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Columbia Voice

Work by the multimedia reporting and production class at the University of South Carolina.

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Through wrestling, Hyatt Park program grapples with enriching boys’ lives, involving more fathers.

Boys wrestling at Mats 2 Men.

When the boys in a Hyatt Park gym start talking about chicken wings, it isn’t time to chow down but to practice their takedowns. Mats 2 Men, a wrestling program, is trying to enrich their lives and teach character while also getting their fathers more involved.

March 30, 2016March 30, 2016 Reporter

Passionate volunteers provide help at North Main disaster relief center

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The volunteers at the NAACP-American Red Cross disaster relief center on North Main all share a passion for helping those still in need after the historic flooding of early October.

December 9, 2015March 23, 2016 Reporter

Hyatt Park’s Mary Thurman shaping community center into local hub

Mary Thurman

In two years, Mary Thurman has brought dozens of programs to Hyatt Park’s Leroy Moss Community Center, and she says she’s not done. As she puts it, “I’m here for the betterment of the people.”

November 23, 2015December 2, 2015 Reporter

Facade program improves North Main storefronts, community morale

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The almost $650,000 that Columbia has spent to update the facades of over 24 businesses in the North Main area during the past three years has meant more business for owners like Mark Sills of Angelo’s Zesto and a more livable neighborhood.

November 11, 2015November 18, 2015 Reporter

Hyatt Park-Keenan Terrace residents clash with groceries over beer, wine permits

Ellen Triplett

It’s time to stop more beer and wine permits from coming into the Hyatt Park-Keenan Terrace neighborhood, say residents who have spent more than a decade fighting off unwanted development. Their latest targets are a pair of small grocery stores. Former neighborhood president Ellen Triplett is leading the charge.

March 7, 2014April 17, 2014 Reporter

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