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Millions of dollars in improvements at Columbia Regional Airport (COU) have been approved by Columbia’s city council, including a $1.8 million passenger boarding bridge project. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) will reimburse the city for
Columbia’s city council is set to vote Monday evening on a proposed $1.8-million terminal passenger boarding bridge project at Columbia Regional Airport (COU). City manager De’Carlon Seewood recommends approval, due to the accelerated increase in
A bill involving the definition of a data center is scheduled to be voted on Monday evening by Columbia’s city council. City staff members say getting a definition would allow Columbia to begin regulating data
Columbia’s city council is set to vote Monday evening on a $14-million dollar plan to improve Forum Boulevard. The bill would improve Forum from Chapel Hill to Woodrail. The $14.3 million cost includes design, easement
Columbia’s city council has unanimously voted to authorize an air service agreement with American Airlines involving daily service between Columbia Regional Airport (COU) and Charlotte. American announced in December that they’ll begin daily nonstop service
Columbia’s city council will first-read a proposal Monday evening involving the definition of a data center. City staff says getting a definition would allow Columbia to begin regulating data centers within the unified development code.
Columbia’s city council is scheduled to vote Monday evening on authorizing an air service agreement with American Airlines involving daily air service between Columbia Regional Airport (COU) and Charlotte Douglas. American Airlines announced in December
Columbia’s city council has tabled a proposal that is aimed at slot machines in gas stations, which are often called “gray machines.” The proposed ordinance that was tabled Monday night would make it unlawful for
Columbia’s city council will discuss the issue of affordable housing during its pre-meeting on Monday at city hall. The Columbia Board of Realtors says the median home sale price in January increased more than seven
Columbia’s city council has unanimously voted to approve a revised plan for basketball court improvements at Douglass Park on North Providence. The new design highlights the Moonlight Hoops basketball program and the Douglass Bulldogs. The
A $400,000 plan to add about 600 parking spaces to a gravel lot at Columbia Regional Airport is scheduled to be voted on Monday evening by Columbia’s city council. City manager De’Carlon Seewood is recommending
Columbia residents could be casting ballots later this year on a proposed one percent sales and use tax that would be dedicated for public safety. The city council will discuss the issue Monday during their
