Midlands Military Matters: Three generations of soldiers
Four generations of a family have become Army soldiers after training at Ft. Jackson.
Four generations of a family have become Army soldiers after training at Ft. Jackson.
A Richland Soil and Water Conservation District program is providing County residents with free vegetable, herb and wildflower seeds.
Prisma Health is helping raise community awareness about heart health by offering a series of free video webinars about prevention this year.
The Lexington Police Department says there was no safety threat found at Meadow Glen Middle school after investigating an email threat earlier today.
Four generations of a family have become Army soldiers after training at Ft. Jackson.
It’s National Go Red for Women Day and happening now the City of Columbia is hosting an event at City Hall to raise awareness of heart disease in women.
At the State House, the Senate Corrections and Penology Committee approved a bill Thursday that could bring lethal injections back to South Carolina.
Dominion Energy will continue tree trimming activities along overhead utility lines in the Greenview and Farrow Hills neighborhoods this week.
The Lexington Police Department is at Meadow Glen Middle school investigating a email threat.
The Alex Murdaugh murder trial continued in Walterboro Thursday.
In today’s salute to black history we want to congratulate a young Midlands girl who is making history.