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Richland County Sheriff's Dept. may expand to Columbia Place Mall

Richland County Council is expected to vote next week on an ordinance allowing the Richland County Sheriff's Department to expand into Columbia Place Mall.

Ahmadiyya mosque comes under attack by Muslim mob in Indonesia

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Aesthetica Magazine - Responsive Image Making

Responsive Image Making The past year has proved tough for artists. With galleries shut during lockdowns, opportunities for exposure have been scarce. A lack of interaction with the creative community has left many creatives feeling isolated from their networks. And yet, at the same time, experimental, innovative ways of working and exhibiting have sprung up in the virtual realm. It’s also been a year of reckoning in relation to racial politics, with organisations rethinking who they are and how they operate. Assembly has grown out of this unique cultural and historical moment. A hybrid organisation existing at the intersection between an agency, an online gallery and creative studio, the platform launched in March with eight international, diverse lens-based artists on its books, spanning the fine art and commercial photographic worlds. “Assembly is dedicated to supporting artists who are engaging in some of the most important social and cultural issues of our time,â€�

Catching up with Zachary High athletes in the news

Four more years for ZHS softball players After losing the 2020 softball season as a junior, what could be better than learning you not only have another year as a senior (fingers crossed) but the opportunity to play four additional years at the collegiate level? For four Zachary High School softball seniors, the first step to that dream began Friday, Dec. 4, at a college signing at the school gym. Seniors Bailee Avants, outfield and utility player; Madden Gleason, catcher; Carley Fudge, infielder and utility player; and Taylor Palmer, shortstop; represented a four-player Zachary High softball signing class for coach Courtney Barbour.