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The City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities to Host 10-Week Training Class

The City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities to Host 10-Week Training Class

 

The City of Columbia and Turner Construction School of Management will host training classes for contractors. The purpose of this course is to enhance the managerial, technical and administrative skills of participating contractors.

 

This class is specifically designed to help contractors:

• Identify challenges of being a contractor

• Understand fundamentals of estimating

• Learn effective methods for locating, obtaining, managing, and scheduling work

PHMS teacher wins Citizenship Education Teacher of the Year

PHMS teacher wins Citizenship Education Teacher of the Year

 

The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) selected Pleasant Hill Middle Teacher Steven Woodyard as the 2012 VFW South Carolina Citizenship Education Teacher of the Year.

 

VFW Post 8738 in Lexington nominated Woodyard for the state award. He will represent South Carolina in the National Citizenship Education Teacher Award competition in March.

 

Local attorneys to speak on a variety of legal topics

Local attorneys to speak on a variety of legal topics

 

The S.C. Bar Pro Bono Program will sponsor three free legal clinics in Columbia in November. The schedule is as follows:

 

Thursday, Nov. 1 – Bankruptcy law issues, featuring attorneys Kenneth R. Davis and Kimberly A. Gertner. The clinic will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Richland County Public Library–Northeast Branch located at 7490 Parklane Rd.

 

FREE Financial Home Buying Seminar On October 20th

FREE Financial Home Buying Seminar On October 20th

Interested in understanding the hidden costs of buying now and paying later? Come out to the FREE City of Columbia financial-literacy seminar. This event is positioned to help potential homeowners prepare to buy and keep their homes.

The seminar will take place on Saturday, October 20th from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. It will be held at the Community Development Department located at 1225 Lady Street on the 2nd Floor.

Home Listing Report Ranks West Columbia Fourteenth Most Affordable Market in South Carolina

Home Listing Report Ranks West Columbia Fourteenth Most Affordable Market in South Carolina

Coldwell Banker recently released its 2011 Home Listing Report.

The report provides the average price of four-bedroom, two-bathroom properties.

The survey reviewed 35 real estate markets in South Carolina and West Columbia ranked #14 for the most affordable markets in the state, with an average home listing price of approximately $198,859 while North Myrtle Beach was identified as the state’s most expensive market at $399,094. That’s a price difference of more than $200,000!