The Oscar’s Hefty Price Tag
We are only a few weeks away from The Academy Awards and the stars are getting ready as Oscar organizer’s get ready to spend some serious dough.
We are only a few weeks away from The Academy Awards and the stars are getting ready as Oscar organizer’s get ready to spend some serious dough.
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)–On Saturday, put on your best stretchy pants, pick up an industrial size bottle of Tums and several sticks of gum…you just might need them all. That is, of course, if you are going to do a little…or a lot…of taste testing at the 20th Historic Society Chili Cook-Off. Over twenty cooking teams will be judged and ultimately…
With an average of one wandering case a day in our state, the Alzheimer’s Association of South Carolina is warning families about the signs your loved one could be at risk.
ORANGEBURG SC (WOLO)- Columbia native turned national comedian Mike Goodwin joins Steve Wannamaker and other comedians in Orangeburg Saturday night to raise money for Links, Incorporated. According to organizers, the organization works with many charities around the Orangeburg community, with a special focus on providing scholarships to students at SC State. The Night of Laughter will start at 7:00 PM…
For the first time in a decade, General Mills is adding a new marshmallow shape to its Lucky Charms cereal.
An 11-year-old Pennsylvania boy was surprised, and surprisingly, excited, when he received a summons in the mail to serve on jury duty.
Scientists are working to determine whether a human femur bone, uncovered from the famed Whydah pirate shipwreck site, belongs to the infamous pirate, Sam Bellamy.
A seven-year-old Colorado girl was devastated when no one showed up to her birthday party, but her sadness quickly turned to excitement when Disney princess Elsa arrived to lift her spirits.
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COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)-Several months ago, local entrepreneur Raquel Adams created an art competition and challenged local high school and college students to submit works in an effort to teach business. With over 40 entries, four pieces of work have been turned into wearable art, and will be available for sale at DMR Fashion. To celebrate the hard work of all…