The “hold-it-in-your-hands” version has been delivered. We’re read The New York Times; Morning Call; Lebanon Daily News and several other online publications, but the online version of LNP – Always Lancaster is not available at 6:00 am. A call to the Customer Service department yielded no results other than there is a problem. At 7:20 am, Thursday’s e-edition is now up and running.
How long will small town fire and EMS departments survive? – PublicSource article
A couple legal notices with Columbia relevance are at Lancaster Online | Flavor Approved Fresh Food and Shift Forward, Inc.
Related to Monday’s Council Meeting agenda item I – 5. ” Lindsay Brenner & Tim Hess, 1020 Cloverton Drive.”
Swamp draining continues – smoke ’em if you got ’em. | “Tobacco companies tighten hold on Washington under Trump – Top White House figures – including the vice-president and health secretary – have deep ties to an industry whose donations began pouring in on day one.” – The Guardian
Columbia news, views & reviews 
Reading the article about Rockvale Square, I wonder about Park City. They claim by 2022, 25 percent of existing malls will close. Looking at Park City, Sears, Penney’s,BonTon are struggling. Kohl’s sales are below expectations. If some of these store go dark,what will happen.Some of the smaller chain stores have already closed. It is amazing how E-commerce is hurting the retail sector of our economy.