Fort Jackson celebrates the graduation of hundreds of the US Army’s newest soldiers
“If you want to join a great team, join the United State Army.”
Author: Alex Tejada
ELGIN EARTHQUAKES: Experts share tips and answer questions from concerned Kershaw County citizens
Five of the earthquakes have been over a magnitude of 3, with the strongest being 3.6.
FUTURE OF THE PALMETTO STATE: Gov. McMaster announces multimillion dollar investment into technical college program
Coupled with $39 million allocated by the General Assembly in this year’s state budget, the program expects to train or retrain approximately 40,000 South Carolinians.
FENTANYL CRISIS: Columbia officials warn of deadly opioid, advise on how to combat overdoses
Fentanyl is prescribed in anesthesia or pain management but in much lower doses than the fentanyl-laced pills on the streets.
ON THE ROAD: NoMa neighborhood houses of Columbia’s hidden gems
On Friday evenings from 6 to 9, the warehouse hosts The NoMa Flea.
GREG’S GROCERIES: SLED partners with other agencies to help people facing food insecurity
Volunteers with SLED and other law enforcement agencies as well as Walmart and AT&T helped pack grocery boxes Thursday morning.
SC House lawmakers recommend abortion bill to judiciary committee
Ultimately the suggested bill moves on to the judiciary committee after nine representatives voted for it.
Ad Hoc committee passes abortion bill
Photo: Alex Tejada Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)–After hearing public testimony from pro-life and pro-choice supporters… South Carolina lawmakers returned to discuss the state’s abortion laws. An ad hoc committee of House members was tasked with suggesting a bill for a judiciary committee. ABC Columbia’s Alex Tejada was at the Blatt Building on statehouse grounds to hear what those suggestions were. The…
RENT ON THE RISE: USC professor explains why your housing costs are getting higher
“As more new apartments become available, there should be a decrease in the rental price, but by how much, we just don’t know,” the economics professor said.
ON THE ROAD: Rock Hill woman reviving Catawba culture for future generations
“So where do you begin to tell the story of the people who were first here?”
