Owner and chef Scott Hall celebrates successful first 3 months and official launch of lunch service, family pick-up orders and catering at Bone-In Barbeque restaurant in the BullStreet District [Photos …
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Central Carolina Community Foundation, the Midlands’ expert on philanthropy, will move in early 2019 to a new, light-filled office in the First Base Building in the BullStreet District in downtown …
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Chef Scott Hall wants more than hungry people showing up at his new Bone-In Barbeque restaurant, right next door to Spirit Communications Park in the BullStreet District. He …
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On March 6, 2018, Columbia City Council affirmed the progress being made within the BullStreet District by extending its development agreement with Hughes Development Corporation. The agreement, which specifies commitments …
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The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) has awarded the Columbia Fireflies Reading Program – an incentive-based literacy initiative presented by Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital – a certificate of commendation as an outstanding program deserving of recognition at the national level.
Families, history buffs and those just interested in South Carolina’s rich cultural heritage have a new way to get their hands dirty – literally.
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Downtown and north Columbia might soon get a big boost as work has begun on a 20-acre park at BullStreet that supporters say will raise the area’s property values and quality of life.
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The State Newspaper shared plans released recently by Downtown Church, revealing designs for a beautiful indoor/outdoor space that can be used for services, concerts, events, meetings, weddings and more.
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Columbia Regional Business Report covered the recent BullStreet Commission meeting and released an in-depth update on the BullStreet Neighborhood:
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On August 21, 2017 the Columbia Fireflies Minor League Baseball team broke attendance records at Spirit Communications Park at BullStreet by hosting a total solar eclipse viewing event during their afternoon game against the Rome Braves, drawing 9,629 fans to enjoy the historic phenomenon in the "Total Eclipse Capital of the East Coast."
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With a crowd of 3,276 Monday night, the Columbia Fireflies baseball team broke its single-season attendance record of 261,276 fans.
After Monday, the current attendance number stands at 261,691 despite losing four games to inclement weather. Columbia still has 13 more home games this season.
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The S.C. Department of Natural Resources’ Cultural Heritage Trust Program has a new home befitting its dedication to discovering and preserving the state’s history.
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