
Caleb Bozard
Reporter at Post and Courier Columbia
growth & development reporter @pccolumbia / fmr: @thestate @TheTandD @thegamecock / U(of)SC 23 / Opinions are mine / He/Him / ✉️: [email protected]
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10 hours ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
FOREST ACRES — A familiar grocery store chain has been announced as the anchor of the 26-acre redevelopment of the former Richland Mall site. Kroger will open a new, 120,000-square-foot grocery store at the former mall site, according to a press release from the city and site developer. The grocery store will join apartments, other retailers and a city park planned for the site. The new store will be one of the chain’s larger-scaled Kroger Marketplace locations, according to the release.
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3 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
COLUMBIA — Initial renderings have been released for a proposed 27-story apartment tower on Main Street. It’s the city’s first glimpse at how the project could redefine the skyline. Chicago-based student housing developer Core Spaces has proposed the nearly 300-foot tall building for a plot of land currently occupied by a parking lot on the block bordered by Main, Hampton, Washington and Assembly streets.
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6 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
ELGIN - A group of local residents are fighting a rezoning proposal that would allow a McDonald's to open at an intersection in the center of the small town. A number of residents along Emmanuel Street in Elgin have started a petition opposing a proposed zoning change they say would allow a McDonald's to open in the neighborhood.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
ORANGEBURG — Rita Nance stands on the edge of what was once a stretch of U.S. Highway 178 carried by a decades-old dam. Nance and her husband Joseph have lived in a home overlooking the dam, the pond it held back and the highway just outside the town of North for nearly half a century. They own the dam and have seen it survive close calls before — like during the 2015 “thousand year” flood that broke dozens of dams in the Midlands.
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Initial renderings have been published for a project that would be the tallest addition to Columbia's skyline in decades. The proposed 27-story tower on Main Street would cost over $200 million and add 700 apartments. Read more: https://t.co/mvkaJk7Wtg