Mother of Trayvon Martin, Sybrina Fulton to give Benedict commencement address
The mother of slain teen, Trayvon Martin slated to give 2018 Winter Commencement at Benedict College
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Salvation Army Angel Trees are up, stop by and become an ‘angel’
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–This holiday season, you have a chance to be an ‘Angel’ for Christmas. ABC Columbia is a proud sponsor of the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree project. The Angel Tree features the names of children in the Midlands who may not have a visit from Santa without your help. Just grab a name off the tree, it features the…
Preview of the annual Tiger Burn
Josh Berry live at the USC Tiger Burn 2018
Give back to those in need with the Bountiful Harvest event
Bountiful Harvest will take place at the Town of Lexington Municipal Complex at 111 Maiden Lane in Lexington Co.
Festival of Trees brings magic to the Midlands
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–The ‘Festival of Trees’ is underway this weekend in the Midlands. You can check out all the decorated designs. The trees will be on display at the South Carolina State Museum. It features decorated evergreens, wreaths and other holiday items. The event raises money for Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital. WHO: Thousands of guests will experience the magic of…
Lower Richland Alumni Foundation hosts Black and Gold Gala
ABC Columbia’s Curtis Wilson spoke with representatives of Lower Richland Alumni Foundation’s Black and Gold Gala.
Curtis Wilson talks with Homeland Security on immigration
Curtis Wilson sat down with Ms. Pamela Wilson, public affairs officer at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security about immigration.
It was the most watched finale in TV history, but started out as a movie
Cast members from Village Square Theater's MASH joined Tyler Ryan on GMC
LEXINGTON SC (WOLO)–It started in 1970 with a film about a mobile army surgical hospital or MASH, and the wacky doctors who stitched up the wounded soldiers who fought in the Korean War. The popularity of the movie led to a TV series that lasted nearly four times longer than the war itself, ending with the most watch TV series…
Parents should think twice before accepting medication for their children
Kenneth Moton explains what questions parents should ask about their hospitalized child’s antibiotic prescriptions.
Chief Meteorologist John Farley brings holiday cheer to Vista Lights
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