Primal Gourmet 4 Show Caption Hide Caption Jonathan Allard Show Caption Hide Caption Primal Gourmet 5 Show Caption Hide Caption Primal Gourmet 1 Show Caption Hide Caption Primal Gourmet 3 Show Caption Hide Caption Primal Gourmet Show Caption Hide Caption xxx Show Caption Hide Caption Primal Gourmet 2 Show Caption Hide Caption Primal Gourmet opened its doors Monday in the…
philly pretzel factory 5 Show Caption Hide Caption philly pretzel factory 1 Show Caption Hide Caption philly pretzel factory 2 Show Caption Hide Caption philly pretzel factory 3 Show Caption Hide Caption philly pretzel factory 4 Show Caption Hide Caption Photos from Philly Pretzel Factory’s website. Midlands residents can soon get their carb fix in the form of pretzels. Philly…
Harvest Hope photo 1 Show Caption Hide Caption Harvest Hope photo 2 Show Caption Hide Caption Food Lion truck donation 1 Show Caption Hide Caption Food Lion truck donation 2 Show Caption Hide Caption Food Lion truck donation 3 Show Caption Hide Caption Harvest Hope CEO Wendy Broderick poses in front of the non-profit’s new refrigerator truck. Photos from Harvest…
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1233 Rendering Show Caption Hide Caption H4 Guest Room Show Caption Hide Caption H4 Lobby Show Caption Hide Caption Rendering of Holiday Inn hotel room. Images provided. Mashburn Construction is about to begin renovating and transforming another downtown Columbia building. The existing 10-story facility built in 1954 will become the new Holiday Inn at 1233 Washington Street. The hotel will…
Starting Friday (July 12) Chick-fil-A West Columbia will be closed to make way for some major improvements in the kitchen and drive-thru. These enhancements include canopies, fans, and a brand new kitchen. A Chick-fil-A West Columbia Facebook message reads: “Don’t worry, we won’t stay away too long! In the meantime, visit our Saluda Pointe location just 4 miles away. –…
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Massage Envy Show Caption Hide Caption Lexpo signs Show Caption Hide Caption Lexpo 1 Show Caption Hide Caption Lexpo 2 Show Caption Hide Caption Something Borrowed Show Caption Hide Caption 93.1 The Lake Show Caption Hide Caption Lexpo 3 Show Caption Hide Caption Businesses lined both sides of three hallways at Riverbluff High School. Drew Hill photos. The Greater Lexington…
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Tony’s food Show Caption Hide Caption pizza 3 Show Caption Hide Caption pizza Show Caption Hide Caption pizza 2 Show Caption Hide Caption original tony’s sign Show Caption Hide Caption Anderson with fiance Hallee Show Caption Hide Caption Photos used with permission from Original Tony’s Facebook page. Johnny Anderson has recently embarked on an unanticipated business venture. His family once…
Palmetto Outdoor photo. The Fourth of July weekend is a boon for eco-tourism, locally. “It’s our busiest day of the year,” said Michael Mayo, owner of Palmetto Outdoors. “The volume will be tremendous.” Much of the Palmetto Outdoors activity takes place at the West Columbia Riverwalk. The river tubing and kayaking provider, said Mayo, is a great example of the…
Opening day is getting closer. Black Rooster is a restaurant at the northeast corner of the Brookland development in West Columbia. It will be opening in two-to-three weeks. Chef and Bourbon restaurant-owner Kristian Niemi first announced, in 2018, his plan to open a rooftop restaurant and bar in the Brookland development. He said the new venture would overlook the Congaree…
Business owner Caitlin Qualman. Drew Hill photo. Caitlin Qualman is a 25-year-old who hails from Wisconsin and even went to school there. However, about two years ago she made the move to South Carolina, and is about to launch her own business in the Midlands. In her words, she “always hated the cold,” and “really loved the Carolina(s) area.” She…
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Nephron Pharmaceuticals President and CEO Lou Kennedy. Nephron Pharmaceuticals President and CEO Lou Kennedy has been honored by Ernst & Young as Health Care Entrepreneur of the Year for the Southeast Thursday during a gala at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta. Kennedy, who is Chairman of the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce and a nationwide leader in health care. She…
