California State Parks and Friends of Columbia State Historic Park invite you to step back in time and experience “Columbia Diggins 1852.” Join us from May 15 – 18 at Columbia State Historic Park for ...

The Old Mill Run will take place this Saturday April 19th at Columbia State Historic Park. There will be at Mini Mill Run starting at 8:40 for those 6 and under. A young Mill Run for those ages 7 thru ...

A piece of Columbia’s history was formally reborn on a bight, crisp Wednesday afternoon at the BullStreet District.

Where: Main Street, Columbia State Historic Park, rain or shine. When: Saturday, April 19. Mini Mill Run (ages 6 and under) begins at 8:30 a.m. and Mill Run (ages 7-10) at 8:40, both in front of ...

Columbia State Historic Park Columbia State Historic Park , attracted prospectors from around the world to California, and in 1853, Columbia was one of the largest cities in the state. The ...

Tennessee’s story is built on moments that shaped the course of American history. It was the last state to secede and the ...

Andrew Kuhn [email protected] Columbia State Historic Park , attracted prospectors from around the world to California, and in 1853, Columbia was one of the largest cities in the state.

In other Midlands real estate notes, a development firm closed on a Richland County property sale to develop the Carolina Pines International Commerce Center.

drenching most of the overgrown park site. It was only the second-worst flood Columbia has seen in the last decade. During the historic flood of 2015, the river reached almost 32 feet there ...

“They've been dedicated to advocating and affecting preservation in Columbia. But this was ... by a grant from Missouri’s State Historic Preservation Office, which is funded through the National Park ...

Dress up in Easter finery to be part of a Victorian-era parade at Columbia State Historic Park. The parade on Main Street begins at 1 p.m. Egg hunts will be by age group during the event ...

The State found the sculpture in its current location and published the photos last week. Columbia pledges that the “Busted Plug” will still find a new home, likely in a renovated city park.