Rep. Clyburn, Sen. Graham speak about potential government shutdown
“We are hurtling toward a shutdown which I am very hopeful will not occur,” Clyburn said.
Author: Alex Tejada
SC Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services unveils new display at law enforcement museum
Warren says his department is looking for motivated employees who help them accomplish their mission of helping those being released from custody.
Trump makes Lowcountry stop on SC trip
Speaking to a crowd at Sportsman Boats in Summerville, Trump was critical of the Biden administration.
Donald Trump makes campaign stop in South Carolina
Former President Donald Trump continues to hit the campaign trail. On Monday, he made a stop in South Carolina, speaking to supporters in Summerville.
FOR THE LOVE OF FLYING: Orangeburg airport recognizes local aviation hero
The Bamberg native served for 22 years in the Air Force and while he may be humble, Joye has taught hundreds of other pilots their craft.
State Agencies, Richland County host Scout Motors Q&A
Representatives from Richland County and participating state agencies host question and answer for Richland County Residents about Scout Motors
IMPROVING DOWNTOWN COLUMBIA: City leaders break ground on Finlay Park revitalization
The work is set to take two years but will add amenities such as restrooms, gardens, a splash pad and more. There will also be renovations to the current fountain and pond.
City of Columbia plans transformation of Saluda Greenway
The license agreement between Dominion and the city is more than 200 acres of public river access on the Saluda Greenway. Mayor Rickenmann sees more opportunities for outdoor recreation in the area.
SPECIAL SENATE ELECTION: Several candidates vying for District 19 seat previously held by John Scott
Democratic candidates for the seat introduced themselves to Richland County residents at a forum Tuesday afternoon at the Red Carpet Event Center.
60 YEARS OF DESEGREGATION: USC honors three trailblazers at commemoration ceremony
Henrie Monteith Treadwell, Robert Anderson and James Solomon were the first African-Americans to attend USC since reconstruction when they enrolled back in the fall of 1963.
