Last minute shoppers flock to stores looking for Christmas gifts
Christmas is just two days away and people are out in swarms doing last minute shopping.
Author: Mike Olson
President Trump signs stopgap bill to avoid government shutdown
On Tuesday, President Trump signed a stopgap spending bill to avoid a government shutdown for at least another week.
Front line workers at Prisma Health Tuomey receive COVID-19 vaccine
Front line team members at Prisma Health Tuomey received their COVID-19 vaccines in Sumter Wednesday morning.
OCSO looking for three individuals accused of selling stolen property
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office says they are looking for three individuals who are accused of selling stolen property taken during a robbery at a Willington Lakes apartment last week in which an estimated $100,000 in jewelry was stolen.
Berkeley County man charged with threatening the life of a public official
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office says that a Berkeley County man has been charged after he made threats to a circuit court judge.
Woman taken to hospital after apartment fire on Old Bush River Road
A mother and her two children were taken to the hospital after an apartment fire Wednesday afternoon.
Lexington School District Two announces a week of remote learning to follow winter break
Students in Lexington School District Two will return to the classroom a week later following winter break.
Former SCANA CEO to plead guilty to fraud charges on Tuesday
The Office of U.S. Attorney Peter M. McCoy Jr. announced that Kevin B. Marsh, the former Chief Executive Officer and Board of Directors Chairman of SCANA Corporation, will plead guilty in federal court to charges of conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud.
RCSD looking for woman accused of using a stolen credit card
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says they are looking for a woman who is accused of using a stolen credit card to purchase $2,600 in gift cards and other items at the Ballentine Walmart.
Lyft to provide 60 million rides to people getting vaccinated for COVID-19.
Ride share company, Lyft, announced it will provide 60 million rides to and from COVID-19 vaccination sites in uninsured, at-risk and low income communities.
