PASOs empowers healthy Latino communities in South Carolina
PASOs is an organization in South Carolina that is dedicated to educating and providing helpful resources to the Latino community, focusing especially... Read More
Community Voices: Rest Doesn’t Equal Lazy
I’ve written recently about some of the challenges of adulting and making sure I sprinkle some fun into my routine. But another... Read More
Not alone anymore: Local homeless teen finds hope, family at Palmetto Place
Today, you’re going to meet Michael. Michael Brown is an eighteen year old Columbia resident working his first job and getting back... Read More
Beautiful, tragic: Trustus explores SC history in ‘Constance’
The Restoration’s Constance may not be the title you recognize most quickly out of a list of productions from Trustus Theatre’s thirty-third... Read More
rooted: Getting Down to the Nitty-Gritty (of Grits)
Shrimp and grits go with South Carolina like Forrest Gump and Jenny—minus the toxicity, but with a similarly interesting backstory. Join me... Read More
rooted: Will Lacey is the Anchor’s new food columnist
The ability to introduce myself via an article is an introvert’s dream. However, I am tempted to treat this like the first... Read More
Beware of Watering Hole Attacks!
Hackers have plenty of ways to breach your systems. They can use complex programs to exploit software bugs, send emails to dupe... Read More
Women In Fitness Feature: Debbie Gillikin
Fit Columbia and Midlands Anchor honors local women in fitness with a monthly feature celebrating their contributions to our midlands community. These... Read More
Collins & Lacy Co-Founder Receives the State’s Highest Civilian Honor
Collins & Lacy, P.C. is honored to announce that co-founder, Joel W. Collins, Jr., has received the Governor’s Order of the Palmetto... Read More