North Main Street, Columbia. Karamie Sullivan photo. The North Columbia Business Association and Studio 2LR are seeking contributions from businesses and individuals in the Cottontown area for a special project. The NCBA Time Capsule has been created to help build the community and unify businesses in the area. “Our goal is to capture and preserve the unique images of the…
A sign at the building at 1707 Charleston Highway in West Columbia indicates a Frank’s Car Wash is coming to the location. It’s the old site of Ryan’s Steak House. There are 16 Frank’s Car Wash locations in South Carolina, according to the Frank’s Car Wash website. The chain of car washes includes locations in: Orangeburg; Summerville; Ladson; Sumter; and…
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Customers who ate at a northeast Columbia Hardee’s between June 4 and June 20 may have been exposed to the hepatitis A virus, according to the Department of Health and Environmental Control. DHEC notified the public Monday that an employee of the Hardee’s at 451 Killian Road, tested positive for hepatitis A. Currently, DHEC is working with Hardee’s to investigate…
Photo from Carowinds website. The Carolinas’ shared theme park, Carowinds, is about to offer a special deal for members of the military. According to Director of Communications Lisa Stryker, Carowinds will soon allow free admission for active military, retired military, National Guard, veterans with honorable or medical discharge and Reserve Officers’ Training Corps with valid military I.D. The free admission…
Tzima Brown Show Caption Hide Caption sunrise outdoor Show Caption Hide Caption product Show Caption Hide Caption Owner Tzima Brown poses with her products. Chris Timmers photos. Tzima Brown, owner of Sunrise Artisan Bath and Body Shop, has recently finished a big move. Her business has officially opened in the former Portfolio art gallery space, at 710 Saluda Avenue in…
Wei Long Qui, Yummi Crab’s general manager. Jeanne Reynolds photos. Northeast Columbia residents will have a new, unique option for seafood this summer when Yummi Crab restaurant opens in the Village at Sandhill. The new restaurant will offer a variety of seafood including shrimp, clams, mussels, crab legs, crawfish and lobster tail. After the seafood is boiled, general manager and…
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Ron Harvey speaks on business development Show Caption Hide Caption Mike Bell, CCNC chairman Show Caption Hide Caption Attendees at Columbia Chamber Northeast Connection meeting Show Caption Hide Caption Jeanne Reynolds photos. Dozens of northeast Columbia entrepreneurs gathered at Converspace in the Village at Sandhill Tuesday morning to network and pick up tips on how to grow their businesses. The…
Beer Garden Show Caption Hide Caption CottonTown Brew Lab Show Caption Hide Caption Jason Evans Brewmaster Show Caption Hide Caption Brandon Evans, brew master. Chris Timmers photos. If you’re going to open a brewery in an historic part of town, why not give your beer an historic name? That is precisely what Zack Jones, owner of CottonTown Brew Lab, did…
McKissick’s abstract art from the 1960s and 1970s makes an appearance in our third floor lobby. Expect to see bold colors and geometric shapes on display.
The McKissick Museum has diverse and rich quilting traditions of the American South on display in Piece by Piece, featuring quilts made in the 19th and 20th centuries. Return visitors will be rewarded with opportunities to see quilts switched out every three months.
Most people are familiar with the Democratic and Republican Parties in the United States. However, party affiliation is not the only factor people use to decide how to vote. Many voters choose candidates based on specific issues, like abortion or gun control. Historically, some of the biggest issues for voters have been the economy, the Vietnam War, and busing to integrate schools during the Civil Rights movement. Flip Flops & Soap Boxes explores the variety of ways American voters have communicated their opinions on these and other issues in the past
Through August 12, 2019.
Learn all about employment opportunities with the 2020 Census! Application assistance is also offered.
