Tonight, tonight, tonight is the State of the City Address. Looking forward to hearing what Mayor Benjamin has to say about this great city of ours! Last night I was rocking out with young entrepreneurs at the launch party for the USC/Columbia Technology Incubator! It was a amazing night of networking and finding out about all the new business ventures in Cola town! Can't wait to see Can't Kids at New Brooklyn on Thursday! If you want an fabulous workout and a encouraging instructor check out Dara Brown's Yoga Class at City Yoga on Sundays at 5.
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Wednesday January 23th
State of the City Address 6pm Columbia Convention Center
Columbia's 2013 State of the City address. It will
be at the Columbia Convention Center in the Coble Ballroom.
A chance to hear local politicians talk about issues that you care about. Awesome time to mix and mingle and spit your political game. Kicking off its third year, special guests Rep Todd Rutherford and Todd Kincannon.
Thursday January 24th
Cufflinks and Cocktails Networking Event
5pm-9pm
Blue Tapas Bar
Cufflinks
and Cocktails (an after work networking experience) is this Thursday
from 5pm to 9pm at Blue. Tapas Bar & Cocktail Lounge. This is a free
event and Blue has great Happy Hour specials...please remember to bring
your business card. https://www.facebook.com/events/400792293339066/?ref=2
International Happy Hour at the Whig 6pm-8pm Whig Ready for a new season of foreign languages? Come in to practice your spoken languages and share a drink with international people. All languages welcome! https://www.facebook.com/events/540314045987406/?ref=2
Friends of the Library Book Sale 9am-3pm 130 Lancewood Rd
Find thousands of new treasures, and support your library!
Choose from books, CDs, DVDs and more at the Richland Library Friends
Winter Book Sale. Prices start as low as 50 cents for paperbacks and $1
for hard backs.
The public sale is from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Saturday, January 26.
The preview sale for Friends' members only is from 6:30-8:30 p.m., on Friday, January 25. Join for only $25 at the book sale!
Drip Hop Tuesday January 29th
6pm
Drip in Five Points
This month's DripHop features an exciting an innovative musical
act out of Charleston, S.C. Music. They're comin' to us with friend and visual artist, Melanie
Rauch, also from Charleston.
We have also added an encore set from Midi Marc! His birthday is the 28th, and we'll celebrate DripHop style!
Exhibit features art projects by middle- and high-school girls of
Lexington County that were facilitated by the art education faculty and
student volunteers (under Women's Well-Being Initiative by Women's and
Gender Studies at USC).
In their video and animation films,
t-shirt designs, and poems the girls talk back to the roadblocks in
their lives: drug abuse, violence, body image, peer pressure, and family
issues.
At this Arts & Draughts we are proud to bring you a special
performance from the Ugly Art Project in partnership with Trustus
Theater, Pocket Productions, the Lab Theater at USC and Scriptwriters of
SC. Catch a spontaneous play happening throughout the night! Be sure to check out a special performance of the new short film "Field Trial" by The Plowboys starts the night off at 7PM.
Purim will be celebrated NYC to LA! Masquerade on Main will be an event you do NOT want to miss! Come enjoy Main Street's first masquerade party inside the Tapp's Arts Center. Meet us at Tapp's, masked and prepared! * Masks strongly encouraged
* Cocktail Attire
* $10 pre-sale, $15 at the door Admission price includes one drink!
In honor of the Jewish holiday of Purim, the young Jewish adult
organization of Columbia is hosting this event! The SUPER shortened
version of the holiday includes Kings, Queens, and destruction.
701 CCA is proud to announce the artist list for Columbia Open Studios 2013!
Close to 60 artists across Richland and Lexington Counties will open their studios to you, the art lover, on March 23 - 24, 2013 for the third annual Columbia Open Studios tour.
