Local Living: Irmo PD National Night Out on Tuesday, Registration closes this week for Columbia Youth Lacrosse and more!
Local Living: Irmo PD National Night Out on Tuesday, Registration closes this week for Columbia Youth Lacrosse and more!
Author: Mike Olson
Clarendon County deputies asking for information about truck theft in the Manning area
The Clarendon County Sheriff’s Office is asking for any information related to a truck theft in the Manning area.
Sam Johnson officially files in the race for mayor of Columbia
Sam Johnson officially threw his hat into the ring for Columbia’s upcoming mayoral race today.
Lexington PD arrest man after finding drugs, stolen AR-15 and nearly 100 rounds of ammunition during traffic stop
The Lexington Police Department says they arrested a man after they found a stolen AR-15, nearly 100 rounds of ammunition, marijuana and Oxycodone pills during a traffic stop overnight.
SCDOT says it is moving into Phase 2 of Carolina Crossroads project
Officials with the South Carolina Department of Transportation say the department is moving into Phase 2 of the Carolina Crossroads project.
Kershaw County deputies investigating shooting involving two victims
Deputies with the Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office say they are investigating a shooting incident that occurred on Westover Acres Lane Monday afternoon.
Richland County Coroner identifies man whose body was found near Blythewood HS Monday
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford released identity of a man whose body was discovered near Blythewood High School this morning.
City of Columbia, Richland One working together for free GED program next month
The City of Columbia’s Parks and Recreation Department, along with Richland School District One, will offer a free GED program at the Booker Washington Heights Community Center.
Irmo man arrested for indecent exposure at gas station on Broad River Road
The Irmo Police Department says a 37-year-old man was arrested for an indecent exposure incident that occurred back in May.
City of Columbia asking for volunteers to help count pedestrians and cyclists
The City of Columbia wants to make streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists. The city is seeking volunteers to help conduct traffic studies to better understand who uses the city’s roadways, streets and sidewalks.
