ONE ON ONE: SC parent speaks about experience with autism, helping other parents
Anja Wilson’s son Cortland was first diagnosed with autism at age 3.
Author: Alex Tejada
SC state leaders stress importance of not littering
The Department of Public Safety also sees the harm that litter can cause on the roadways.
RAMSERVE: CIU students help out community through service work
As part of one project, CIU students renovated an apartment for use by Reconciliation Ministries, a nonprofit which helps men overcome addiction through long-term residential recovery.
ONE-ON-ONE: USC professor explains recent autism study
April has been designated as Autism Acceptance Month.
Camden prepares for 89th running of Carolina Cup
Carolina Cup is all about shopping, spring fashion, tailgate parties and of course a day full of racing.
New water reach project breaks ground in Orangeburg County
Clyburn says part of improving rural South Carolina includes improving water quality.
SC lawmakers discuss successes and challenges faced during current legislative session
Many bills have already been signed into law, but there are many more topics to be debating in the next few weeks.
RCSD and local nonprofit team up to tackle gun violence in Columbia
Specialized deputies, known as the community action team, work alongside Building Better Communities.
Getting new wheels: Learn to bike program comes to Richland One Elementary School
Company HDR donated bikes to ‘All Kids Bike’ for new bikes at John P Thomas Elementary, as part of the Learn-To-Ride curriculum.
Columbia elementary school receives gift of bike riding
Founded in 2018, All Kids Bike has spread to a thousand schools in all 50 states.
