South Carolina officials are working around the clock, preparing for the worst from Hurricane Dorian.
On any given Monday through Friday, Meals on Wheels delivers 350 meals to seniors in the Midlands. But in case disaster strikes, the group delivers emergency meals to make sure those seniors will have food.
After completing 10 weeks of basic training, about 1,300 soldiers have now officially graduated from Fort Jackson. For the first time, graduates heard from recently appointed U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Commander Gen. Paul Funk.
With recent attacks, locally and nationally, church security is an issue that continues to be a concern.
Professional meat cutters are putting their skills on the chopping block, hoping for the chance to win $20,000. It’s an annual competition for Texas Roadhouse butchers across the country.
On Monday, the first round of auditions for American Idol were held at the Pastides Alumni Center in Columbia. Anyone who is a legal U.S. resident and between the ages of 15 and 28 were eligible to register and audition.
Elgin, S.C. (WOLO) — At one local farm, you can spend time seeing a wide variety of animals while learning about them, and about life on a working farm. Goat Daddy’s Farm is one small farm that works to be an example of sustainability and humane practices, which can be found at farms across the state. “Goat Daddy’s Farm…
Earlier this month, Columbia City Council unanimously voted to allow people to pay off their parking tickets in purchasing school supplies. The school supplies had to be equal value to the amount owed on the parking ticket.
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO) — The University of South Carolina officially welcomed its newest freshmen class Wednesday at the New Student Convocation. Convocation marks a new beginning for faculty, students and their families. “You see, we have something in common. This is my first year at Carolina as well,” said USC President Bob Caslen. “You can’t help but be excited…
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO) — The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is cracking down on illegal clubs, and announced another one that was unlawfully acting as a strip club. ‘Tryst’ off River Drive in Columbia has not been following restrictions to legally operate as a restaurant. RCSD issued a ‘Stop Work Order’ for the establishment, after obtaining a warrant and entering…
