Social Mission: Palmetto Place Children and Youth Services
For the past two issues of Fig Columbia, it has been our honor to highlight Palmetto Place Children and Youth Services as our Social Mission for 2025.
For the past two issues of Fig Columbia, it has been our honor to highlight Palmetto Place Children and Youth Services as our Social Mission for 2025.
There’s an impressive power in Nora Williams’ photography—a stillness that invites viewers to pause, listen, and feel. A Midlands native and graduate student at the University of South Carolina, Williams has built a body of work that captures the heart and complexity of life in the South.
With its storied past, rich history, and vibrant arts and culture scene, Columbia is anything but ordinary. In this article, we're diving into interesting facts from Columbia's history that make up the lore of the city.
From the hundreds of local businesses that form its backbone to the residents who nurture its strong sense of community, Columbia offers endless opportunities for discovery.
We’re inviting readers to open the doors to Columbia’s cabinet of curiosities—shops and restaurants where you can find out-of-the-box gifts, decor, and experiences that broaden your horizons.
Local business owner aims to push the envelope for Columbia's food and beverage offerings.
Every child deserves to simply be a child, and that’s exactly what the staff at Palmetto Place works tirelessly to provide: opportunities for fun, learning, and growth.
Get ready to indulge your senses at the Columbia Food and Wine Festival from Tuesday, April 22, to Sunday, April 26!
There are countless places to find simple joys in Soda City, from the Vista to Five Points and beyond!
With this first issue of 2025, we are thrilled to introduce all our readers to our new Social Mission for the year: Palmetto Place Children and Youth Services.