Olympians share tips and insights with athletes at Benedict College
A panel of two and three-time Olympians spoke to students at Benedict College Tuesday morning.
Author: Lee Williams
Fashion show fundraiser “H’Arts on the Runway” to take place September 14th
On Saturday, September 14th, the nonprofit organization Child and Family Resource Foundation out of Hartsville will hold its annual fashion show fundraiser — and they’re hoping you’ll join in on the fun.
Labor Day brings end to “100 Deadliest Days of Summer,” but need for safe driving habits continues
According to the SC Department of Public Safety, Labor Day marks the end of the “100 Deadliest Days of Summer,” which stretch from Memorial Day through Labor Day.
Robert Smalls will become 1st African American individual to have monument on Statehouse grounds
A South Carolina man born into slavery will become the first African American individual to have a monument erected on Statehouse grounds in his honor.
Speakers set to hold “roast” of Vice President Kamala Harris at USC’s Russell House spark backlash
Two speakers scheduled for an event at the University of South Carolina’s Russell House are sparking controversy both on and off campus.
USC’s School of Music to celebrate its 100th birthday with special concert
The University of South Carolina’s School of Music is turning 100 years old, and they’re hoping you will join in the celebration.
Water stations installed for residents of Rapid Shelter Columbia
New water stations are now available at Rapid Shelter Columbia — providing its temporary residents with an easier way to stay hydrated.
Cybersecurity experts collaborate with state leaders at inaugural conference
Members of an organization called the SC Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity, or SC CIC (“Kick”), joined together with state leaders in West Columbia for an educational conference.
“God has his hand on this place” — First Baptist Church of Gaston celebrates its 200th anniversary
GASTON, SC (WOLO) — First Baptist Church of Gaston is celebrating its 200th anniversary — and members are hoping you’ll be a part of their special services. Pastor Brady Henderson says the church got its start in 1824 with just 21 people — most of them local sharecroppers and farmers, now buried at the church’s cemetery. In the past three…
McMaster extends Abandoned Building Tax Credit for 10 years
Governor Henry McMaster held a ceremonial signing today at Savage Craft Ale Works in West Columbia — extending the Abandoned Building Tax Credit Bill for another 10 years.
