By The Columbia Chronicle Staff Job seekers, students exploring career options, and residents considering a career change will have an opportunity later this month to connect directly with employers and community organizations during a Career Fair at the Columbia Market House. The event is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 24, and is being sponsored by the…
By The Columbia Chronicle Staff A sweeping proposal from Pennsylvania’s Department of Health is generating significant debate among residents, lawmakers, parents, healthcare professionals, and privacy advocates across the Commonwealth. The proposed regulation, known as Rulemaking #10-242, would represent one of the most substantial updates to Pennsylvania’s disease-control regulations in decades. State health officials say the…
By The Columbia Chronicle At the September 1st Columbia Borough Council workshop meeting, resident comments dominated the evening’s discussion, with citizens raising concerns about pedestrian safety, downtown development projects, mosquito problems, feral cat colonies, park vandalism, and transparency in borough affairs. The meeting also included presentations on emergency medical services, public art initiatives, community events,…
COLUMBIA, Pa. — Columbia Borough Council will gather this evening for its September 1st, 2026, workshop meeting with a packed agenda that includes discussions on emergency medical services, public art projects, affordable housing expansion, major borough property sales, and upcoming community events. Among the evening’s featured presentations is an overview of an Alternate Dispatch Pilot…
Yesterday, I found myself standing in front of a building that was once such a huge part of my life: 23 N. 4th Street in Columbia. For many people, it’s the Broome Closet Shop. For us, it was also the place where we spent 19 years running our computer business before moving into our current…
