Midlands Mugshots- February 17
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Author: ABC Columbia Staff
Lawyers will represent family of S.C. inmate who died in custody
The death of Butler remains under investigation by RCSD
Image: ABC Columbia FILE Columbia, SC (WOLO) — A pair of civil rights attorneys in South Carolina say they have questions about an inmate’s death at Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center. Attorneys Bakari Sellers and Audia Jones with the Strom Law Firm say they’re representing the family of Lason Butler. Butler, a 27 year old Orangeburg resident, died February 12th…
Consumer News: U.S. mortgage rates rise once again, a look at the potetntial economic impact of a Russian invasion in Ukraine and more
Consumer News: U.S. mortgage rates rise once again, a look at the potetntial economic impact of a Russian invasion in Ukraine and more.
Midlands Mugshots- February 16
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Midlands Mugshots- February 15
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Richland One Superintendent holds ‘State of the District’ address
Dr. Witherspoon focused on upcoming goals, managing the pandemic
Richland Co, SC (WOLO) — Richland One Superintendent Doctor Craig Witherspoon held his ‘State of the District’ address Tuesday evening. Dr. Witherspoon focused on his goals for the district in the coming years and also touched on how the district not only has been able to manage the COVID-19 pandemic but find a way thrive. Dr. Witherspoon has served as…
Woman accused of stabbing man with broken liquor bottle
The suspect is charged with Assault and Battery of a High and Aggravated Nature
Image: Lexington County Sheriff’s Department Lexington, SC (WOLO)— The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department has charged a Leesville woman accused of stabbing a man with what witnesses tell authorities they believed to be a broken liquor bottle. Deputies say 28 year old Artatyania Francis was involved in an altercation with a man in the 400 block of Galleon Road in Batesburg…
Midlands Mugshots- February 14
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SC Dept. of Ed to treat pandemic related mental health
The department will work with Children's Trust of South Carolina to train districts
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The State Department of Education is taking steps to recognize and treat the impacts of the pandemic on the mental health of children in South Carolina. Monday the department announced a partnership with the Children’s Trust of South Carolina which will allow each school district to have a representative trained in a program designed to recognize…
