The waitlist will open for five counties in the Midlands, but officials say affordable living places in the state remains low.
Read MoreGovernor McMaster recommended the state legislature allocate $10 million for the project.
Read MoreRoughly 50 hot meals were prepared by Mama's Kreative Treats & More and Kindley Prepared Catering, both of Hopkins.
Read MoreA local organization is gearing up to hold a poverty simulation to help members understand the realities of poverty in South Carolina.
Homeless No More will have their participants experience what a month living in poverty is like. They will be put in situations with a lack of resources — and forced to make difficult choices.
Read MoreIn an effort to increase South Carolina's affordable housing stock, state Rep. Wendell Jones, D-Greenville, proposed legislation to grant tax-exempt status to properties used as affordable housing if they're owned by religious institutions.
Read MoreA Washington-based investment company is redeveloping a pair of shuttered Columbia hotels into apartment complexes aimed at young professionals and those in need of an affordable place to live.
Read MoreWith the city facing a pressing need for 16,000 housing units in the coming decade, leaders are calling on churches and nonprofits to develop their vacant lots and alleviate strain on the residential sector.
Read MoreHomeless No More announced the inaugural Stars So Bright event, an evening of music, dance and intentional community connection to support homeless and at-risk families and children in our community, and to highlight the diverse known and unknown stars who guide Columbia toward our better selves.
Read MoreCome as you are, as the star you are, and shine bright among countless other heroes, for Homeless No More’s “Shine So Bright” fundraising event.
Read MoreThe Columbia Chamber's Leadership Columbia Class of 2023 has completed a new community center at St. Lawrence Place for their class project and hosted a ribbon cutting on Tuesday.
Read MoreThe Columbia Chamber’s Leadership Columbia Class of 2023 has completed a new community center at St. Lawrence Place for their class project.
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