We're pretty pleased that we'll have repeat local favorites like Amanda Ladymon, who actually has a show up now in 701 Whaley's thehallway:communityart gallery; and Christian Thee,
whose trompe l'oeil-filled home and studio received 500 of you last
year. We're very excited to announce new participants as well, like Heidi Darr-Hope, winner of the 2011 Elizabeth O'Neill Verner Award.
Another World-Class
Art Exhibit | Columbia Museum of Art
Impressionism from
Monet to Matisse
Friday January 25, 2013 - Sunday April 21, 2013
Impressionism from Monet to Matisse showcases 55 masterworks
from the Dixon Gallery and Gardens. The exhibition features paintings by the
well-known leaders of French Impressionism: Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste
Renoir, Camille Pissarro and Alfred Sisley as well as paintings by America’s
most noted Impressionist painters, Mary Cassatt and John Singer Sargent.
Major modern paintings by Paul Cézanne, Paul Gauguin and Georges Braque are
also on view. More at the Columbia Museum of Art website.
June 1 is National Trails Day
According
to American Hiking Society's website, "Trails do not just magically
appear for our enjoyment; it takes many hours of planning, labor and
negotiating to develop them. National Trails Day, the only nationwide
celebration of trails, increases awareness of trails and celebrates the
hard work and support of many people and partners -- including
volunteers, land agencies and outdoor minded businesses. It is also a
day to introduce people to the many joys and benefits of trails."
Celebrate
the Palmetto Trail with PCF on June 1, 2013 as we hike, bike, paddle
and camp at Poinsett State Park in Sumter, SC. Look for more details
about this year's festivities in future newsletters.
In the Arcade Mall
1332 Main Street, Suite 62A
803-337-2427
A new boutique called Over the Top Boutique
opened in the Arcade Building in Downtown Columbia at 1332 Main
Street. Upscale shopping with affordable prices is what you will find
along with “A Little Southern Hospitality” at Over the Top in Columbia.
MASTER CLASS WITH INTERNATIONAL OPERA STAR: Soprano Mary Dunleavy, 1:25 p.m. Jan. 28 at the USC School of Music recital hall, 813 Assembly St. Free. (803) 777-4280
Starbucks
just released a new steel-cut oatmeal and from now until January 27,
2013, you can try it for just $2. Choose between hearty blueberry and
the classic flavor — and it has only 250 calories. Visit Starbucks.com for more information.
FREE FRIDAYS AT THE ZOO: Free Fridays
are back for Richland and Lexington county residents through Feb. 22.
Guests will be asked to provide a valid driver’s license or property tax
statement as proof of residency. Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, 500
Wildlife Parkway, is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. (803) 779-8717; http://www.riverbanks.org
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2013/01/02/2574608/community-calendar-for-the-midlands.html#storylink=cpy
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2013/01/03/2575575/columbia-home-and-garden-calendar.html#storylink=cpy
Join
IHOP to celebrate National Pancake Day on Tuesday, February 5, 2013.
They’ll give you one free short stack of their famous buttermilk
pancakes. Get it for Free!
Participating Burger King restaurants are offering a 2-for-1 deal on a select group of sandwiches. The BOGO deal is offered to February 17. Purchase a chicken sandwich and another chicken sandwich of equal or less value is free. The deal includes Original Chicken Sandwich, Italian Original Chicken Sandwich and Philly Original Read More
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Subway
is offering free breakfasts, including a breakfast melt and a coffee,
from January 28th, 2013, until February 2nd. But you have to register in advance.
You’ll choose a location, date and time. You’ll also have to chooose a
sandwich. Your choices are egg and cheese; bacon, egg and cheese; black
forest ham, Read More
FREE SPAY AND NEUTER FOR ANIMALS IN ZIP CODES 29044, 29061, 29052
Pawmetto Lifeline has been awarded grant
money to provide FREE spay and neuter surgeries for animals in the zip codes
29044, 29061 and 29052 (in lower Richland County).
This is a limited
time offer, so call to schedule your appointment to...day at
803-465-9100.
The clinic is located at 1275 Bower Parkway, Columbia
29212.
You must show proof of address to take advantage of this offer.
