Today’s Forecast
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Author: ABC Columbia Staff
Ready to eat chicken pot pies recalled over potential listeria
Columbia ,SC (WOLO)—- You may want to double check your freezer if you bought the ready to eat chicken from several retailer stores. According to the USDA, major distributors like Trader Joe’s, Aldi, Kroger, and others sold the possibly listeria contaminated chicken products, from Tip Top Inc. The company, based out of Rockmart, Georgia, issued a nationwide recall in for…
Weekend Weather Forecast
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Fire Prevention Week wraps up with a parade
Image: Columbia Fire Dept. Hu Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Fire prevent week is a national event aimed at making sure families have a prepared plan in place to make sure you and your loves ones know what to do in the event of an emergency. The week kicked off with the spread of that very message informing people on the…
Mayor Benjamin deliver school supplies to 3 local elementary schools
Columbia City Council unanimously voted in favor of allowing parking tickets issued between August 7, 2019 and August 21, 2019, to be paid with the donation of school supplies.
Some Midlands schools benefited from parking tickets today.
Deputies: Irmo Middle student accused of threatening to shoot two students
An Irmo Middle School student is charged with making direct threats against two students at his school, according to the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department.
ABC Columbia climbs to new heights at the SC State Fair circus
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Meet the SC State Fair circus Ringmaster
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — ABC Columbia went under 48 foot tall big top for the second day of the South Carolina State Fair. To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the annual event, this year fair organizers decided to bring in a a circus. The hour long show runs every day throughout the fair at 2:30PM, 5PM, and a third show…
ABC Columbia goes under the big top at the SC State Fair
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features
Sistercare’s 17th annual Song Bird cafe hits a high note
Thursday night, families from across the Midlands came together in solidarity against domestic violence.
