These coming months in Columbia are going to be a bit tense. No, not because of exams or the end of football season (although the latter might actually be cause to relax). Our "famously hot" home away from home will soon be center stage for Republican candidates, as the South Carolina primary looms ever closer.
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City celebrates Mast Store opening, expects renewal of downtown Mast Store — a key tenant in Columbia’s ongoing Main Street renovation — opened its doors in an elaborate ribbon-cutting ceremony last week. Columbia leaders cheered the effort as a keynote sign of progress for the downtown district.
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Columbia brought its A game Saturday. Tens of thousands of people packed Five Points for a day of good music, green beer and tasty food under a beautiful sky. It was an excellent day to make new friends, spend money with local businesses and reignite relationships of old.
Student prices should be lower As a person who tries to stay balanced, I do my best to keep art infused in my life on a regular basis. It’s a good thing I live in somewhat of a metropolis, as shoddy as it may be. Columbia’s scene is enough to provide a decent blend of art.