Shoppers say Black Friday more manageable this year
With many stores offering extended sales and online shopping, several Black Friday shoppers say the hustle and bustle of Black Friday wasn’t so bad this year.
Author: Lee Williams
Fort Jackson trainees celebrate Thanksgiving with feast and Army family
Fort Jackson’s Commander and Brigadier General Jason Kelly wants all the trainees to know that while this may be their first Thanksgiving away from their own family, the Army family will always be there for them.
Fifth annual “Bountiful Harvest” event brings police, community together
The Lexington Police Department and Serve and Connect held the fifth annual “Bountiful Harvest” community event next to the Icehouse Amphitheatre in Lexington.
Harvest Hope, SC Dept. of Veterans’ Affairs hold food drive for Veterans
Harvest Hope and the South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs are hosting a food drive dedicated to feeding Veterans and families in need.
Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program kicks off at Columbiana Centre
ABC Columbia News is a proud partner of the Angel Tree program.
ABC Columbia News is proud to partner with the Salvation Army of the Midlands for the annual Angel Tree program, providing new clothes and toys for children of families in need.
Richland County Sheriff’s Department holds first ever Muslim Citizens Academy and graduation ceremony
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department held a graduation ceremony for its first ever Muslim Citizens Academy.
Seven-year-old twins’ lemonade business featured at Richland One schools
Malia and Faith Jeffcoat are also known as "The Lemonade Twins."
Two second-graders at Meadowfield Elementary School started their own lemonade business in 2020. Malia and Faith Jeffcoat, also known as “The Lemonade Twins” say they got their inspiration from social media.
Columbia-Richland Fire Department offers heating equipment safety tips
With colder temperatures sweeping across the Midlands, the Columbia Richland Fire Department is asking everyone to use caution when heating your homes.
Children’s book helps students spot misinformation
Faculty and staff with the University of South Carolina’s College of Information and Communications are tackling misinformation with their new children’s book called “Dot Buys a Bike.”
Benedict College P.D. debuts new station, K-9 officer, and electric patrol car
The Benedict College Police Department has officially opened its new headquarters at 2330 Laurel Street.