Proof of rabies vaccination is required. If your pet is not up-to-date, a rabies
vaccination can be administered at the time of surgery for $9.
For more
information visit pawmettolifeline.org.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES*****
Horticultural Internships: Two horticultural
internships in France will be offered by Magnolia Plantation and
Gardens, the French Heritage Society and Alliance Francaise. To be
eligible, a student must be an American citizen enrolled in an
accredited two- or four-year horticultural program at a college or
university in the U.S. To apply, send a cover letter, a 500-word essay
stating your reason for applying, three letters of recommendation and a
resume to Herb Frazier, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, 3550 Ashley
River Road, Charleston, SC 29414. Some proficiency in French is a plus.
Deadline is Feb. 28. Information: (843) 571-1266
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2013/01/03/2575575/columbia-home-and-garden-calendar.html#storylink=cpy
INDIE GRITS
We are now accepting submissions!
The Indie Grits Festival is presented and created by the Nickelodeon Theatre,
the only non-profit, art-house theater in South Carolina. The juried
film festival began in 2007, designed to empower all levels of Southern
filmmakers with an independent mentality and far-reaching artistic
scope. Now in its seventh year, Indie Grits has grown to span 11 days of
film coupled with several official festival partner events that present
an array of cultural events that showcase progressive cultural life
unmatched in the Southeast in South Carolina's capital city. Thanks to
our generous sponsors and our tireless staff and volunteers, the Indie
Grits Festival is able to create exhibition opportunities for all levels
of filmmakers, artists, musicians and performers and welcome thousands
of festival goers to Columbia. http://www.indiegrits.com/
One
Columbia for Arts and History is hiring an executive director! This is a
job opportunity available for someone who is ready to be in a
leadership position that will build a new arts organization into a
solid, brick-and-mortar powerhouse. There is lots of room for growth
(pretty exponential, as far as these things go!) I'm adding the file
here. Please distribute to anyone you think may be interested. Contact
Barbara Rackes at barbara@onecolumbiasc.com.
Marketing position open at Pawmetto Lifeline
Post No Bills is looking for an Assistant to CEO & Office
Manager Fast paced, growing advertising agency, located in Columbia’s Vista needs
high energy, multi-tasker to organize the office and support the sale of
advertising services. Must have strong writing and excellent customer relations
skills. Bachelors Degree required.
Requirements include: must be very computer literate with both PC and MAC
systems. Positive attitude, professional demeanor, strong verbal and critical
thinking skills are required.
Please send cover letter outlining why you are the ideal candidate for this
position, a detailed resume, salary requirements, and three work related
references to HumanResources@postnobills.com
or to Human Resources, Post No Bills, 801 Gervais Street, Columbia, SC 29201
Midlands Authority for Conventions, Sports & Tourism is looking
for an Engineering Assistant (Emphasis in HVAC)
This position is responsible for providing assistance to the
Chief Engineer in order to maintain the Convention Center’s systems such as the
HVAC, electrical, lighting, data, phone, sound equipment, and plumbing. This
position is also responsible for making repairs to any damage on the doors,
walls, and floors in the Convention Center. The incumbent will supply
individuals using the facility with utility services and will connect electrical
equipment when needed.
The incumbent must have at least 3 years of experience as a
HVAC/refrigeration service and/or maintenance technician and must have EPA Type
I & Type II or Universal Certification. Previous facility maintenance
experience preferred.
Please submit your resume and cover letter by email to
careers@columbiaauthority.com or fax to 803-545-0028. This position will be
posted from Tuesday, December 18, 2012 until the position is filled.
Richland County Government has a variety of grant
opportunities available to citizens, communities and
organizations.
Small Business Administration
is still accepting nominations for Small Business Awards until January
31, 2013. Awards include the Small Business Person of the Year, Small
Business Exporter of the Year, Young Entrepreneur of the Year, Family
Business of the Year, and more. Nominate your favorite small business
today!
