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WNBA star, University of South Carolina legend to tout Columbia tourism
The athlete will share her experiences exploring Columbia, as well as new-to-her spots since joining the WNBA.
Local Mexican street food restaurant opens second Columbia area location
The restaurant's new location will be the latest addition to its four sister restaurants in the Columbia area.
STATE OF THE STATE: Governor vows to fight unions to the ‘gates of hell’
Governor vows to keep economy humming by investing in education, infrastruscture, and fighting ...
2024 South Carolina James Beard Awards’ semifinalists named
Chefs, bakers and establishments across the state have been nominated for the most prestigious ...
National fishing tournament kicks off season at Lake Murray in Columbia
Lake Murray is ranked No. 4 overall on Bassmaster Magazine’s 2023 100 Best Bass Lakes list
South Carolina Chef Ambassadors represent eateries in Elgin, Greer, Bluffton
The three were appointed Jan. 18 by Gov. Henry McMaster, Commissioner of Agriculture Hugh Weathers and ...
40th Annual Lowcountry Oyster Festival Announces Musical Acts, Children’s Events and Beneficiaries Details
CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Charleston Restaurant Foundation (CRF) is pleased to announce the live music acts for the 40th annual Lowcountry Oyster Festival, happening February 4, 2024, at Boone Hall Plantation. Radio Bomb, including some members of the Blue Dogs, Uncle Mingo and the East Coast Party Band, will headline the event a[...]
Icon of Columbia bar scene closes after more than 40 years
The Rosewood bar and restaurant closed earlier than expected after word got out and caused a run on supplies …
Planners unveil musical acts for St. Pat’s in Five Points
One of the largest St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in the Southeast has lined up an ambitious …
South Carolina Restaurant Week is here — pick your spot
Over 60 restaurants from across the region are signed on for the event. Several restaurants are also offering brunch options.
Biergarten, pickleball courts coming to Columbia along Saluda River
The facility will be the only food and drink establishment on the same side of the Interstate 126 exit as the Riverbanks Zoo and Garden.
Food Truck Fridays returns to downtown Columbia
Food Truck Fridays aim to support and boost local businesses, celebrate diverse cuisines and foster connections over great food
