After three months of hearings with little public opposition, the Columbia Tax Increment Financing Commission…
*Retirement homes expanding*With retiring baby boomers fueling demand, LSS is expanding Lenoir Woods while Americare is expanding one senior living center and building another.
*Downtown Apartment Projects*Trittenbach Development wants to build two more apartment buildings that would house hundreds of downtown residents.
Sally and Jim Orgren moved to Columbia from Buffalo, N.Y., in October. Since then, they…
The Columbia Planning and Zoning Commission voted against a proposal to rezone land at the…
Where’s the money going?
The city of Columbia on Wednesday officially certified the petition by the Special Business District…
Hinkson Dispute Intensifies
This was the Year of the Tiger in the Chinese zodiac calendar, and perhaps that’s the best way to sum up the top news of 2010 in Columbia.
The biggest happening was no doubt the successful effort — dubbed Project Tiger — to lure IBM to the city. After the initial fanfare over Big Blue’s promise to provide 800 jobs, the May announcement colored the news through the remainder of the year.
United Way, Way to Go
At a time when charities face increasing needs and decreasing state government support, the Heart…
Power Lunch: Hinkson Creek and Stormwater
