Zoe Nicholson
Senior Features Editor at Post and Courier
local news, pop cultch and gen z ennui | Senior Features Editor, @postandcourier | [email protected]
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6 days ago |
postandcourier.com | Zoe Nicholson
Have a question about life in Columbia and the Midlands you want answered? Email Zoe at [email protected] with the subject line "From Z to You."Question: When will construction along U.S. 1/Augusta Road in West Columbia wrap up? Transparency is important. This is a self-submitted question. But I drive this stretch of road — between Jarvis Klapman Boulevard and Wren Road — every single day. To say it's a headache for the hundreds of commuters who traverse it is an understatement.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Zoe Nicholson
Marcus Lattimore is at home in “the flow state.”It’s that space of mind where you’ve trained, trained, trained until muscle memory locks the skill into your body on an instinctual level. It’s how he rose to prominence as one of Byrnes High School’s greatest football players. It’s how he earned more accolades his freshman year on the University of South Carolina’s football team than the average athlete garners in a lifetime.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Zoe Nicholson
The cast for Hulu's adaptation of the "Murdaugh Murders" podcast is taking shape. The eight-episode series will focus on the inner lives of the Murdaugh family and the fallout from patriarch Alex's crimes, as well as the 2019 boat crash that killed S.C. teen Mallory Beach. The boat was reportedly driven by Paul Murdaugh, the son of Alex and his wife Maggie.
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1 week ago |
postandcourier.com | Zoe Nicholson
Have a question about city life or lore you'd like answered? Email Zoe at [email protected]: What's the story behind the obelisk at the corner of Sumter and Senate streets? Didn't a murder happen there? The obelisk standing tall at the meeting of Sumter and State streets is in honor of the victim of South Carolina's "crime of the century." The 20th century.
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2 weeks ago |
postandcourier.com | Zoe Nicholson
Well, here we are again. The next several months will be a battle to see which which Midlands businesses, public figures, neighborhoods and more will emerge victorious in Free Times' annual Best of Columbia competition. Nominations for the awards run April 9-30 and can be accessed at bestofcolumbia.com. Once the nominees are decided, voting will commence May 28 and conclude June 20. We tally the winners over the summer, which are released in August.
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