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December marks the start of the holidays as storefronts decorate their windows, daylight shortens and yuletide cheer begins. Those celebrating the holiday season in Evanston won’t have to venture far to immerse themselves in the festive spirit, though. Whether it’s gift shopping locally, tasting seasonal treats or watching community performances, there’s a holiday event in...

By Patricia A. ScheyerNKyTribune reporterThe city of Taylor Mill welcomed Santa Claus, along with Mrs. Santa, to the city Sunday to usher in the Christmas spirit, as they do every year."

/PRNewswire/ -- City officials in S.C.s second largest city aim to leave no one behind as they celebrate the first anniversary of Rapid Shelter Columbia with...

Gabriel Boric supports the constitutional proposal, accompanied by Beatriz Hevia, in Santiago, this Tuesday.SOFIA YANJARI (REUTERS)

Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and Leah Wicevic In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the City of Columbia Public Relations, Media and Marketing Department hosted various fundraisers in support of Sistercare. The fundraisers included the Sistercare Toiletry Drive and two Sistercare Saturday Dunk Tank events. The results of the fundraising efforts were announced at the October

City and state officials break ground for the Finlay Park Revitalization. On Thursday, September 14, Columbia broke ground on a project to revitalize Finlay Park. On hand for the festivities were Mayor Daniel J. Rickenmann, Mayor Protem Edward H. McDowell Jr., City of Columbia council members, City Manager Teresa Wilson, representatives of the Parks and

The license agreement between Dominion and the city is more than 200 acres of public river access on the Saluda Greenway. Mayor Rickenmann sees more opportunities for outdoor recreation in the area.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday morning on the central lawn of Finlay Park to launch its official revitalization.

Revitalization of Finlay Park will soon be underway as the City of Columbia announced a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday, Sept. 14, at 10 a.m. to launch the construction process.

Local emergency services will be receiving $1 million in new radios funded by a grant from The Carteret Business Partnership