Couple volunteers across country after selling home and buying RV
Over the course of six months, the couple sold their home and vehicles, bought an RV, and started “Marriage On A Mission” — with a goal of spreading faith, love, service, and fun.
Author: Lee Williams
High school students participate in “Senior Walk” at Springdale Elementary School
Seventeen graduating high school seniors walked the halls of Springdale Elementary School as students cheered them on with signs and screams.
Over 1 million books read by students of Richland School District One
Top readers from across the district met at W.A. Perry Middle School to celebrate surpassing the two month reading goal.
Superintendent Dr. Craig Witherspoon challenged district one students in kindergarten through eighth grade to collectively read 750,000 books at the beginning of March.
SC DSS reports lower number of children in foster care
Connelly-Anne Ragley, Director of the Office of Communications for SC DSS, says the drop may stem from a combination of things — including a heavier focus on abuse and neglect prevention by offering parents more resources, community services, and training to minimize childhood trauma.
100 year anniversary of Cleveland School fire
It's been 100 years since a deadly fire killed 77 people who were unable to escape a Camden Schoolhouse in 1923.
It’s been 100 years since a deadly fire killed 77 people who were unable to escape a Camden Schoolhouse in 1923.
1,300 new jobs available at Volvo of Ridgeville
Head of communications and community relations for the Ridgeville plant, Katherine Bergmann, says the production and operations positions are available because of Volvo’s newest electric vehicle the EX-90 — which the company reports will be available in 2024.
Fallen deputies honored by Richland County Sheriff’s Department
“We will never forget. We will make sure we do everything we can every single day to honor their memory. Not just for those of us who are here, but those who will follow us,” says Sheriff Leon Lott.
Students use 3-D printing to create sea lion feeding buckets for Riverbanks Zoo
Zookeepers at Riverbanks Zoo’s Sea Lion Landing say their feeding buckets kept breaking, until students at Richland Two Institute of Innovation stepped in to help create a new one.
DoorDash encounter with Army general inspires hopeful soldier
After failing her Army entrance exam, PFC Patricia Limbaga says she wasn’t sure she’d ever get to this day. Until she had a chance run in with someone with Brigadier General Richard Harrison.
Lower Richland High School student graduating 1-year early, 1st semester of college also complete
The dual-enrollment program through Midlands Technical College allows students to graduate ahead of the game.
Ryant will be graduating high school an entire year early, and has a certificate for completing 18 credit hours thanks to the dual-enrollment program.
