia’s vision to reinvest into the ...
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City of Columbia hosts annual “We Go Red for Women” event
In honor of National Wear Red Day on Friday, Feb. 7, the City of Columbia hosted its annual "We Go Red for Women" event.
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City of Columbia to host Jump Start Your Heart event
In honor of National Heart Month, the City of Columbia is also hosting "Jump Start Your Heart” on Saturday, Feb. 8.
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Community town hall will focus on city of Columbia budget priorities. How to attend
A town hall last month focused on a city budget overview. This month's round of public meetings is on budget priorities.
City of Columbia extends partnership with Grocery Access Pilot program
COLUMBIA, S.C. — If you live in the City of Columbia and have difficulty shopping in person at grocery stores in your area, ...
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Columbia mayoral candidates discuss crime and homelessness
Columbia city council candidates, including mayoral candidates, discussed issues concerning residents and their solutions for ...
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Columbia city staff will repair broken Clear Creek sewage pipe
The Clear Creek force main sewage pipe will be replaced after multiple failures resulting in sewage spills. The 2,500-foot ...
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An illuminated pyramid could be coming to Columbia's skyline. What's the point?
COLUMBIA — Soda City’s skyline could see a unique new feature if the city gets its way. The City of Columbia wants to add an illuminated pyramid to the roof of its 1401 Main St. office building.
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City of Columbia's Homeless Services Committee holds first agenda meeting
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Members of the City of Columbia’s Homeless Services Ad-Hoc Committee met Tuesday afternoon at city hall for their first agenda meeting since the committee’s formation last fall.