Richland One announces meal distribution plan for students during virtual learning period
Richland School District One is providing free meals to students during the districts two week virtual learning period.
Author: Mike Olson
Ben & Jerry’s introduces “Doggie Desserts” for your furry friend
Your pups won’t have to beg for a bite of your dessert anymore, because Ben and Jerry’s is making dog ice cream. Their frozen “Doggie Desserts” are available in two flavors, featuring peanut butter and swirls or pumpkin and mini cookies.
Protesters gather outside the office of Rep. Joe Wilson, call for impeachment of the president
Protestors gathered outside of Congressman Joe Wilson’s office in West Columbia Monday afternoon.
Richland Co. Sheriff Leon Lott holds press conference to address 2020 murders
Sheriff Leon Lott held a press conference Monday to discuss murders from the past year in Richland County. During 2020, there were 22 murder victims in Richland County, with two cases remaining unsolved.
DHEC: 2,644 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 with lower numbers due to systems issue
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released the state’s latest coronavirus numbers as of Sunday.
CPD: Woman wanted for attempted murder turns herself in
The Columbia Police Department says a woman wanted for a December 26 stabbing turned herself in to police. Authorities say Mary Goodwin was wanted for attempted murder after she was accused of stabbing a female victim following an argument about a male.
RCSD looking for truck seen leaving the area of a shooting on Friday
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says they are looking for a truck that was seen leaving the area of a shooting that occurred Friday afternoon.
Monday Movie Musings: “Pieces of a Woman”
“Pieces of a Woman” began streaming on Netflix over the weekend. Matt Perron gives us his take on the film, in your Monday Movie Musings.
SC for Ed calls for all SC schools to move online during the coronavirus pandemic
SC for Ed is calling for all school districts in the Palmetto State to have only virtual classes during the pandemic.
DHEC: All SC residents age 70 and over can schedule COVID-19 vaccinations starting Wednesday
On Monday, Governor Henry McMaster and the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control announced that, beginning Wednesday, South Carolinians age 70 and older can make appointments to be vaccinated for COVID-19.
