Pfizer, Moderna expected to make billlions in COVID-19 vaccine revenue next year
The companies that developed the coronavirus vaccine stand to make record-breaking sales in the coming months.
Author: Mike Olson
DHEC: 3,137 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, 42 additional deaths in SC
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control released the latest coronavirus numbers.
Arrest made in Wrightway BP burglary
Deputies with the Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office say they arrested a suspect in connection with a burglary that took place at the Wrightway BP on Highway 34.
TIME names Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as 2020 “Person of the Year”
TIME Magazine names both President-elect Biden and Vice President-elect Harris as 2020’s “Person of the Year.”
SCSO accepting donations for “Helping Hands Project” to protect domestic violence victims
While the holidays are often a time of joy, for some in the Midlands it can also be a time of struggle. The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office hopes to change that with the “Helping Hands Project” that works to protect victims of domestic violence.
Harbison West Elementary receives backpacks filled with school supplies, toys from UofSC sorority
Students at Harbison West Elementary School were on the receiving end of a generous donation from a sorority at the University of South Carolina this holiday season.
Richland Co. deputies hand out gift cards to drivers
On Thursday, the Richland County Sheriff’s Department was handing out more than speeding tickets. Deputies surprised drivers with Outback gift cards.
Delta Airlines changing policies to allow for easier travel during pandemic
Delta Airlines is changing their policies to allow more flexible traveling during the pandemic.
Starbucks planning to open up 22,000 additional stores over the next decade
Coffee drinkers are getting some good news, Starbucks is planning to open 22,000 additional stores.
Thousands of needy kids will receive toys this year thanks to donations from LMC and the Salvation Army
More than 2,000 children in the Midlands are still in need of toys to unwrap this holiday season, and community members came out in droves to the Lexington Medical Center to help fill the bus along with the Salvation Army.
