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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1 day ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
COLUMBIA — Details have emerged for a multimillion dollar plan to build a pair of 20-plus story apartment buildings along Columbia's Main Street. If approved, the project would be a major step in the ongoing revitalization of the city’s downtown. Chicago-based student housing developer Core Spaces is looking to build a pair of apartment towers on the block bordered by Main, Assembly and Hampton streets, as first reported by The Post and Courier.
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2 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
LEXINGTON — A Lexington bar will close before reopening under a new name and ownership. Krafty Draft at 269 Charter Oak Rd., will close on May 3, the bar’s new owners said in an April 19 Facebook post. The spot won’t be empty for long — the new owners will open Lexington Tap House in the same space on May 10. “A new deal has been finalized, and with it comes an exciting vision for what’s next in this space,” the bar’s new owners posted on the Krafty Draft Facebook page.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
COLUMBIA — A developer is looking for an exception to the city's new limit on the number of bedrooms allowed in private student housing projects. It could transform one of the last parking lots on Main Street. The city’s Board of Zoning Appeals is expected to hold a public hearing on May 1 regarding a requested exception to the city’s bedroom limit for a property at 1415 Main St. — one of the most prominent undeveloped plots in downtown.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
COLUMBIA — Whataburger has announced an opening date for the fifth and final of the Texas-based chain’s Midlands locations. The upcoming store at 4456 Devine St. is expected to open this summer, company spokesperson Miranda Grubbs told The Post and Courier. The address was formerly home to chicken chain PDQ, which closed its sole Columbia location in February 2024.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Caleb Bozard
COLUMBIA — Crews have officially broken ground on the largest office development in downtown in decades, as one of the city’s largest financial institutions plans to expand. Palmetto Citizens Credit Union held a groundbreaking ceremony on April 15 at the site of the credit union’s future headquarters at the corner of Lady and Sumter streets. Gov.
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