SC Ports Announces Leadership Change
The Nuclear Company, having opened its engineering office in Columbia, South Carolina in April, announces partnership with USC's Molinaroli College for nuclear energy innovation.
The South Carolina Manufacturers Alliance announces 2025-2026 class of the SC Manufacturing Leadership Program, welcoming 22 rising leaders across South Carolina's manufacturing community.
Silicon Ranch, a solar facilities provider, to partner with Columbia-based Central Electric Power Cooperative to build 100-megawatt solar farm to support South Carolina Meta data center.
South Carolina ETV and Public Radio (SCETV) wins four South Carolina Broadcaster's Association (SCBA) State Television and Radio (STAR) Awards at annual STAR Awards in Columbia.
Leadership Columbia selects 64 local individuals for 53rd class of Chamber’s leadership program.
The 2025 Mayor's Walk Against Domestic Violence will be held Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025, at Page Ellington Park, 2220 Gregg St, Columbia, SC 29601.
RBC to continue sponsorship of PGA TOUR Signature Event
Company says combining Duke Energy Carolinas, Duke Energy Progress Projected to Save Customers over $1B
President of Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond discusses the economy in Greenville
Camden, SC, plant part of five-year plan
The University of South Carolina and South Carolina's Blanchard Machinery, headquartered in Columbia, announce a strategic partnership focused on building a stronger South Carolina.
Westinghouse Electric Company, through its Columbia Fuel Fabrication Facility, donates $45,000 to Richland One schools to help fund STEM programs, school supplies, and other classroom needs.
ColaJazz Foundation secures funding to launch its Invigorate Cayce Project, a community-driven initiative to transform three sites along the Congaree River into vibrant pop-up jazz venues.
Goal is to drive health innovation
LS3P welcomes senior project manager James "Jimmy" Wilhide to the Columbia office.
Ribbon cutting ceremony and faculty tour held on Wednesday, August 6.
The Columbia Chamber announces ReToisha Dallas (Logan Elementary) and Cody Jones (Jackson Creek Elementary) as the Educator Excellence Teacher of the Quarter award winners.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development approves SC Office of Resilience Action Plan for spending over $150 million in Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery funds.
Construction begins on all 12 homes at Hattie's Crossing, an urban in-fill community on the site of the former Cayce Grammar School.