Camden Middle School teacher passes away Monday
The Kershaw County School District is mourning the loss of one of its middle school teachers.
Author: Mike Olson
Richland County deputies investigating early morning shooting at gas station on Broad River Road
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says it is investigating a shooting that took place at a gas station on 2600 block of Broad River Road.
Local Living: Fall Jam this Saturday, check out “Scarecrows in the Garden” all month and more!
Local Living: Fall Jam this Saturday, check out “Scarecrows in the Garden” all month and more!
State Department of Education announces $56 million in funding from American Rescue Plan
The South Carolina Department of Education announced an additional $56 million in funding under the American Rescue Plan. The funds will be used to assist school districts in addressing the challenges faced by vulnerable student populations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
RCSD: Deputies arrest man accused of burglary at two Dollar General stores
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says deputies arrested a man accused of breaking in and stealing hundreds of dollars worth of cigarettes from two Dollar General stores.
Sea Pro Boats expanding operations in Newberry County, creating 50 new jobs
Newberry County is reeling in some new jobs.
Columbia City Council extends mask mandate
Columbia City Council voted to extend the city’s mask mandate this afternoon.
Columbia PD need help identifying person accused of crashing car into home on Mountain Drive
The Columbia Police Department is asking for your help identifying a woman accused of crashing a car into an occupied home yesterday.
Famously Hot New Year forgoing this year’s celebration due to COVID-19 concerns
There will not be any New Year’s Eve festivities in downtown Columbia this year. According to a public relations firm representing the city, this year’s Famously Hot New Year is opting to be famously safe and forgoing the annual celebration.
DHEC data shows more than 70% of hospitalized COVID-19 patients are not fully vaccinated
New data released by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control this morning shows the majority of severe COVID-19 cases in South Carolina are still among the unvaccinated. DHEC also released a statement saying it does not issue vaccine exemptions of any kind for adults.
