The_sandlapper

I've heard of Buckle and have been in a few. It's basically for the 15-24 year old with plenty of overpriced namebrand crap that you can find pretty much anyplace else. As you can see I have been quite impressed with them. There is a store in Huntington, WV, Lexington, KY, or Myrtle, hell I can't remember I went into once or twice and that was pretty much it.

Damn, That's great Krazee! I hopr Oburg gets it!

Gotta say that's pretty cool! Good to see Columbia getting that type of national exposure.

I know back in 2004 mayor Coble discussed bringing hydrogen feuling stations to the midlands in hopes of creating an eastcoast a "hydrogen highway" stretching from New York to Miami. Hydrogen highway

I agree Columbia need's a trader joe's! I believe they are putting one in charlotte. I usually have to go to cincy to get my fix.

That's though but I'd have to say if I could choose only one it would be NYC or at Westchester Co. NY.

That's pretty cool! Always good to see my hometown getting a little primetime love!

I saw this in the paper today and thought it was pretty cool. It seems USC is initiating a health conscience attitude! I think it's great and plays right along into the progressive community that Columbia and USC is striving for! I just hope the city seriously considers the smoking ban as well. USC health conscience environment

Huh, looks very retro.

That's a pretty cool rendering. Kinda has a S. Florida look to it with the Royal Palm trees. Glad to see the area embracing the Palmetto theme!

No doubt!

This is like bazzarro world or something? Greenville getting the Democratic convention, and Columbia getting the Republican convention go fig ????

Yeah I'm in agreement with matt there I doubt many of those posters are actually residents of Columbia. I'm sure it's the same batch of people posting negative crap just to try to get a rise out of people. I don't even give them the satisfaction of addressing those nimrods!

More great news I see!

We took the Metra from Evanston (purple line), can't think of the street but it was afew blocks away from Northwestern U. We liked the Skokie/Evanston area. I was surprised to see how much it reminded me of a typical suburb kinda city Skokie more so than Evanston, but we really had a great time, and we'll be back! I'm looking into working at Evanston Northwestern Hospital, and my girl is looking into working at National Louis University