Volunteer
Parks
and Recreation is looking for talented artists and performers to be a
part of its annual Black History Month program on Saturday, February 9, 1
p.m. – 4 p.m. at Dutch Square Mall. This celebration of culture and
heritage will include singing, dancing, storytelling, musicians and
more. The deadline to signup is Friday, February 1. Contact Kim Mitchell
at 803-545-3100.
Calling all 9th through 11th grade students! Are you curious about careers in Information Technology?
When: Saturday, March 2
Time: 12:30 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Click here for more details.
To register visit: http://createit.eventbrite.com
Interested in being a docent for the Columbia Musuem of Art? Apply today
for the new 12-week docent training class beginning on January 28. This course,
led by Museum curators and educators prepares graduate docents to lead eight
different school programs and adult group tours by providing them with a strong
background of the Museum and of art history
Happy Happy New Year!!! 2012 was a year of transition.... totally looking forward to awesomeness in 2013! I enjoyed bringing in the New Year in Downtown Cola. It was an amazing event, that I look forward to attending next year. The First Thursday of 2013 will be fun times just waiting to happen can't wait to stop by at all the locations! With the New Year in full swing here are a list of fabulous events! Also check out the local deals.... there is some good stuff!
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Elmwood McDonald's To Host Free Community Event
Saturday, January 12 | 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Ronald McDonald and Cocky join the community
to celebrate the New Year and the restaurant’s new look. The McDonald’s
restaurant located at 1024 Elmwood Ave. invites the entire community to
a free grand re-opening celebration. The event is hosted by local
owners Willis and Clara Langley. Special activities
will include: Ronald McDonald meet and greet, a special appearance by
Cocky, raffle prizes (including a flat screen TV), along with music by
the Big DM, fire truck tours by the Richland County Fire Department,
free face painting, $1.99 Big Macs, giveaways, and more! To kick off
the celebrations, the restaurant will feature daily specials, starting
Monday January 7, leading up to Saturday’s event.
Science Cafe
6pm-7:30
Speakeasy EngenuitySC's popular
Science Café networking event and lecture series continues with a talk
on the latest healthcare quality innovations by SmartState Endowed Chair
Dr. Jay Moskowitz on Tuesday, Jan. 8, 2013 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at
Speakeasy cocktail bar in Five Points. Free!
Raise your glass at Science Cafe with this month's speaker,
Dr. Jay Moskowitz, James B. Duke SmartState Endowed Chair for Health
Care Quality, University of South Carolina; President and CEO, Health
Sciences South Carolina.
In a
relaxed, pub environment which encourages audience questions and
discussion, Dr. Moskowitz will discuss improving health care quality for
South Carolinians at the HCQ Center and Health Sciences South Carolina
in connection with Mental Wellness https://www.blogger.com/blogger.g?blogID=853610986381607030#editor/target=post;postID=6270946839087054230Month.
Meet and mingle with other bicyclists while discussing ways to make Columbia more bicycle and pedestrian friendly
The Bicycle and
Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) and PCF have organized Handlebar
Happy Hour, a series of family friendly gatherings meant to foster open,
relaxed discussion about topics the bicycling and pedestrian community
faces on a local and statewide level.
This ongoing
program, held the second Wednesday of the month, provides a place for
anyone to openly voice their thoughts on the topics concerning
bicyclists and pedestrians in the Columbia community. Publick House
Restaurant will host the next of these events on Wednesday, Jan. 9 from
6-8 p.m.
Publick House,
located at 2307 Devine Street, will offer free raw fries, wings, and
celery with blue cheese for any participants who arrive on bicycle or
foot. Free drinks will also be available while supplies last.
Publick House has generously offered to let us host Handlebar Happy Hour at the Devine Street location.
This month,
Jeremy Grant from Green Drinks Columbia, a program of Keep the Midlands
Beautiful, will be on hand to discuss the mission of the Green Drinks
program.
