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The heat and humidity in a South Carolina July can be challenging, but here are various ways in West Columbia to enjoy the summer months, in comfort. Adjusting your wardrobe and wearing loose-fitting, breathable natural fabrics is one way to keep yourself cooler.Fabrics including linen and cotton, or moisture-absorbent synthetics are designed for high temperatures. […]
Read More >> about Beat the heat in West Columbia in the Congaree River, or dine outside in the eveningJuly in South Carolina is hot and the summer of 2026 is no exception. With temperatures toasty, it’s a good idea to look for something frosty to cool you down. West Columbia restaurants, breakfast stops and coffee shops, when it’s hot, adjust their drink selections in an effort to help you cool down in the […]
Read More >> about When it’s hot outside, West Columbia offers several venues to find a cool drink where you can relaxThere have been a multitude of businesses that have opened in West Columbia in the last five years or less. Those new businesses have reshaped the commercial landscape. And the entrepreneurs who chose West Columbia to locate their businesses are very pleased with their decision. “I’m in a wonderful location.” said Bob Klotzbach of West Point Coins at […]
Read More >> about Multitude of young West Columbia businesses are thrivingTemperatures are beginning to dip downward in West Columbia. And a hot cup of coffee sure can add that needed kick to a chilly morning. There are plenty of businesses in West Columbia that can meet your need for coffee. On Tuesday, Curtis Washington and Johnny Hawley were enjoying a cup of coffee at Brickhouse […]
Read More >> about Coffee in autumn, where to get yours in West ColumbiaThe growing season is upon us and that means some differences at some West Columbia restaurants. Expanded menus and the availability of more produce means spring is a good time of the year to go out and dine. Terra at 100 State St., West Columbia, is a chef-driven neighborhood bistro focused on highlighting the beauty […]
Read More >> about West Columbia restaurants incorporate local produce into menus for tasty spring season touchDaylight Saving Time falls on the second Sunday in March, every year. This year it goes into effect at 2 a.m. Sunday, March 10. If you use your smartphone as an alarm, it will adjust automatically. For analog or a digital clock not connected to the Internet, you can set the clock one hour ahead before you go to […]
Read More >> about Daylight Saving Time begins Sunday – West Columbia’s BrickHouse Coffee and The Hideout in Weco can help put some bounce in your dayRhythm on the River begins Friday, Gamecock football is Saturday, Boo at the Zoo coming soon, and the Fall Back Fest is Nov. 3. There is so much to do in West Columbia at this time of the year. And Another Broken Egg and the Attic Lounge have just opened on State Street, while Ds […]
Read More >> about West Columbia fall: Rhythm on the River, Gamecock football, Halloween horrors, Another Broken Egg, new Attic Lounge and D’s WingsThe first week of August is behind us, but you still have time to enjoy one last blast of summer fun. “We’re putting people in the water seven days a week, and we will be until Labor Day,” said Michael Mayo. He owns Palmetto Outdoor, the outfitter that conducts tubing trips on the Congaree River, […]
Read More >> about Summer ends soon, but you can still enjoy West Columbia



