$30M Hope Center plans in limbo without state funds | Columbia
Columbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann has long hoped to build a $30 million homeless center. But community leaders and elected officials in North Columbia aren't on board.
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Columbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann has long hoped to build a $30 million homeless center. But community leaders and elected officials in North Columbia aren't on board.
The City of Columbia leaders update progress on Finlay Park, discuss the potential for a hotel in the Convention Center, and create more housing options.
In addition to the sediment and the artifacts, the project also removed two and a half tons of debris from the water.
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
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.