Building Our City
Folks, it’s time for Downtown, Phase II. So, we asked a varied and eclectic group of people how to make downtown better, for ideas that will take us to the next level. It’s that pesky vision thing. Here’s what they came up with ...
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Building Our City
Building Our City: The VistaAn office and retail project, across Pulaski Street from the Publix grocery store in the old Confederate printing plant, promises to continue the redevelopment momentum in the former warehouse district despite the economic downturn and a tight credit market.
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OLD BUS BARN SITE
Building Our City: The VistaSCANA Corp. will begin demolition and cleanup today of one of the most prized pieces of real estate in Columbia — the old bus barn lot at Huger and Hampton streets.
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Innovista still retains the support of many faculty members at the University of South Carolina, despite problems the school has had in building and managing the research campus.
Demolition work to clear a site for Columbia’s new $11.6 million homeless shelter — or transition center, as supporters call it — could begin as early as October.
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Hardee's in Food Lion shopping center to be torn down, replaced by chicken restaurant
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- Notes: Saunders critical of pass opportunities
- Staffer who 'busted' Sanford earns spot in ‘Glamour’ top stories list
- Recruiting: Lattimore, Fulton venture out of state
- Commentary: Play-call duties at heart of debate
- Notes: Tigers will open competition at kicker
- Commentary: Tigers show new-found swagger
- Coaches resign at Dreher, Spring Valley
- Porn PC virus can kill a good name
- Mother, daughter killed after car flips on SC road
- Jenny Sanford launches a website
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Slideshows
Former Hendley residents tour Rosewood Hills
2009 Lexington Veterans Day Parade
Adluh Grits Cookoff
Governor's Cup Road Race
Boy Scouts camporee weekend
Clemson vs. Florida State
2009 cross country championships
First graduation from Naval Chaplaincy School
Ft. Jackson pauses to remember Ft. Hood
The two men who saved the 701 Whaley building in Olympia hope to open the doors of the historic mill village community center Sept. 1.
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Readers want to see a downtown, all-local farmers market and more food and shopping on the Congaree River greenway.
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Shops, restaurants and offices are planned for one of the most prime pieces of real estate along the Midlands' urban riverfront.
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The Columbia City Council on Wednesday is expected to abandon a plan for a historic overlay on the central campus of the State Hospital - a move that could clear the way for a sale of the sprawling property on Bull Street.
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The latest development plan for the controversial tract of land once known as Green Diamond is dead, according to a consultant who worked on the project.
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