Author: ABC Columbia Staff

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Lexington, Local News, News

12 car pile up sends ‘several’ people to the hospital

Lexington Police tell us the accident took place along Sunset Boulevard
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Image: Lexington PD Lexington, SC (WOLO)— The Lexington Police Department spent Friday evening responding to and then shutting down portions of the an intersection where authorities say there was a 12 car pile up. Police tell us the road was shut down for several hours causing major traffic backups during rush hour traffic along stretch of Sunset Boulevard. Lexington PD…
Local News, Sports

Gamecocks headed to National Championship

ABC Columbia Staff,

COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)–  FINAL: (1) South Carolina 72, (1) Louisville 59 #Gamecocks will play in the National Championship game for just the second time in school history on Sunday night. Sports Director Mike Gillespie and Cam Gaskins are in Minneapolis and will have continued coverage on air and online. Categories: Local News, Sports Tags: GamecockWBB

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Local News, News, Richland, State

‘Feeding the Carolinas’ gets $120K donation

Various retailers joined the fight against hunger in S.C.
ABC Columbia Staff,

Image: SC Retail Association Columbia, SC (WOLO) — – Wednesday Feed the Carolinas received a huge financial boost to help them continue putting food on the tables of those in need throughout the state. South Carolina Retail Association (SCRA), along with participating retailers presented the organization with personal care items, food, and money totaling $120,000 dollars in gifts. According to…

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Local News, News, Sumter

Sumter Co. Sheriff’s Office makes major bust

ABC Columbia Staff,

Image: Sumter County Sheriff’s Dept. Sumter Co., SC (WOLO) — The Sumter County has made a major drug seizure keeping several types of illegal drugs from making their way on to the street. Authorities say they used a search warrant to search a home located in the 1300 block of Crowndale Drive March 11, 2022. Once inside the home the…
Local News, News, State

State Forestry Commission set to lift red flag alert

The Commission says they will lift the alert due to a lower wildfire risk
ABC Columbia Staff,

(Courtesy: SCFC/Twitter) Columbia, SC (WOLO) — If you have been doing a little Spring cleaning and you have some trash left in your yard after sprucing things up, the South Carolina Forestry Commission says you’ll be able to start burning some of that debris again starting Wednesday March 30, 2022. Forestry officials say they plan to lift the Red Flag…

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