Sculpting Black history – 1-on-1 with artist Basil Watson
Sculptor Basil Watson has spent much of his life creating unforgettable sculptures.
Author: Lee Williams
LIST: School closures, changes around the Midlands
Schools in the Midlands are beginning to change their schedules are forecasters announce the possibility of snow impacting parts of the Palmetto State.
6 winter storm related deaths confirmed by SC Dept. of Public Health
The South Carolina Department of Public Health is announcing two additional deaths confirmed as being related to the winter storm that swept through the state this past weekend, bringing the total number of storm-related fatalities to six.
State Government offices closed Monday, says Gov. McMaster
Via social media, Governor Henry McMaster says state government offices will be closed on Monday, February 2nd.
Dominion Energy urging customers to conserve energy
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — Due to extremely low temperatures and increased demand for electricity across the system, Dominion Energy is urging customers in South Carolina to conserve energy as heating systems work extra hard to keep homes and businesses warm. Here are some safe, simple ways customers can reduce their energy use now, according to Dominion Energy: Adjust the thermostat…
LIST: Churches, businesses, and government offices close due to winter weather
Winter weather schedule changes
“We are prepared” — SCDOT crews ready roads for snowfall
“We are actively working to get ready for this storm. We will work through the duration of this storm. And when it is over, we will continue to work until the roads are reopened and clear,” says Powell.
Gov. McMaster delivers final State of the State Address, Rep. Johnson delivers Democratic response
“The people of our great state expressed their confidence in me twice by allowing me to continue serving in this position. My family and I thank you all,” says the governor.
Transitions, Rapid Shelter offer warm beds and meals to unhoused community
“The folks who are unhoused in this cold weather, they need a place to stay. They need to get out of this cold. It can be lethal to them if they stay out. Some of these folks are not in great health, so when they spend the night on the sidewalk shivering. We want them to make it to the next morning,” says Craig Currey, CEO of Transitions Homeless Center located on Main Street in Downtown Columbia.
Dominion Energy, SCEMD provide recap on weekend weather response
“We had some scattered outages here in the Columbia area, but fortunately it was something that our crews were able to get back restored for most customers fairly quickly,” Long says.
