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State Museum: Halloween in Oz

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Families get in your best costume and join the State Museum for a party. Enjoy Halloween games, activities and a trick or treat scavenger hunt at the State Museum on Halloween from 5pm to 10pm. There will also be ghost tours, children’s costume contest and the Wizard of Oz 4-D experience. According to the Museum, General admission starting…

Copper horses and original art take over Camden

Vintage Market Days begin Friday in Camden

CAMDEN SC (WOLO)-Vintage Market Days, a three-day vintage event opens in Camden on Friday.  According to organizers, the market will feature everything from art, true vintage finds, antiques, clothing, jewelry, home and outdoor decor, and more. Market Days is being held at the Camden City Arena, 517 Bull Street in Camden.   Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features

Good Behavior: The Balancing Act

Pamela Eyring explains that balancing act for happiness with Tyler Ryan

  COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)–The world moves a thousand miles and hour, and between career, home, family, and community obligations.  According to Protocol School of Washington President Pamela Eyring, with everything swirling around, it is often hard to remember to take some “me” time. Eyring offers these tips: Prioritize Your Life: Remember that you do have more control over your life…

Growing whiskers is doing more than saving money on razors

The F3 Lexington Whiskers for Wheels fund raiser continues toward their mission

LEXINGTON SC (WOLO)- F3 Lexington, F3 Lake Murray and F3 Columbia are whiskers deep in a fund raising effort to purchase a Hoyt Racing Chair.  The chair allows children and adults who cannot walk to participate in walks, hikes, and runs. According to Whiskers for Wheels organizer Troy Fite, 45 men in the Midlands have raised over $3000 of the…

The man with no need for a hat comes to Lexington

The Village Square Theatre's production of Sleepy Hallow opens this weekend

LEXINGTON SC (WOLO)–Sleepy Hollow, the time honored tale of a jittery school master and a horseman with no head rides its way to the stage at the Village Square Theatre this weekend, with the Chris Cook adaptation of the classic book. According to Cook, who not only wrote the play, based on the 1820 Washington Irving novel, but plays Ichabod…