Sink your teeth into some unique hot dogs at Greedy Rascals!
Sink your teeth into some unique hot dogs at Greedy Rascals AKA The Hot Dog Bar on St. Andrews Road in Columbia!
Digital Exclusives and Features
Columbia’s going bald for childhood cancer research in St. Baldrick’s fundraiser!
The 16th Annual St. Baldrick’s Foundation’s Head-Shaving fundraiser starts Saturday to raise funds for childhood cancer research.
Mattel set to unveil newest line of diverse Barbie dolls
Mattel is set to release their new 2022 Barbie Fashionista collection which will be available in June at a variety of mass retailers.
Pawmetto Pet of the Week: Betsy
Meet Betsy! She’s the latest Pet of the Week and is looking for a new home!
Travel the globe at home at the Columbia International Festival this month!
Columbia is going global at the Columbia International Festival at the State Fairgrounds from May 21 to the 22.
‘Black-ish’ star Anthony Anderson graduates college
Anderson says "It's never too late" after graduating from Howard University over the weekend
Anthony Anderson is officially a college graduate.
Curtis speaks with Hall of Famer Mike Singletary about his non-profit to help the youth
Pro Football Hall of Famer Mike Singletary speaks with Curtis about his non-profit “Changing Our Perspective.”
Mother’s Day spending expected to hit record breaking high
Mother’s Day spending is expected to hit another record-breaking high this year.
For the Health of It: Using OT/PT as a complementary treatment
Tyler Ryan speaks with Hima Dalal about how non-traditional approaches to healthcare work with conventional treatments
LEXINGTOS SC (WOLO) Complementary therapies are a group of different treatments which lie outside mainstream medical or traditional therapy care. According to CORA Health’s Hima Dalal, Traditions therapies are a conventional approach the medicinal, surgical, and exercise protocols still follow. Complementary therapy in addition, enhances, expedites, and helps to fill the gaps in a patient’s limitations to progress towards their…
Fill your belly, your heart, and help raise money for the LLS
Tyler Ryan learns about the Taco Tailgate for Leukemia and Lymphoma research
LEXINGTON SC (WOLO) – Each year, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society hosts their Man/Woman of The Year, where each candidate is tasked with raising money for research and treatments of this often deadly affliction. The LLS also asks students to compete in the appropriately named Student of the Year competition. This year, in Lexington, one of the candidates knows the…
