You finally found the home of your dreams and had your offer accepted by the seller. Now a different kind of stress has settled in. What type of inspections do you need — and will the seller fix any issues found? Home inspection results can lead to another set of negotiations during the transaction that […]
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Strap on the feed bag and get ready to be first in line for the buffet. Golden Corral at 3421 Clark Lane will reopen soon, more than a year after the all-you-can-eat restaurant was closed by a New Year’s Eve fire that caused an estimated quarter-million dollars in damage. The Columbia Building and Site Development
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The Second Annual First Responder Support “You Have My Heart Gala” is set for Thursday, February 15, at The Atrium on Tenth. Doors open and social hour begins at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are on sale here. The gala is hosted by former Columbia mayor Brian Treece and Mary Phillips, along with a lineup of Columbia
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Sara Sarno After nearly a decade of experience in luxury retail sales as the top sales associate at Buchroeders Jewelers, Sara Sarno has joined The Walters Team as a licensed Realtor. Her passion lies in connecting with people and helping them make one of life’s biggest decisions. Guiding clients through the real estate process is
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Healthcare is one of the top three employment industries in Columbia with multiple hospitals and research centers. It’s clear that healthcare in Columbia keeps our citizens employed and healthy. As the home of many of the state’s top medical research and secondary education institutions supplying the next generation of doctors and nurses, Columbia has become
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Construction is expected to begin this summer on a long-awaited, $25 million upgrade to the city’s water treatment plant at McBaine, which has been operating at only about 75 percent of its water treatment capacity since 2016. The city’s finance department worked to close a $23 million bond sale in October as authorized by a
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