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Elizabeth Ann Sanders owns Ann's Embroidery and Sublimation with her husband, Jeffery. The business has been in operation for 23 years. | Photo by Beth Riles

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Ann's Embroidery & Sublimation offers more than just sewing
By BETH RILES - Staff Writer
Sat,12/03/22-9:00AM , 1,978 Reads
If someone has never walked into Ann's Embroidery & Sublimation, located at 730 Main St., they would not know it is so much more than a sewing shop. The building alone is beautiful inside and out, but it also contains a large amount of treasures that can be bought and embroidered or just purchased and worn.
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Ricky Gill strives to be the best at everything he does, which has helped him reach success as owner of Tint Rick Window Tinting Service. | Photo by Brad Crowe

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Professional Profile: Tint Rick owner Ricky Gill discovers his passion
By BRAD CROWE - Sports Editor
Fri,12/02/22-12:14PM , 3,819 Reads
This week The Columbian-Progress spotlights Tint Rick Window Tinting Service owner Ricky Gill.

Q: When and where were you born?
A: I was born in Hattiesburg, but I've lived here in Columbia for about 28 years.
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Mother/daughter team, Angela Stampley and Myranda Miller, opened Good News Brewing on Nov. 26. Housing a coffee shop and a Christian book store and gift shop, Good News Brewing is a one of a kind spot in Marion County. | Photo by Beth Riles

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Columbia has ‘Good News Brewing’
By BETH RILES - Staff Writer
Wed,11/30/22-2:28PM , 5,420 Reads
Many people believe coffee smells like freshly ground heaven. A new Columbia business is now offering a bit of both after months of anticipation.
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Long Island native Nick Pellegrino is bringing his knowledge of New York pizzerias to Joe Rocco’s to help ensure that authenticity remains at the forefront in the newly opened restaurant. | Photo by Joshua Campbell

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Careful, this pie is hot: New Yorker helps bring authenticity to pizzeria
By BETH RILES - Staff Writer
Wed,11/30/22-11:20AM , 4,157 Reads
Nick Pellegrino has worked in pizzerias in New York and has owned various food venues, ranging from a pizzeria to a taco bar to a martini bar. He needed something to busy himself, so he came to Columbia to help his friend, Kristian Agoglia, open up Joe Rocco's Pizzeria.
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