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Boys basketball: Glenelg breaks through against Marriotts Ridge

A season filled with ups and downs, hit a high point Friday for Glenelg.

Columbia resident's fight to overturn 2010 New Town zoning law may be over

Columbia resident Russell Swatek's fight to overturn the new zoning regulations the County Council passed two years ago for downtown...

New grocery store with international flavor opens in Long Reach

The parking lot at the Long Reach Village Center in Columbia was packed Friday morning. Inside the new grocery store, the cashiers had...

Banners for a new grocery store downtown? Yes, but no.

For one day, at least, there was the slightest of teases of what a grocery store might look like in downtown Columbia.

Boys basketball: Hammond escapes in double overtime

It took two overtimes, but Hammond broke its dry spell in close games Thursday.

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Council to take up dispute regarding The Columbia Inn at Peralynna

The Columbia Inn at Peralynna has been operating for several years without the appropriate zoning approval or support from its neighbors,...

Indoor track: Mt. Hebron girls back in winner's circle

Nearly two weeks later, Mt. Hebron seemed to pick up right where it left off. After sweeping the boys and girls team titles at the county...

An invitation to Artists' Gallery Invitational

The Artists' Gallery occupies a compact space in a downtown Columbia office building, but its current Invitational Exhibition offers further...

Ballet with a 'Twist'

It takes more than two hands to stage a ballet production. Many hands are needed to sew costumes, build sets, hang lights, wire speakers,...

Columbia Association could begin saving for new headquarters

After years of talking about finding another location for its headquarters, the Columbia Association could finally be putting money aside...

Boliwalou resale boutique inspires individuality

If you think the name Boliwalou sounds like a fantastical place in a Dr. Seuss book, you’re not far from the truth. It is a made-up...

Maryland Homebrew: More than just beer

While most people know the staff at Maryland Homebrew as the purveyors of hops and yeast and all things beer, the company is growing in...

Lawyer: Accused Columbia twin killer not competent for trial

A man accused of killing his twin brother in Columbia in 2007 might not be competent to stand trial, according to his attorney.

Petition effort begins to change Coon Hunt Court street name

Thomas Burick was the first to sign his name to the petition. His next-door neighbor, Michael Phillips, followed, and then Gordon Sickels,...

Engagements: County residents set to tie the knot

Courtney Winn Faudree and Tyler Marion Hurd