Learn all about the 2020 Census employment opportunities! Application assistance will be provided.
What makes our four day International Film Festival unique is that we not only highlight underrepresented groups, but we also promote equality and those who sacrifice for Freedom! With live screenings, social network events, seminars, and live entertainment, you don’t want to miss this festival!
“You can kill the lights and the amplifiers/But dreams don’t care if you’re tired,” “No Rest”
With his sixth studio album, the aptly named Love Hope Faith, his follow-up to 2014’s Thanks for Listening, Colt Ford continues to live out his boyhood dream – the one where you “wake up on a mission/to buy that beat-up Gibson,” as he sings on “No Rest.” Love Hope Faith is exactly that, a message to to his loyal fan base, and a strike against the divisiveness plaguing our country, celebrating the things that bring us together – friends, family, our faith in a better future.
Featuring such guests as Music City stalwarts Brad Paisley (“Lookin’ for a Hand Out”), Toby Keith (“Time Flies”), Lady Antebellum’s Charles Kelley and brother Josh (“Young Americans”) and veteran rockers Lit (“I’m Mud”); promising newcomers like Waterloo Revival’s Cody Cooper and George Birge (“Dynamite”), Tyler Farr (“My Truck”), Taylor Ray Holbrook (“Reload”), Javier Colon (“No Rest”) and Granger Smith (“Keepin’ It Real”), Love Hope Faith is the ultimate populist country record, featuring a little something for everyone.
“I’m just trying to bring people together,” says the Georgia native, a one-time golf pro who still frequents the links and the co-founder/owner of his own Average Joes Entertainment. “There’s so much conflict out there, it’s hard to decide who’s right and who’s wrong.”
And while he admits to a populist fan base and down-to-earth, “Keepin’ It Real” attitude, Colt cautions, “I’m not a politician. I’m a musician, a performer. We have to get past our differences and find a common ground.”
And what better way to do that with Colt Ford’s groundbreaking hybrid of country, blues, rock and rap rhythms, who has built up a following that started with mud trucker events and graduated to arena status sharing the stage with the likes of golfing buddy Toby Keith.
In a career that spans more than three decades, saxophonist Dave Koz has racked up an astoundingly impressive array of honors and achievements: nine GRAMMY nominations, nine No. 1 albums on Billboardís Current Contemporary Jazz Albums chart, numerous world tours, playing for multiple presidents, a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and more.
Now, Dave Koz has released one of the most exciting recordings of his long career. Five years after recording their initial tribute to the great horn sections of soul, jazz and pop, Dave Koz and Friends Summer Horns II From A To Z reprises the all-star, crowd-pleasing format of that smash hit album. Joining Koz this year will be Saxophonist Gerald Albright, Trumpeter Rick Braun, Vocalist Kenny Latimore and Trombone/Vocalist Aubrey Logan (from Postmodern Jukebox fame).
They’re BACK! Inspired by their own fandom, this talented band set out to create the most authentic Journey experience anyone has ever witnessed and spent countless hours discussing the look, sound, production, and FEEL needed for this tribute to deliver a live experience that would resonate on the highest level with the most avid Journey fan. Resurrection has become one of the most highly sought after tribute experiences in the country and delighted fans during their appearance the last two years! Don’t miss their return to our stage on August 23rd at 7:30 pm!
1626 on Main would like to WELCOME home all returning students and new students to the venue for a Back to School Bash! All ages welcome! *We will be checking ID’s at the door and providing wristbands for 21+
LIVE MUSIC provided by: NICK, DUPLEX, UNDERWATER YHETI, HOODINI CREW JAM SESH, COLE SMOAK, WRITERSBLOCK, NOMADIK369, QID, and NIQUE THE GEEK
+Full food and bar menus available for purchase
$2 BUSCH LIGHTS
AFTER PARTY AT THE GRAND-(across from 1626) from 12-2 a.m: FEATURING DJ’s DUPLEX and VANISHER.
Let’s raise a glass to kick of the new school year!!
