Nearly a month-long battle over a new luxury hotel reached its peak as the community had the opportunity to talk with ...

Dozens of festivalgoers turned out on Thursday evening at the Missouri Theatre in downtown Columbia for the Jubilee, the ...

open image in gallery Two of the alleged assaults took place at a Donald Trump hotel in Midtown Manhattan, according to court papers (AFP via Getty Images) When she arrived, Doe’s complaint says ...

TruGreen aims to give you a lawn you'll love. From turf to trees and shrubs, we have assembled a collection of scientists and local specialists who develop and tailor exactly the solution your ...

COLUMBIA — South Carolina announced Tuesday that ESPN's "College GameDay" will be in Columbia for South Carolina women's basketball's game against UConn on Feb. 16. The "GameDay" crew was set ...

The Inn at Altamont, if approved, would be a $60 million, 150-room luxury hotel in Travelers Rest, SC. Divine Group/provided Krut Patel has had much business success in the 10 or so years since he ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Bringing luxury accommodations to Travelers Rest. A new hotel is in the works on the slopes of Paris Mountain. The Divine Group hopes to reimagine Travelers Rest ...

TRAVELERS REST, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A brand new luxury hotel is coming to the slopes of Paris Mountain in Travelers Rest. The Divine Group said The Inn at Altamont, a 150,000-square-foot “The ...

Hotel construction lags demand but Destination Vancouver CEO Royce Chwin believes industry efforts to secure more rooms are paying off.Rob Kruyt The diminishing stock of hotel rooms in Vancouver will ...

"The community here in Columbia, South Carolina, has embraced our team and they've poured into our team in such a way that they don't like us losing. Losing here (at home) or on the road!" ...

South Carolina retired A’ja Wilson’s No. 22 ... Advertisement In Wilson’s four seasons in Columbia, the Gamecocks finished in the AP top-10 every season, advanced to its first Final Four ...

On February 1, 2003, the world lost Indian-American astronaut Kalpana Chawla and six other crew members aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia, which broke apart during re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere.