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REMEMBERING MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.
Local / MetroHot-button political issues, including the commemoration of the Civil War and immigration reform, will be the focus of today’s King Day at the Dome march and rally.
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Beginning at 6 a.m. today much of downtown Columbia around the State House will be closed to through traffic because of the Martin Luther King Jr. rally and march.
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Six priorities Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin will identify during his first State of the City address.
A man draining gasoline from his motorcycle accidentally caused a fire that gutted a $250,000 Richland County house in the Hopkins area over the weekend, Columbia Fire Chief Aubrey Jenkins said.
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A fraternity that emphasizes leadership and public service plans to honor Martin Luther King Jr. by laying a wreath near a Columbia park.
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The city of Columbia will replace three bronze sculptures stolen from Maxcy Gregg Park on Blossom Street near Five Points, city manager Steve Gantt said.
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The Confederate flag and events marking the 150th anniversary of the Civil War are among issues to be addressed at the annual King Day at the Dome rally.
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“When I think on our present economic challenges, I am reminded of the words of Margaret Thatcher, who said: ‘Once we concede that public spending and taxation are (more) than a necessary evil, we have lost sight of the core values of freedom.’”
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A photo gallery of activities that have happened in recent weeks at schools in Richland, Lexington and Kershaw counties.
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