Midlands Arts Scene Growing by Leaps and Bounds
At the center of the Midlands sits the Columbia Museum of Art, the only museum in the country to earn the 2016 National... Read More
Cayce Hot Spots: Small City’s Popularity Brings New Food and Entertainment Options
This is the second in a Midlands Anchor series examining the City of Cayce: past, present, and future. Part one is available... Read More
Homeless No More Welcomes Families to New Homes
Lila Anna Sauls, president/CEO of Homeless No More, said Friday’s ceremony was “three years in the making.” The four families who moved... Read More
Midlands Food Alliance Farm Tour Recap
Hundreds turned out to visit Midlands local farm sites for the Midlands Food Alliance’s Farm Tour held May 21st. The event would... Read More
Lexington Business, Political Leaders Propose Repurposing Old Lexington Courthouse Into Arts and Events Center
Despite the rapid growth of Lexington County over the past few years, the county has a shortage of venues for meetings, conferences,... Read More
In honor of our anniversary, we’re featuring top monthly articles from the past year
On June 6th, 2012 Midlands Anchor released its very first edition. In honor of our anniversary, we’re releasing top monthly articles (by... Read More
West Columbia Unveils Art on State
The area behind Terra, 116 State, and other businesses near the corner of State and Meeting Streets in West Columbia was, until... Read More
Tia Williams and Lee Pitcovich Reminisce about Midlands Anchor’s Beginnings
Today, June 6th, Midlands Anchor celebrates four years since the first edition was released. Many remember the early days in Lexington, when... Read More
Midlands Chefs to Face Off for Best Shrimp and Grits Crown
Shrimp and grits is a Southern staple, and near the top of the list of favorite dishes for many. The big question... Read More
Is Your Child Ready to Stay Home Alone?
What age should a child be allowed to stay at home alone? This is a challenging decision for parents, especially when the... Read More