More Awesome events~!
http://izmsofart.wordpress.com/2013/01/01/the-freshniz-live-magazine-vol-4-food-edition/
Izms of Art presents The FRESHNIZ: The Live Magazine Experience (Food Edition)
This live magazine experience showcases some of the Southeast’s most interesting and creative people.
Hosted By: Jah Freedom
Featuring:
Natasha Lorick | Wine and Design
Johnny Smith | Organic Farmer
Bryan Tayara | Our Local Catch
Musical Guest | THE Dubber
Live Food Demonstration
Live Art from Cedric Umoja
Date: January 13, 2013
Time: 6 – 9 pm
Location: Rosso Trattoria Italia (Trenholm Plaza)
Cost: $40 (Dinner Included)
For more information, Call: 803.315.5920 or Email: info@theblakmarket.com
Tickets are limited and this is an event you don’t want to miss! To register go to:http://form.jotform.us/form/23621077327148
FAAAC Lecture on African-American painter Allan Crite (top) Thursday, January 17 | 5:30 p.m.
The CMA membership affiliate group, Friends of African American Art and Culture (FAAAC), hosts Warren Wilson College art professor Dr. Julie Caro for an illustrated lecture on African-American painter Allan Crite.
His 1946 painting Madonna of the Subway is an example of a blend of
genres, showing a black Holy Mother and baby Jesus riding on Boston's
subway. Special thanks to the Greek Orthodox Church for its sponsorship
of this program. A reception follows the lecture. Free for FAAAC
members.
Craft Bar Happy Hour (left) Tuesday, January 22 | 6 - 9 p.m.
Craft Bar Happy Hour is back again for kid, teen and
adult crafters! Bring your project and enjoy great snacks, refreshing
beverages and the best of crafter camaraderie to get your juices flowing
in the CMA’s unconventional craft haven. Don’t have a project? No
worries, pick up a featured craft kit for $12 that night. Reserve your
spot early - this intimate evening is quite popular. Sponsored by Skirt! Magazine and Earth Fare. $12 / $8 for members.
Thursday January 10, 2013 - Sunday January 20, 2013
Restaurant
Week is an eleven-day celebration of the cuisine scene in South Carolina at
hundreds of participating restaurants and will be held January 10th – 20th,
2013. From fine to casual dining, participating restaurants will feature
special menus items, promotions and discounts.
Ruth's Chris' Restaurant Week deal: Ruth's Chris Steakhouse:
$35 per person includes your choice of Steakhouse Salad or Louisiana Seafood
Gumbo; a choice of 4 entrees (including filet mignon with shrimp!), and Bread
Pudding with Whisky Sauce for dessert! OMG! Check it out here.
Mr. Friendly's | Solstice Kitchen | Cellar on Greene Restaurant
Week deal: Mr. Friendly's is
offering a 3 course dinner for $30 while their sister establishment, Cellar on Greene, will
offer a 3 course meal for $22. Solstice Kitchen is
giving diners a fabulous 3-course dinner for $35. All three restaurants are
known for their culinary creativity and their chefs are looking forward to
showing off to patrons during Restaurant Week!
SakiTumi's
Restaurant Week deal: SakiTumi is offering an
extensive 3-course meal for $25 and are allowing diners to choose from either a
"sushi" or "grill" meal. The Sushi meal will
feature a great sushi appetizer (3 different items) plus choice of one of three
of their most popular sushi items, plus your choice of dessert. The Grill meal will
include a great sampler appetizer featuring 3 different grill items, plus a
choice of one of three of their popular "grill" selections, plus
choice of dessert. Diners can save up to $14 per person during Restaurant
Week... now that's a deal!
1415 Blanding St., Suite 6 (Admin
office), Columbia, South Carolina
29201
Downtown Open Mic
was created as an escape from the busy work week. It is a family friendly event
with free food and music. If you are a musician, feel free to come and play
for a well-fed and actually receptive audience. If you are a listener,
prepare to have your mind blown. This open mic hosts more talent than a person
should be allowed to absorb for free. Hope to see you there!
