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Moore Bradley Myers Law represents the Midlands with integrity
Moore Bradley Myers has 46 lawyers, paralegals and support staff in its Columbia and Saluda offices and features 150 combined years of experience in civil litigation, criminal defense, domestic law and bankruptcy.
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Civil Engineering of Columbia helps build Midlands communities
Civil Engineering of Columbia has provided engineering and surveying services in the residential, commercial and industrial industries to the Midlands for more than 45 years.
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NAI Columbia offers local knowledge with a global reach
The local company leads the Midlands' commercial real estate landscape with decades of experience and a fresh approach.
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Sacon covers all bases for construction projects
Elgin-based Sacon features multi-skilled professionals who eliminate the need to hire subcontractors.
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Cool Care Heating & Air rings in 20 years
The family-owned company proudly serves the Midlands' heating and cooling needs. Owners Teresa and David Wardlaw started the company in 2001.
Viewpoint: Finding the words is an ongoing struggle
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the daily landscape of journalism along with just about everything else in a strange year of lockdowns, masks ordinances and altered plans.
Marker to recognize unit for Black patients, nursing students
A historical marker commemorating the former Columbia Hospital unit for Black patients and nursing students will be unveiled Saturday. The School of Nursing for Black Students graduated 401 nurses from 1938 until 1965.
S.C. reservoir owners advised to lower water levels
DHEC says owners and operations of state reservoirs should check their dams and begin lowering water levels in preparation for rainfall from Hurricane Sally. The agency will contact dam owners as needed via emergency notifications.
Columbia voted “Coolest Up-and-Coming Cityâ€_x009d_ by magazine readers
The city took the title in the inaugural reader's choice awards in Hemispheres, United Airlines' in-flight magazine. It beat out finalists Asheville, N.C., Indianapolis, Ind., Louisville, Ky., and Boise, Idaho.
State seeking nominations for environmental award
The S.C. Environmental Awareness Award recognizes individual contributions made toward protecting, conserving and improving South Carolina's natural resources. The award was established by the General Assembly in 1992.
New wildlife management and hunting area in Richland County
The 782-acre property near Eastover will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Wednesday. The Love Farm Wildlife Management Area and Nat Love Youth Special Hunt Area received federal and state funding.
Ghost tours to explore USC Horseshoe
Ghosts tours led by university ambassadors will depart from the University of South Carolina's McKissick Museum from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. Monday. Storytellers will share tales of spirits said to roam USC's campus.
