Friday GMC News Update
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Author: ABC Columbia Staff
Busiest Travel Day
If you are hitting the road or the friendly skies for the holiday, you are far from alone.
Worst Passwords of 2017
Columbia, SC (WOLO) —- Guessing the worst computer password of 2017 is as easy as “123456.”Seriously. Once again, the number combination made the top of the list. That’s according to splash data, a password management provider. speaking of “password”, that took the number two spot. “12345678” and “qwerty” came in third and fourth. Others on the list include “Football,” “Iloveyou,”…
Thursday GMC News Update
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Here is a look at some of the stories we are following for you for ABC Columbia News at noon. Categories: ABC Columbia News Update (Second Row)
Health Minute : No to Raw Dough
Columbia,SC. (WOLO) —- Before you get ready to start baking those cookies for Good Ole St. Nick, you may want to take heed of a warning from the CDC. The organization says a sweet tradition could have you feeling a bit sour. Categories: News
Wednesday GMC News Update
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New Study: People with egg allergies can get flu shot
(WOLO) – A new report suggests that people with egg allergies can now get a traditional flu shot. Previously, people with egg allergies were advised to find egg-free vaccination options. That’s because most flu vaccines are manufactured using chicken eggs. A new study however, found the flu shot to be safe for those with egg allergies. Researchers say regardless of…
Sumter County shooting victim’s body found in street
SUMTER COUNTY, SC (WOLO) – Sumter County deputies found a man’s body lying in the street near Shaw Air Force base Monday (12/19) night. The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office tells us it received a shots fired call on Amelia Drive around 9 p.m. When they got there, they found the body of Christopher Archie, 26, in the street. If you…
Tuesday GMC News Updates
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Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign reminder
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – The Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign is back and officials hope you can help them ring in Christmas with a little extra change. 82 cents of every dollar donated is used to help those in need in the community. Click here for more information. Categories: Local News, News Tags: SCNews