Another World-Class
Art Exhibit | Columbia Museum of Art
Impressionism from
Monet to Matisse
Friday January 25, 2013 - Sunday April 21, 2013
Impressionism from Monet to Matisse showcases 55 masterworks
from the Dixon Gallery and Gardens. The exhibition features paintings by the
well-known leaders of French Impressionism: Claude Monet, Pierre-Auguste
Renoir, Camille Pissarro and Alfred Sisley as well as paintings by America’s
most noted Impressionist painters, Mary Cassatt and John Singer Sargent.
Major modern paintings by Paul Cézanne, Paul Gauguin and Georges Braque are
also on view. More at the Columbia Museum of Art website.
June 1 is National Trails Day
According
to American Hiking Society's website, "Trails do not just magically
appear for our enjoyment; it takes many hours of planning, labor and
negotiating to develop them. National Trails Day, the only nationwide
celebration of trails, increases awareness of trails and celebrates the
hard work and support of many people and partners -- including
volunteers, land agencies and outdoor minded businesses. It is also a
day to introduce people to the many joys and benefits of trails."
Celebrate
the Palmetto Trail with PCF on June 1, 2013 as we hike, bike, paddle
and camp at Poinsett State Park in Sumter, SC. Look for more details
about this year's festivities in future newsletters.
In the Arcade Mall
1332 Main Street, Suite 62A
803-337-2427
A new boutique called Over the Top Boutique
opened in the Arcade Building in Downtown Columbia at 1332 Main
Street. Upscale shopping with affordable prices is what you will find
along with “A Little Southern Hospitality” at Over the Top in Columbia.
Free Workshop on how to market your small business.
The City of Columbia Office of Business
Opportunities is partnering with ECI-Find New Markets to help train small
businesses on the art of using social media to better serve their business.
The workshop will be held on Thursday, January 17, 2013 at Chelsea’s
Restaurant, located at 1734 Main St. from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.
For more
information or to register, email Mr. Angelo McBride at
aamcbride@columbiasc.net.
*Prepaid admissions may be purchased for future dances at the discounted
rate of $7. Prepaid admissions can be given as gifts and are good for
up to a year after purchase.
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2013/01/03/2576194/community-calendar-for-the-midlands.html#storylink=cpy
Craft Bar Happy Hour
Tuesday, January 22 | 6 - 9 p.m.
Craft Bar Happy Hour is back again for kid, teen and
adult crafters! Bring your project and enjoy great snacks, refreshing
beverages and the best of crafter camaraderie to get your juices flowing
in the CMA’s unconventional craft haven. Don’t have a project? No
worries, pick up a featured craft kit for $12 that night. Reserve your
spot early - this intimate evening is quite popular. Sponsored by Skirt! Magazine and Earth Fare. $12 / $8 for members.
MASTER CLASS WITH INTERNATIONAL OPERA STAR: Soprano Mary Dunleavy, 1:25 p.m. Jan. 28 at the USC School of Music recital hall, 813 Assembly St. Free. (803) 777-4280
SHE Columbia: The Ultimate Girls’ Weekend is set for February 8 – 10, 2013 at
the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. http://www.shecola.com/
Location: TBA Cocktails and hors d'oeuvres will be provided.
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2013/01/03/2576194/community-calendar-for-the-midlands.html#storylink=cpy
LOCAL DEALS~!
FREE FRIDAYS AT THE ZOO: Free Fridays
are back for Richland and Lexington county residents through Feb. 22.
Guests will be asked to provide a valid driver’s license or property tax
statement as proof of residency. Riverbanks Zoo and Garden, 500
Wildlife Parkway, is open 9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily. (803) 779-8717; http://www.riverbanks.org
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2013/01/02/2574608/community-calendar-for-the-midlands.html#storylink=cpy
FREE MULCH!!!!: Mulch available from recycled
Christmas trees will be available Jan 12 at Seven Oaks Park, 200 Leisure
Lane and S.C. State Farmers Market, 3483 Charleston Highway, West
Columbia from 9 a.m. until it runs out. Information: (803) 733-1139
FREE COMPOST!!!!
