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‘Carolina Lights’ delivers holiday drive thru light show at SC State Fairgrounds

If you're looking for a holiday light show, you can head to the South Carolina State Fairgrounds and you don't have to get out of your car

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– If you’re looking for a holiday light show, you can head to the South Carolina State Fairgrounds and you don’t have to get out of your car. ‘Carolina Lights’ is a drive-thru holiday light show that features more than 100 led light displays. As you drive through the fairgrounds you can see the 12 days of Christmas,…

New low cost carrier begins service out of CAE

Silver Airways begins flights out of CAE for as low as $49 dollars one way

Image: Silverlight Airlines Columbia, SC (WOLO) –Silver Airways has announced they will begin service out of Columbia Metropolitan Airport, (CAE) today Thursday, December 17, 2020. The low-cost carrier, will be the fourth partnership at CAE, offering fares as low as $49 dollars one way.  For the launch of the new service, Silver Airways will fly to Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and…

Holiday Light drive thru ‘Carolina Lights’ brightens the SC State Fairgrounds

Crysty Vaughan takes a look a Holiday Happening at the State Faigrounds

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– If you’re looking for a holiday light show, you can head to the South Carolina State Fairgrounds and you don’t have to get out of your car. ‘Carolina Lights’ is a drive-thru holiday light show that features more than 100 led light displays. As you drive through the fairgrounds you can see the 12 days of Christmas,…

‘Dancing with the Stars’ judge tests positive for COVID

Judge Carrie Ann Inaba says she followed all safety protocols and hopes this serves as a reminder to be safe this holiday

(CNN) — ‘Dancing With the Stars’ judge Carrie Ann Inaba has revealed that she tested positive for coronavirus. Inaba shared the news on Instagram. she said she is staying home in accordance with CDC guidelines. her symptoms include a fever, bad cough, and body aches. Inaba added that her diagnosis comes despite the fact that she had been following all…

Fort Jackson Soldiers, Trainees get ready to head home for the holidays

Groups allowed to go home will have to undergo a two week controlled monitoring period

Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Thousands of trainees and soldiers will head home for the holidays, if their destination has been approved. Fort Jackson will let people leave starting Thursday December 17th and returning when training resumes Wednesday January 19th 2021 after a 2 week controlled monitoring period. Fort Jackson officials say Transportation Planners and Travel Officers have worked for months…