What to do in case of power outages, downed power lines from Hurricane Idalia
Matt Long, Communications Specialist with Dominion Energy SC, says the easiest way to report an outage is by using the company’s app on your smartphone.
Author: Lee Williams
Walk a mile in these boots — local Veterans offer guidance to new soldiers at Fort Jackson
“They’re learning something, and the questions they ask are important questions, and if I can answer that and set them on the right path and a good path, it’s just a joy to me,” says Hogue.
Fort Jackson basic training soldiers meet veterans who were once part of the same unit
Local veterans who served in Vietnam and World War II sat down with basic training soldiers at Fort Jackson on Friday to share their wisdom.
New joint police substation opens in Orangeburg
The opening of a new substation at the corners of Goff Avenue and Buckley Street is a joint effort between Orangeburg’s Department of Public Safety, the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office, South Carolina State University, and Claflin University.
Timmerman School becomes first in nation to implement new lockdown system
In the event of gunshot, the system automatically locks down the entire school on its own.
Who will stand out in tonight’s GOP Primary Debate? — USC political science professor offers insight
“You’ve got to walk this very fine line and thread this needle of directly challenging Trump if you want to somehow become the nominee, but not doing it in such a way that hurts you with Trump’s supporters,” says Darmofal.
Camp Cole breaks ground on new activity center
Official construction will begin in September and is expected to be complete by May, 2024.
Campus Village debuts at USC, offers retail stores and new dining hall
The four buildings will house over 1,800 students, and include retail stores like Jimmy Johns, Starbucks, and The Gamecock General Store.
ABC Columbia News Exclusive: Lahaina wildfires destroy home of USC grads, how you can help
“I don’t know what to do… I don’t know what to do…These power lines are gonna come down and I’m scared they’re gonna come down on my car while I’m waiting. I’ve never been so scared in my whole life. We shouldn’t have taken separate cars, I should’ve just left it and gone with them,” says Jenna while stuck in traffic.
First day of school — students return to class across Richland School District One
Summer break has officially come to an end. Wednesday morning, students and teachers across Richland School District One headed back to class for the first day of school .
