MISSING WITHOUT A TRACE: Columbia woman’s family asks for community’s help in finding loved one
“I feel like if anything has happened to her, it’s because she put trust in the wrong person.”
Author: Alex Tejada
RESPONDING TO TRAGEDY: How those in the Midlands are keeping kids safe and informed
One Prisma Health adolescent psychiatrist says that when discussing the school shooting tragedy with children, keep the talk age appropriate.
Lexington adult education program helps graduates pursue career goals
“You can do anything you put your mind to,” Wannamaker concludes. “Anything is possible, but you got to want it first.”
ON THE ROAD: Bishopville boasts museums and more hidden gems
Surprises are plenty in Bishopville, from Pearl Fryer’s Topiary Gardens to the unique shops downtown.
One man’s personal struggles inspire ‘Honor Bands’
For one Charlotte man, Tragedy has defined him. Not in a negative way, instead he has turned his person struggles into hundreds of thousands of inspirational messages.
LAID TO REST: Kershaw County residents given long overdue funeral at Camden church
The remains have been identified but were unable to be given a proper funeral for one reason or another.
ON THE ROAD: Batesburg-Leesville festival fosters sense of community in unique town
“The people,” Taylor said. “We all care about each other. We work hard.”
SCDOT, commuters prepare for major interstate construction project
Over the summer, South Carolina Department of Transportation begins the first two phases of a project known as Carolina Crossroads. It hopes to improve safety, modernize the roads. reduce traffic and accommodate for growth in the area.
2022 Legislative Session ends – Here’s a look at the last day
ABC Columbia's Alex Tejada was at the State House for the end of the Session Thursday
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– On Thursday the gavel came down on the 2022 Legislative session. The final day of the current legislative session at the statehouse sparked a lot of discussion as lawmakers looked to get bills passed. “Much of what I thought was going to happen is what happened, especially early on,” said Sen. Shane Massey, majority leader. “Marijuana took…
REMEMBERING DR. SONYA: Columbia activist impacts many in Midlands community
Lewis had long been an advocate for domestic violence and those less fortunate. She founded the nonprofit My Sister’s Voice and acting as a spokesperson for the community group One Common Cause.
