City’s Green Bonds will help address stormwater system issues
The City of Columbia is issuing its first ever Green Bonds to fund stormwater system improvements.
Author: ABC Team
SCE&G customers could have new rates as early as next week
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – SCE&G customers could have a definintive answer next week on what the future of their electric bill will look like after shelling out cash for years to two nuclear reactors that were never finished. The Public Service Commission plans to set the rate on Dec. 14 at a meeting. At the same time, the commission will…
Police: stepfather who drove son to mall to attempted robbery incident arrested
Lexington Police arrested a suspect in an attempted armed robbery in July.
Local event brings holidays from around the world to Columbia
Community members gathered to celebrate holidays from all around the world as part of the Columbia Art Center’s Worlds of Creativity series.
SCSO: Man attempted to buy a car with a forged check
A Florence man has been arrested for trying to buy a car with a counterfeit check.
Richland One hosts first ever school showcase
The Richland One School District had a first ever showcase of schools Wednesday night.
Kroger’s Atlanta Division, including SC, not effected by major beef recall
According to Felix Turner, Kroger’s Atlanta Division corporate affairs manager, stores located in Georgia, Eastern Alabama and South Carolina are not affected by the recent ground beef recall.
A fresh produce processor is growing in the Midlands
On Tuesday, McEntire Produce announced it is expanding its operations in Richland County.
Charter school students have a new college scholarship
Students at some charter schools across the country have a new scholarship opportunity.
Coopertative Ministry’s Autos for Opportunity brings joy to one Midlands woman
Sometimes reliable transportation can make all the difference.
