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Columbia Italian Festival returns after 12-year hiatus
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Ferraris, opera and sword fighting shared the stage with Italian food Saturday as Columbia’s Italian Festival returned to Finlay Park for the first time in 12 years. Thousands of people came out for the celebration of Italian heritage. “I enjoy it, it was a good...
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Remarkable Women 2026: Katie’s Krops
TYLER, Texas (KETK)- Katie Stagilano, founder of Katie’s Krops, stopped by to share about her time as a 2026 Remarkable Women Regional Winner from South Carolina. Do you know a woman making a difference in East Texas? KETK is now accepting nominations for Remarkable Women 2027. Whether she’s a community leader, educator, volunteer, healthcare worker, or someone who’s changing lives every day, we want to hear her story. New this year, you can nominate up to three deserving women. Nominations close Nov. 20th.
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Monuments to Visit in the South Carolina Mountains
Nestled in the pine-hardwoods forest of Clemson University, the Old Stone Church, built in 1802, was home to many infamous parishioners, such as Revolutionary War heroes Andrew Pickens and Robert Anderson, who are still remembered in their eponymous counties. Its cemetery contains the grave of Osenappa, a Cherokee who assisted the patriots.
The Post and Courier
Hundreds attend inaugural concert at new city amphitheater named for Rick Osbon
AIKEN — Aiken’s newest outdoor live music venue, the Rick N. Osbon Amphitheater in Aiken Towne Park, was dedicated at the inaugural concert of a seven-show series hosted by the City of Aiken Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Department. Osbon, elected mayor in 2015, served until Teddy Milner’s election in 2023. Aiken Towne Park is a mixed-use development by Southeastern Company at 2441 Whiskey Road on the former site of the Aiken Mall. It includes 256 apartments, the 65,000 square foot Belk store that survived the demolition of the mall, 43,000 square feet of new retail spaces and another 5,000 s...
The Post and Courier
‘Pure political ideology’: SC Arts Commission denies funds to emerging artist under new rules
COLUMBIA — In the South Carolina Arts Commission’s first meeting since denying grant funding to two LGBTQ+ organizations earlier this month, the board denied funding to an artist who was also being considered for grants. Objections to artwork by Shakira Olivera-Bautista arose during the board’s consideration of prospective recipients of the state’s Emerging Artist Grant, where artists in the first five years of their careers can receive up to $1,800 to encourage career growth, relevance and sustainability. Olivera-Bautista was one of two potential grantees who came up for discussion in the mee...
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Photo gallery: SC Pride honors memory of Harriet Hancock
South Carolina Pride Week 2026 was, as always, a celebration of love and freedom. But this year it began with a tribute to the woman who started it all. Harriet Hancock, known as the Mother of SC Pride, died September 23. It was Hancock who helped organize Columbia's first Pride Parade in 1989.
The Post and Courier
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Prisma Health to host women’s health film screenings; expert panel discussions
Prisma Health is inviting the community to attend two educational women's health events this October. The events will feature documentary film screenings, expert-led panel discussions and networking receptions, with proceeds benefiting Prisma Health foundations that support community health initiatives. Perimenopause event scheduled in Greenville. On Tuesday, Oct. 20, Prisma Health...
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Local Living: Biscuits and Bluegrass, Famously Hot South Carolina Pride, Honor the Dream food drive, CPD’s Faith and Blue event
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)— In today’s look at Local Living, Senior Resources’ 8th annual Biscuits and Bluegrass event starts this Saturday, October 17. It’s from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hangar on Jim Hamilton Boulevard. Enjoy live music, food, and much more all to benefit...
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Midlands family hoping for the major cash prize on Family Feud
COLUMBIA, SC (WACH) ---- The Simmons family from Irmo is hoping to cash big on Family Feud. The family’s episode will air Monday October 19, 2026, on WACH FOX at 6:30 p.m. The family stopped by Good Day Columbia to discuss the process and their time on the Family Feud.