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Popular Lexington County burger joint pressing pause for updates. When it will reopen is unclear. (opens the original)
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CHAPIN — A popular Midlands burger spot is pressing pause, but says it’ll be back. Higher Ground Char House, which has served customers along U.S. 76 near the shores of Lake Murray and the heart of Chapin since 2016, announced on social media that it is closing temporarily “for restructuring and renovations.” “Keep watching on Facebook for updates and postings,” the restaurant at 211 Chapin Road said. According to Higher Ground’s website, it changed hands last year. Andrew Babcock, the restauran
Columbia’s Harriet Hancock, cornerstone advocate for SC’s LGBTQ+ community, has died (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — An icon of South Carolina’s LGBTQ+ community has passed. Harriet Hancock — a Columbia attorney and stalwart advocate for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and their families and the namesake of the Harriet Hancock Center, a Columbia institution serving that community — died just shy of her 90th birthday, the center announced on the evening of Sept. 23. Per the center, her journey to becoming a tireless friend to the LGBTQ+ community started when her son Greg came out to he
Downtown Columbia loses 3rd sushi restaurant in 3 months. This one had been open for 20 years. (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — Another sushi restaurant has shuttered downtown. SakiTumi Grill & Sushi Bar, which operated at 807 Gervais St. in the Vista, announced its permanent closure on Sept. 17. The restaurant opened in the fall of 2006. The departure follows the July closures of two other downtown sushi spots — TakoSushi on Main Street and Camon Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar on Assembly Street. “For 20 years, SakiTumi has been a part of this community,” the restaurant posted to social media. “A place where
Work begins to cut lanes, add parking on key West Columbia street. What to know about construction. (opens the original)
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WEST COLUMBIA — Meeting Street’s diet has begun. Construction has started to reshape the road that has become an increasingly bustling corridor for West Columbia. The revitalization project, often referred to as a “road diet,” will take the street from four lanes to two between Sunset Boulevard and 9th Street, which is just shy of a mile. The work is set to install landscaped medians, dedicated turn lanes and 63 street parking spaces. The hope is that reworking the street to be more pedestrian-f
SLED releases additional details about shooting that claimed Columbia police officer’s life (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — After being requested to investigate by the Columbia police department, the State Law Enforcement Division has released preliminary information about an Aug. 29 shootout that claimed the lives of a Columbia police officer and a suspect. Christopher DeLong, 28, was the officer killed, while Adam Tyler Dowdy, 33, was the suspect in the domestic violence call DeLong and fellow officer David Dymock, 29, responded. Dymock survived and was later released from the hospital. In a release, SLE
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