Wienermobile Rolling Into West Columbia March 12
2026-03-10
Get ready, West Columbia — the iconic Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is rolling into town. The City of West Columbia invites the community to a specialContinue Reading
Summer Harwood ‘Wing It’ champion at Super Bowl LX
2026-03-09
Natalie “Summer” Harwood, a Columbia native, recently earned national recognition after being named the champion of the Bota Box “Wing It” competition held in SanContinue Reading
Lexington County to host open houses on transportation improvement plan
2026-03-09
LEXINGTON — The Lexington County Department of Public Works is inviting residents, businesses and community stakeholders to attend a series of open house meetings asContinue Reading
Eating for Healing: Blood Sugar Instability
2026-03-08
By Jennifer Tardy Recently, a client told me she couldn’t understand why she was gaining weight. “I’m barely eating,” she said. Her typical day lookedContinue Reading
The World Book
2026-03-08
By Tom Poland, A Southern WriterTomPoland.net A lulu of a lady sold my parents a set of the World Book Encyclopedia. Miss Lulu Goolsby toContinue Reading
Richland Northeast Band to Host Drumline Competition
2026-03-03
IRMO — Richland Northeast High School’s Silver Cadets Marching Band will host Battle In the Met, a drumline competition, on Saturday, March 7, from 2–8Continue Reading
Classic Cars, Mardi Gras and 500 Dogs Set for “Bark to the Park”
2026-03-02
By Mike DuBose A full day of horsepower, high-flying dogs and Mardi Gras flair is coming to the Midlands as “Bark to the Park” returnsContinue Reading
New Coalition Elevates Workforce Wellbeing in South Carolina
2026-03-02
South Carolina Healthy Business Coalition launches statewide – Press events slated for end of March The South Carolina Healthy Business Coalition officially launches today, markingContinue Reading
Lexington County Peach Festival Returns for 66th Year
2026-03-02
After initially announcing a hiatus, organizers have confirmed that the Lexington County Peach Festival will return in 2026. The popular Fourth of July celebration, heldContinue Reading
Eating for Healing: Why almost everyone’s magnesium is low
2026-03-01
By Jennifer Tardy February has brought a fresh round of patterns and observations from client sessions and lab reviews. Here’s what’s been surfacing most oftenContinue Reading
A striped bass and an oak
2026-02-27
From little acorns mighty oaks grow. By Tom Poland, A Southern WriterTomPoland.net Though my hair was chestnut brown, I was green, a young writer hopingContinue Reading
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