Mommy Drill Sergeant tells story through son’s eyes
A Fort Jackson Drill Sergeant and mother is telling her story through her son’s eyes in a new book published this summer.
A Fort Jackson Drill Sergeant and mother is telling her story through her son’s eyes in a new book published this summer.
Some Horry County residents lean on their faith to get through the devastation Hurricane Florence left behind. See what they did to make sure they were able to make it to church after many of their roads were impassable.
Pregnant teen taken from her home is found safe.
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COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Hurricane Florence and the flooding that the storm created, is having a huge impact on farmers in the Pee Dee area. ABC Columbia’s Angela Rogers spoke with some farmers who say they have lost crops and money in this storm. She’s reporting from Florence, SC. Categories: Local News, News, State
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Are you ready to party with some of America’s mayors? Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin is inviting the community to a block party from 6:30-10 p.m. on Sept. 28 on the 1600 block of Main Street. The event takes place after the Fall Leadership Meeting for the US Conference of Mayors. According to Benjamin…..”this is not only an opportunity for America’s mayors…
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Four suspects are wanted for an armed robbery at an Exxon on Blythewood road on Thursday.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Lower rates for SCE&G customers will stick around for the time being. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals denied SCE&G’s motion to stop the legislature mandated rate decrease while the legal battle surrounding it continues. State lawmakers voted to force the utility to lower its rates in the wake of the VC Summer debacle. Categories: Local…