Parks and Recreation will be hosting two one-day workshops at the Columbia Art Center. Paper Lanterns Workshop Instruction by Karen Kustafik Participants in this workshop will learn how to build…
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The City of Columbia is aware of active shooter threats across the state. At this time, there are no active shooter calls/reports in the City of Columbia. The Columbia Police…
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Due to impending inclement weather expected today, the City of Columbia wants to urge motorists to be cautious while driving. Please be advised of the following safety tips. The City…
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Due to inclement weather with the approach of Tropical Storm Ian, City of Columbia facilities will be closed to the public on Friday, September 30, 2022. City employees will work…
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Due to the potential for inclement weather, the construction project for the Washington Street Deck located at 1100 Washington Street will be postponed until October 7th through October 9th. The deck…
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Residents are urged to protect themselves by: Using, according to the label instructions, EPA registered insect repellents that contain DEET, Picaridin, IR3535 or oil of lemon eucalyptus Emptying and turning…
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“First city in the Southeast” During a press conference held earlier today, Mayor Daniel Rickenmann, City Council members Aditi Bussells, Ed McDowell and Will Brennan, along with City Manager Teresa…
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WHO: The City of Columbia’s Public Works. Here are the following positions that are available: Solid Waste (Maintenance Assistants) Forestry & Beautification (Crew Leaders and Tree Trimmers) Street Division (Equipment…
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The City of Columbia would like to extend congratulatory wishes to Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and District IV Councilman Joe Taylor for being among Columbia's most influential list for Post and…
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