Dominion Energy rewards 8 non-profits ahead of Midlands Gives!
Dominion Energy’s recent drawing on ABC Columbia picked 8 non-profits to give them $2,000 ahead of Midlands Gives.
Dominion Energy’s recent drawing on ABC Columbia picked 8 non-profits to give them $2,000 ahead of Midlands Gives.
Image:The Ram Foundation logo Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The Ram Foundation is opening up registration for their free summer camp that promises to exercise children’s minds just as much as their bodies while school is out of session. Organizers tell us the foundation which has been running for the past 14 years, provides a safe place for children to go…
Image: Cola Concerts Series (Ziggy Marley) Columbia, SC (WOLO) — It’s back! The ‘Cola Concert Series’ is coming back to the Midlands with summer shows expected to heat things up. Tuesday organizers announced the series kick-off featuring Reggae sensation, 8 time Grammy award winning, producer, musician, activists, and humanitarian Ziggy Marley. Marley, the oldest son to Reggae legend Bob and…
Midlands Gives kicks off next week. It’s a time to donate to local non profits, and we’re shining the spotlight on the Hospice and Palliative Care Foundation.
Curtis suited up in the reflective vest to clean Five Points ahead of the City of Columbia’s Career Fair on April 26.
Curtis got the chance to speak with the Lake Murray Gymnastics Boys Team as they preare for the Eastern National Championship!
A pup named Toby Keith has just been named “oldest dog living.” So, how old is old?
LEXINGTON SC (WOLO) — April is Occupational Therapy month, celebrating the 127,000 practicing OT in the United States alone. According to CORA Health’s Hima Dalal, occupational therapy is a global health care profession. It involves the use of assessment and intervention to develop, recover and maintain the skills needed for daily living, work life balance, and recreational activity for…
Curtis Wilson spoke with author Velecia L. Williams’ about her new book “Sales Ain’t That Hard” on Good Morning Columbia.
Since 1989, Carolina Wildlife has been dedicated to the medical care, and a return to the the great outdoors, wildlife in the Palmetto State. According to Executive Director Janie Lauve, the organization started in a garage, treating the number of squirrels who were “falling from trees,” after Hurricane Hugo. Lauve says that the first year, they treated about 100 animals,…