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New business slated for iconic Columbia coffee shop, neighboring hibachi spot will also close
COLUMBIA — USC Development Foundation officials have shared future plans for two staple storefronts in downtown Columbia. The University of South Carolina Development Foundation, a nonprofit that makes real estate investments in the interest of the university, bought the building that houses Immaculate Consumption and Hibachi House in April 2026, according to property records. Immaculate Consumption, which had been a favorite coffee spot for downtown office workers, Statehouse employees and university students since 2001, announced in October it would close on Nov. 20. A specific reason for th...
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Small farm's new store in downtown Aiken offers honey, soaps, lotions, baked goods and more for sale
AIKEN — After enjoying success while selling its products at the Aiken County Farmers Market, online and elsewhere, Fox and the Bee Farm has a new brick-and-mortar location downtown. The store officially opened for business at 120 Laurens St. N.W. following a Nov. 3 ribbon-cutting ceremony organized by the Aiken Chamber of Commerce. Dan and Julie Goodwin are Fox and the Bee Farm’s founders and owners. “We love the support of this community,” said Julie of their experience so far. “Without the Farmers Market, I don’t think we would be here.” Before becoming South Carolina residents, the Goodwin...
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Lowes Foods Pilots Flashfood Discounts At 5 Columbia, SC, Stores
Lowes Foods has partnered with Flashfood to launch a pilot program at five stores in the Columbia, South Carolina, market. Through the program, guests can purchase surplus meat, produce and other fresh foods at discounted prices, with deals listed on the Flashfood app. By using the Flashfood app, Columbia-area customers...
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Construction of new office complex signals next phase of SRS revitalization
AIKEN — Ground was broken at the Savannah River Site on Nov. 4 to construct a 22,000-square-foot office building that will replace modular office trailers and support a growing workforce, expanding missions and long-term infrastructure priorities. Located in the site's H Area, the new facility will provide permanent office...
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NNSA announces new SRS field office manager
AIKEN — Betty L. Huck has been named manager of the National Nuclear Security Administration Savannah River Field Office, the NNSA announced Nov. 2. Huck replaces Michael A. Mikolanis, who served as manager of the office since March 2024. Mikolanis was named manager of the NNSA Los Alamos Field Office in August. He previously served as the manager of the Environmental Management Los Alamos Field Office from August 2021 to March 2024.