“Giraffe”
In ninth grade, a boy named Melvin called me “Giraffe.” I’ll never forget…
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Colonial in Style
Set back from the road and shaded as it is by a big…
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A Fallen Hero
Chief Mike Sonefeld leaned back in his chair while he tapped his pencil…
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A Family Tradition
Marion Coleman has fond memories of visiting her great grandparents in the neighborhood just off Devine Street, where…
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Lake Murray Meets Lowcountry
Something about growing up on the lake shapes a person – the way the sun tans the skin…
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Three, Two, One —Blast Off!
Picture it – the new space suits worn by NASA astronauts in the…
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The Unstoppables
Columbia Metropolitan Magazine’s Capital Young Professional Awards honors local professionals age 35 and…
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A Hint of Tint
Most people see a beautiful blue-colored sofa or a gown in the most…
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No Pain, No Gain
Sports provide awards, accomplishments, and benefits not often found in other walks of life. With the salaries of professional players skyrocketing to astronomical numbers and the newly minted NIL deal in college sports, for now,…
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A Global Appeal
When Steve MacDougall was a young man, he and his pals would engage in the small-town ritual of…
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Brackish
On a fateful day in 2012, Columbia native and A.C. Flora graduate Ben Ross and business partner Jeff…
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Peachy Keen
While the peach may be South Carolina’s state fruit and Georgia may call…
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Delicious Citrus
If you see me guzzling mimosas at brunch, please don’t judge. Mimosas are…
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A Very Berry Sauce
Lowbush wild blueberries, native to North America, are small with an intense flavor.…
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