Whole Foods Market, Columbia has free compost!
Calling all farmers, gardeners etc! If you have your own truck, scooper,
container etc you can come back to the receiving area in the back of the store
and take all you want. This will be available
continuously!
January 5 is the last day to get 99 prints for 99-cents from Snapfish. Order copies of your favorite 4 x 6 photo from www.snapfish.com and type in the code NEWYEAR13 to get the deal.
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2013/01/03/2575575/columbia-home-and-garden-calendar.html#storylink=cpy
Subway
is offering free breakfasts, including a breakfast melt and a coffee,
from January 28th, 2013, until February 2nd. But you have to register in advance.
You’ll choose a location, date and time. You’ll also have to choose a
sandwich. Your choices are egg and cheese; bacon, egg and cheese; black
forest ham, Read More
With
an eligible online order of two pizzas, earn a $5 discount on the next
order. Domino’s Pizza is offering the Domino’s Dollars deal,
which features a few requirements, including a minimum order placed
online or with a mobile device or phone app. The offer is featured to
January 13. To earn the Read More
Order two medium pizzas for $5.99 each from Domino’s
and get $5 in Domino Dollars to use on your next order. The deal is on
through January 13 and applies only to online orders. The $5 credit
must be used within 10 days of earning it.
FREE SPAY AND NEUTER FOR ANIMALS IN ZIP CODES 29044, 29061, 29052
Pawmetto Lifeline has been awarded grant
money to provide FREE spay and neuter surgeries for animals in the zip codes
29044, 29061 and 29052 (in lower Richland County).
This is a limited
time offer, so call to schedule your appointment to...day at
803-465-9100.
The clinic is located at 1275 Bower Parkway, Columbia
29212.
You must show proof of address to take advantage of this offer.
Proof of rabies vaccination is required. If your pet is not up-to-date, a rabies
vaccination can be administered at the time of surgery for $9.
For more
information visit pawmettolifeline.org.
JOB OPPORTUNITY*****
Horticultural Internships: Two horticultural
internships in France will be offered by Magnolia Plantation and
Gardens, the French Heritage Society and Alliance Francaise. To be
eligible, a student must be an American citizen enrolled in an
accredited two- or four-year horticultural program at a college or
university in the U.S. To apply, send a cover letter, a 500-word essay
stating your reason for applying, three letters of recommendation and a
resume to Herb Frazier, Magnolia Plantation and Gardens, 3550 Ashley
River Road, Charleston, SC 29414. Some proficiency in French is a plus.
Deadline is Feb. 28. Information: (843) 571-1266
Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/2013/01/03/2575575/columbia-home-and-garden-calendar.html#storylink=cpy
INDIE GRITS
We are now accepting submissions!
The Indie Grits Festival is presented and created by the Nickelodeon Theatre,
the only non-profit, art-house theater in South Carolina. The juried
film festival began in 2007, designed to empower all levels of Southern
filmmakers with an independent mentality and far-reaching artistic
scope. Now in its seventh year, Indie Grits has grown to span 11 days of
film coupled with several official festival partner events that present
an array of cultural events that showcase progressive cultural life
unmatched in the Southeast in South Carolina's capital city. Thanks to
our generous sponsors and our tireless staff and volunteers, the Indie
Grits Festival is able to create exhibition opportunities for all levels
of filmmakers, artists, musicians and performers and welcome thousands
of festival goers to Columbia. http://www.indiegrits.com/
One
Columbia for Arts and History is hiring an executive director! This is a
job opportunity available for someone who is ready to be in a
leadership position that will build a new arts organization into a
solid, brick-and-mortar powerhouse. There is lots of room for growth
(pretty exponential, as far as these things go!) I'm adding the file
here. Please distribute to anyone you think may be interested. Contact
Barbara Rackes at barbara@onecolumbiasc.com.
