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Columbia Lifestyle News

This page covers cultural trends, family life, home habits and the everyday choices that shape daily routines in Columbia. Reporting follows shifts in how people interact, spend their leisure time and navigate common personal interests.


Hobbies

Live Poll

Do you consider playing the lottery a reasonable strategy for managing your personal finances?

Gambling

Columbia Powerball Ticket Wins $100,000 Prize

A lucky lottery player in Columbia secured a six-figure payout following the latest Powerball drawing.

Columbia Powerball Ticket Wins $100,000 Prize

Education

Financial Aid

University of South Carolina Pioneer Treadwell Dies at 80

Henrie Monteith Treadwell was one of three students who integrated the University of South Carolina in 1963.


Food and Drink

Live Poll

Would you attend a college football game if entry lines were long?

Beer

South Carolina Opens Gates Two Hours Early

Williams-Brice Stadium will open all gates two hours before kickoff for the Texas A&M game on Saturday, November 7.

South Carolina Opens Gates Two Hours Early

Culture

Live Poll

Do you trust the fairness of parental supervision policies at local public events in your area?

Youth

South Carolina State Fair Enforces Youth Entry Policy

Fair officials require parental supervision for visitors under 18 during specific hours to maintain a safe environment.

South Carolina State Fair Enforces Youth Entry Policy

Real Estate

Live Poll

Do you feel the economy in your area is improving given the rising cost of space?

Commercial

Columbia Office Market Faces Tight Space Supply

High-quality office space in Columbia remains scarce as rental rates continue to rise.

Columbia Office Market Faces Tight Space Supply

More in Lifestyle

Coverage takes in changes in consumer habits, family activity trends, evolving household priorities and the local cultural landscape. It spans across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal celebrations and major holiday traditions define the rhythm of the year for families and households here. Housing costs and labor market changes continue to shift how people balance their domestic and social priorities.