The Lee County Sheriff’s Office says they are looking for a man wanted for stalking. Authorities say they are seeking out Joseph Chad Jordan.
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released the stat’s latest coronavirus numbers as of Thursday.
The #1 Stunnas Motor Sport Club is sponsoring an Easter event this Saturday. It starts at 1 p.m. at the Garners Ferry Sports Complex.
Friday morning, Donate Life South Carolina announced its calendar of events for National Donate Life Month. Leaders from the non-profit, We Are Sharing Hope SC and the Department of Motor Vehicles were also at the press conference to celebrate their partnerships with the campaign.
When it comes to medical supplies and Personal Protective Equipment, Governor Henry McMaster wants it made in South Carolina. Thursday, the governor issued an executive order directing the Commerce Department to enhance recruitment efforts of pharmaceutical and medical supply manufacturers in the state.
Beginning April 19, officials with the Orangeburg County School District say they will be transitioning back to a five day in-person learning week for students. Students still have the option to finish the rest of the semester through Orangeburg Online if they choose.
Richland School District Two and Allen University are partnering together to encourage STEM students in the Midlands. Thursday afternoon, Allen and District Two announced they have reached a memorandum of understanding. Based on the agreement, Allen will provide the district with speakers for special programs at Richland Two high schools, a “real science” summer lab experience, and a master class in the summer taught by Allen University faculty.
If you already have some spring break plans but need a fun adventure, the South Carolina State Museum is giving kids 12 and under free admission, extended hours and a brand new science exhibit! Their spring break special is from Saturday April 3 to Sunday April 11.
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford has released the name of an individual whose body was discovered on Ridgewood Avenue Wednesday. The coroner identified the man as 71-year-old Johnny L. Thompson, of Blythewood.
The City of Columbia says they will provide free parking services during the Easter holiday weekend. Gates will be raised at all off-street parking deck facilities beginning Friday at 5 a.m., and will remain up until Monday morning.
