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Riverbanks Zoo and Garden celebrates 50th anniversary alongside governor - Vimarsana News

Riverbanks Zoo and Garden celebrates 50th anniversary alongside governor

The zoo houses species of mammals, birds, reptiles and fish. The zoo's CEO says that most popular exhibit is usually the sea lions.

A new frontier for river access is being carved out in the Midlands. Here's what the future looks like - Vimarsana News

A new frontier for river access is being carved out in the Midlands. Here's what the future looks like

“Once the river becomes part of someone’s life and their stories, then we really arrive,” says one local river leader. Here’s a glimpse of the riverfront future as multiple developments unfold.

Source: yahoo.com
Columbia mayor asks residents, county to oppose $80M Riverbanks Zoo expansion bond - Vimarsana News

Columbia mayor asks residents, county to oppose $80M Riverbanks Zoo expansion bond

Rickenmann wrote an open letter decrying the tax increases that would come from the zoo bond.

Source: yahoo.com
Wild Lights starts new holiday tradition at Riverbanks Zoo - Vimarsana News

Wild Lights starts new holiday tradition at Riverbanks Zoo

Oversized lanterns inspired by nature will be the new experience for visitors at Columbia's Riverbanks Zoo and Gardens during the 2023 holiday season.

Source: wltx.com
Riverbanks Zoo wins support from Lexington County on $80M bond. But it has a ways to go - Vimarsana News

Riverbanks Zoo wins support from Lexington County on $80M bond. But it has a ways to go

The zoo's plans to expand include adding a primate forest with endangered primates and a multi-purpose facility on the bank of the Saluda River. But these plans hinge on Lexington