Fmr. UN Ambassador Nikki Haley set to release a book this fall
Soon there will be new insight into Nikki Haley’s time at the UN and as governor of South Carolina.
Author: ABC Columbia Staff
April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month. Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological disease that affects movement. During a ceremony at the State House earlier today, Lt. Governor Pamela Evette read a proclamation from the Governor designing this month. Officials say this month will serve as a recognition of the devastating impact of the disease. Categories: Local News, News
Alzheimer’s Association wears purple at the State House to raise awareness for Alzheimers
People are wearing purple today to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s.
Gov. McMaster signs bill that removes cap on how much industrial hemp farmers can grow
Farmers will no longer have a limit placed on how much hemp they can grow.
Charleston lawmaker introduces 19% pay raises for teachers
One state lawmaker is hoping to give teachers a big bonus.
911 calls released in college student’s death on Hilton Head
HILTON HEAD, S.C. (WSAV) – The Beaufort County Sheriff’s Department says an underage Furman student was drinking before she collapsed and died at a party in Hilton Head last weekend. Now we have the 911 calls that reveal Caroline Smith’s final moments. Stassy Olmos has more. Categories: Entertainment News, News
ABC Columbia News Update
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Concerned parents address board over nearly 800 thousand dollar unused football field
Columbia, SC (WOLO) —The football field at AC Flora has been closed down for the second time leaving taxpayers wondering why nearly 800-thousand dollars was spent to install the new turf. At Tuesday night’s Richland School District One board meeting, parents frustrations rose as the District has yet to give a response as to why the field, which cost 768-…
Lexington District One enters into option agreement to discuss property purchase for elementary school
Lexington District One is preparing to purchase a new plot of land to build another elementary school in the White Knoll area.
SCE&G warns customers of false $1,000 refund claims
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — SCE&G says information being shared with customers suggesting a $1000 dollar refund is available to be claimed is not true and misleading. The electric company says the information has been going out to bill payers by way of phone calls, text messages and on social media. In the messages, officials say it’s asking customers to call…
