State lawmakers call for federal legislation to help farmers
At the Statehouse today, lawmakers and groups that represent farmers in South Carolina called for legislation at the federal level to help farmers with issues they’ve been facing.
Author: Mike Olson
First African American Poet Laureate of Charleston to speak at Benedict Honors Program induction
Next Tuesday, the first African American Poet Laureate of Charleston will be the keynote speaker of the Induction of Scholars into the Benedict College Honors Program.
Local Living: Bull Street Fan Fest coming to Segra Park, food tour in downtown Columbia this Saturday and more!
Local Living: Bull Street Fan Fest coming to Segra Park, food tour in downtown Columbia this Saturday and more!
State leaders speak in support of SC Conservation Enhancement Act
Wednesday afternoon, Governor Henry McMaster and other members of the General Assembly spoke with the public in support of the South Carolina Conservation Enhancement Act.
Home Instead looking to hire caregivers at event Thursday
Home Instead, a provider of in-home senior care in the Midlands, is holding a hiring event tomorrow.
Richland Library St. Andrews hosting vaccine clinic Tuesday
If you’re still in need of a COVID-19 shot, the Richland Library location on Broad River Road is having a vaccine clinic tomorrow.
Lexington PD looking for missing man with history of mental health issues
UPDATE: The Lexington Police Department says Wood was found this afternoon and taken to a hospital for care.
DHEC: 1,611 new cases of COVID-19, 166 additional virus related deaths in SC
DHEC reports 1,611 new cases of COVID-19 and 166 additional virus related deaths in the Palmetto State.
Irmo PD: High speed chase leads to arrest Tuesday
Irmo Police have arrested a man accused of leading them on a high speed chase Tuesday.
DHEC encourages pregnant women to get vaccinated against COVID-19, per CDC study
DHEC is encouraging all pregnant women across the state to get their COVID-19 vaccine, after a new study from the CDC found babies whose mothers got the two-dose shots have a reduced risk of being hospitalized with the disease for the first six months of their lives.
