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“The key thing is creating a sense of place for West Columbia, creating a downtown street and doing the best plan for the city of West Columbia that meets DOT guidelines, which in itself is a challenge,” Howell said during the meeting.

The prominent dead rest among a growing skyline in South Carolina’s capital city. Who the city still remembers, however, tells only part of its story.

Columbia has several city-owned parking garages downtown with a mix of reserved and visitor parking spaces. There are plenty of events being held in or around downtown on New Year’s Eve before the city’s fireworks display goes off after midnight, from a free downtown block party, to all-night parties at nearby bars.

West Columbia City Council received an update on Tuesday, Jan 6. about plans to transform Meeting Street, a heavily traveled road, into a safer and more walkable area for drivers, pedestrians and businesses. The Meeting Street Improvement Project would reduce the roadway from four lanes to two between State Street and Ninth Street.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — A busy section of Harden Street in Columbia's Five Points community is scheduled for evening and overnight closures as road crews work in the area. The South Carolina Department of Transportation said Harden Street between Devine and ...

A pedestrian crosses the street at 8th & Locust in downtown Columbia. The slated improvements focus mainly on pedestrian safety and reducing pedestrian deaths. The City of Columbia is modernizing its streets plan to make walking, biking and public transit ...

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– The City of Columbia is hosting its annual Capital City Fireworks display to celebrate the new year. On Wednesday, Dec. 31, you can ring in 2026 downtown with a fireworks display that will begin after midnight.

For decades, Columbia has cycled through committees, consultants, contracts and more in attempts to reduce homelessness downtown. And in all that time, the conversation has remained pretty much the same: City power brokers say people living on the streets ...

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