Rapid Shelter Columbia celebrates 2nd birthday
“It was really wonderful to see people come together and really reflect on how much progress we’ve made the last two years,” says Councilwoman Dr. Aditi Bussells.
Author: Lee Williams
Over 200 staff members of Prisma Health Children’s Hospital take part in “Halloween Parade”
The parade continues to grow in size, with nearly 200 team members making their way through the halls of the children’s hospital for what they call reverse-trick-or-treating.
“Fitness Court” opens at Greenview Park, three more outdoor gyms on the way
Leaders with the City of Columbia and Prisma Health are announcing four new “Fitness Courts” that will be placed at local parks — a nationwide initiative launched by a group known as the National Fitness Campaign.
Chief Herbert Blake introduced as City of Cayce’s new police chief
“I want to empower, encourage, and elevate — and I want us to over-communicate as much as we can with other city departments, but also with the community and with each other,” said Blake at a press conference on Tuesday afternoon.
“Turnout has been record-breaking,” — over half a million South Carolinians cast ballots ahead of Election Day
“We’ve already seen over half a million voters cast their ballots before Election Day,” says Catalano.
Richland One Bus Drivers walk in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Thursday morning, bus drivers and aides with Richland School District One took an honorary walk together in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
South Lake Elementary celebrated as newest member of Lexington One’s academic family
Spanning over 128,000 square feet, the $45 million state-of-the-art facility is now home for the Blue Heelers, welcoming over 400 students and 80 staff members since it officially opened its doors on August 7th.
Pine Grove Elementary holds Red Ribbon Week Parade
Richland One Superintendent Dr. Craig Witherspoon and Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott served as grand marshals for the parade, encouraging kids to stay away from drugs, and let them know who they can turn to for help if they ever encounter them.
Finlay calls for review of Richland One leaders following release of “unsatisfactory” report cards; Bauer responds
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — After four schools within Richland School District One received unsatisfactory scores in statewide report cards, a local candidate for the general assembly is calling for immediate action. Kirkman Finlay, Candidate for House District 75, spoke outside of Richland One’s Administrative Building to address what he calls “failing” schools within the district. “Those ratings have just come…
State Museum’s newest exhibition will showcase over 70 iconic Disney costumes
The SC State Museum’s newest exhibition, “Heroes and Villains — the Art of the Disney Costume” will showcase more than 70 costumes from the last six decades — offering guests an up close view of Disney’s iconic clothing in films.
