Chris Lane is known as a writer of love songs that skyrocket to the top of the country charts, but his latest project is all about the break-up song. Catch up on his new era ahead of Lane's Columbia show.Â
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An artisan cafe and specialty market in Columbia's Rosewood neighborhood is adding a second location across the river.Â
The festival will feature 12 events, including an Asian Night Market, a picnic at a historic downtown home and collaborative dinners pairing up some of Columbia's favorite chefs.Â
Woody Windham, a beloved radio host who spent decades as a disc jockey synonymous with laid-back tunes and shag dancing, has died. He was 83.
A monthly concert series on Elmwood Avenue harkens back to the politically charged community that formed at The UFO, a coffeehouse that catered to progressives and former GIs in the 1960s and '70s.Â
A partnership from the city will convert a former police substation off Main Street into studios, and artists hope the move will propel Columbia toward the next level of arts recognition. 'We're on the brink of coming out.'
SNL alum Pete Davidson is adding Columbia to his summer stand-up tour.Â
A partnership from the city will convert a former police substation off Main Street into studios, and artists hope the move will propel Columbia toward the next level of arts recognition. 'We're on the brink of coming out.'
Columnist Cassidy Spencer writes about how the local indie film, "Hero," is a vital lifeline for actors, writers and aspiring filmmakers looking to create movie magic in Columbia.Â
The saying is "to the victors gets the spoils," but not for the Gamecocks.