Author: Austin Nightingale

Gmc Wednesday Morning
ABC Columbia News Update (First Row)

GMC Wednesday Headlines: Gov. McMaster Will Give His Final “State Of The State” Address Tonight & Thousand Will Rally At The State House For National School Choice Week

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Wednesday Headlines: Gov. McMaster will give his final “State Of The State” address to night at 7 p.m. to cover his executive budget he announced earlier this month & Thousands of students, parents and teachers will rally at the State House to celebrate National School Choice Week. Categories: ABC Columbia News Update (First Row)

Gmc Tuesday Headlines
ABC Columbia News Update (First Row)

GMC Tuesday Headlines: Cold Weather Safety Tips & South Carolina Department Of Public Health Authorized Early Refills For Some Drugs

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Tuesday Headlines: Experts say to be aware of the dangers when heating your home with furnaces and portable heaters and to also be mindful of the possibility of freezing pipes as cold weather continues to hit the midlands this week & A reminder that the South Carolina Department Of Public Health has approved early refill for schedule 3 to 5…

Gmc Friday Headlines
ABC Columbia News Update (First Row)

GMC Friday Headlines: School Schedule Changes For Incoming Winter Wx & State Price Gouging Law Is In Effect

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  Friday Headlines: Due to the incoming winter  weather Newberry County School Officials announced they have switched to E-Learning for Monday, other school districts like Orangeburg, Richland 1 & 2 and Lex-Rich 5 say they are monitoring the current forecast and will alert parents of any changes. Due to SC currently being in a State Of Emergency, Attorney General Allen…

Gmc Wednesday Headlines
ABC Columbia News Update (First Row)

GMC Wednesday Headlines: Columbia Man Arrested For Assaulting An Officer & Sumter Woman Arrested For Multiple Charges

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  Wednesday Headlines: Columbia Police say they arrested 64 y/o Wesley Haltiwanger after he repeatedly refused commands from law enforcement and assaulted an officer while resisting arrest & Sumter County Deputies say they arrest 58 y/o Anna Piucci for possession of  drugs and fleeing a traffic stop. Categories: ABC Columbia News Update (First Row)

Gmc Tuesday Headlines
ABC Columbia News Update (First Row)

GMC Tuesday Headlines: RCSD Searching For A Man Wanted On Several Charges & Richland Deputies Investigating A Stabbing At Alvin S. Glenn

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Tuesday Headlines: Richland County Deputies are searching for 26 y/o Sin Zurita-Arce who is wanted on several charges in connection to an incident that happened last February. Deputies say he’s know to be extremely violent and say not to approach him if you see him but contact law enforcement instead. Richland Deputies are also investigating a stabbing at the Alvin…

Be The Buffalo Memorial Run
Digital Exclusives and Features

Be The Buffalo: Digits and Needle Memorial 5k Run

Tyler learns about the upcoming Be The Buffalo 5k Memorial Run
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COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — Tyler spoke with Amy Ansell and Ann Bates from Be The Buffalo about their upcoming 5k Memorial Run. The 5k run is in honor of two runners Dianne Sullivan Wells (Digits) and Edith Edy Pearson (Needle) who tragically lost their lives. Every year a portion of the proceeds go to local charities close with the families…

Polar Plunge
Digital Exclusives and Features

Children’s Charities Of The Midlands: Annual Polar Bear Plunge

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COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — Curtis spoke with Gary Matthews and Steve Ware from Children’s Charities about their annual Polar Bear Plunge. Registration starts at 9:30 a.m. and the plunge starts at noon at Sunset Park in Lake Carolina. There will be live music, an auction, food and more to benefit Children’s Charities of the Midlands. For More Information About The…

Gmc Friday Headlines
ABC Columbia News Update (First Row)

GMC Friday Headlines: TSA Announces New Fee Involving Real ID & SC Republican Push To Close Primaries Across The State

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Friday Headlines: Officials with TSA announced that air travelers without a Real ID or other accepted forms of ID will have to pay a 45$ fee starting February 1st & A group of SC Republican Lawmakers are pushing to close primaries across the state by only allowing registered members of their respective political party to vote. Categories: ABC Columbia News…

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