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That Main Street vacancy didn’t last long: Popular Columbia sandwich shop announces it’s moving in (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — Downtown is about to have another lunch option after Crave Artisan Specialty Market announced it will be opening its third location in Columbia’s Arcade Mall. “Crave is coming to Main Street!!” the restaurant said in a Sept. 9 social media post. “(W)e cannot wait to bring Crave to a new corner of town!” The announcement comes after the Main Street space’s previous tenant, Asian fusion restaurant Takosushi, abruptly announced that it would close its doors on July 9. Moving Crave into t
What’s new and open in Columbia? See some of the latest eatery openings in the Midlands. (opens the original)
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Columbia's restaurant and bar scene has seen a variety of recent openings and relocations, with established businesses expanding into fresh spaces and entrepreneurs launching ventures inspired by personal passions. Monterrey Mexican Restaurant reopened at a new Vista location after being displaced by a downtown apartment development, while Coastal Crust brought its Charleston-based pizzeria concept to the BullStreet District. New independent establishments including Lavender Café, 5 Points Soci
Historic 2015 Columbia flood damaged a problem dam. Work has just begun on the road that crosses it. (opens the original)
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ARCADIA LAKES — Work has begun along Arcadia Lakes Drive, a key cut-through connecting Two Notch Road and Trenholm Road 11 years after a historic flood further damaged the dam beneath the road and pushed traffic to be re-routed around it. In an email, Director of Media Relations Jennifer Timmons said the S.C. Department of Transportation’s part of the Arcadia Lakes project is to reconstruct the road over the dam after work on the dam itself has been completed. This DOT portion of the project has
1 less downtown sandwich shop: Popular Columbia lunch spot closes after 35 years (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — After 35 years serving lunch to hungry Columbia residents, Hampton Place Cafe on 1230 Hampton St. has decided to close its doors. “We are deeply grateful to every customer who walked through our doors,” a handwritten note posted on the restaurant’s door said on July 28. “Thank you for your support.” Through the restaurant’s large windows, passersby can now see receipts and boxes scattered along the floor and tables in the Hampton Street restaurant, but its classic signage and chalk bo
Columbia mosque and school leader arrested for sexual assault (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — The Richland County Sheriff’s Department arrested Louai Elkhatib, a Columbia mosque and school leader, in connection with alleged sexual assaults dating back over a decade. The sheriff’s department said it started investigating Elkhatib, 55, after a woman reported on June 30 that he assaulted her over a span of several years. During the investigation, the victim identified Elkhatib as the suspect and said he was a spiritual leader at her mosque, the Mission Hope Foundation. The founda
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