The South Carolina Association of Technical College Commissioners
is searching for an Executive Coordinator.
The mission of the SCATCC is to provide education and orientation for the
Area Commissioners of the South Carolina Technical College System and to provide
advocacy for the 16 colleges which comprise the South Carolina Technical College
System.
Under limited supervision, the Executive Coordinator is responsible for the
daily management of the association and all corresponding activities including
association management, meeting planning, event coordination and required
reporting. Duties will include administrative oversight of the daily operations,
meeting and event planning, internal communications to members and external
communications to association partners.
Computer skills desirable in Excel, Word, Powerpoint and Quickbooks, as well
as ability to work with website.
Compensation range to upper $30s.
Submit resume via email to jobposting@scatcc.org for consideration by
January 11, 2013.
Post No Bills is looking for an Assistant to CEO & Office
Manager Fast paced, growing advertising agency, located in Columbia’s Vista needs
high energy, multi-tasker to organize the office and support the sale of
advertising services. Must have strong writing and excellent customer relations
skills. Bachelors Degree required.
Requirements include: must be very computer literate with both PC and MAC
systems. Positive attitude, professional demeanor, strong verbal and critical
thinking skills are required.
Please send cover letter outlining why you are the ideal candidate for this
position, a detailed resume, salary requirements, and three work related
references to HumanResources@postnobills.com
or to Human Resources, Post No Bills, 801 Gervais Street, Columbia, SC 29201
Columbia Regional Sports Council is seeking a Sales Manager
This position is responsible for sales and marketing activities that promote
the Columbia, SC region to sports event planners/owners. The Sales Manager will
be accountable for specific lead generation and room night sales, which are
reviewed quarterly.
A successful candidate must have a Bachelor’s degree. 3-5 years sales
experience is preferred in progressively responsible sports and/or event sales
position preferably in the hospitality industry
Please submit your resume and cover letter by email to
careers@columbiaauthority.com or fax to 803-545-0028. This position will be
posted from Tuesday, December 18, 2012 through January 11, 2013.
Midlands Authority for Conventions, Sports & Tourism is looking
for an Engineering Assistant (Emphasis in HVAC)
This position is responsible for providing assistance to the
Chief Engineer in order to maintain the Convention Center’s systems such as the
HVAC, electrical, lighting, data, phone, sound equipment, and plumbing. This
position is also responsible for making repairs to any damage on the doors,
walls, and floors in the Convention Center. The incumbent will supply
individuals using the facility with utility services and will connect electrical
equipment when needed.
The incumbent must have at least 3 years of experience as a
HVAC/refrigeration service and/or maintenance technician and must have EPA Type
I & Type II or Universal Certification. Previous facility maintenance
experience preferred.
Please submit your resume and cover letter by email to
careers@columbiaauthority.com or fax to 803-545-0028. This position will be
posted from Tuesday, December 18, 2012 until the position is filled.
Richland County Government has a variety of grant
opportunities available to citizens, communities and
organizations.
The City of Columbia is accepting
applications to fill 1 vacancy on the Election Commission. It determines the
eligibility of candidates seeking office; counts and verifies absentee ballots
to ensure the integrity of the election process; and certifies the results of
all municipal elections. Deadline – Jan. 9 at 5 p.m. Visit http://www.columbiasc.net/ under boards and commissions for an
application.
Nominations are being accepted for the 2013 Martin
Luther King Jr. Dream Keeper Scholarships. The Dream Keeper award recognizes
exemplary displays of committed service to the tenets of Dr. Martin Luther King,
Jr.
Applications are available online at columbiasc.net and at
neighborhood parks.
DEADLINE: Applications must be returned by Friday,
January 11
Interested in being a docent for the Columbia Musuem of Art? Apply today
for the new 12-week docent training class beginning on January 28. This course,
led by Museum curators and educators prepares graduate docents to lead eight
different school programs and adult group tours by providing them with a strong
background of the Museum and of art history