If you’ve ever received an emoji that looked like a half-melted yellow marshmallow with a face, you can blame Google.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – Richland Library is hosting almost two dozen Midlands businesses Saturday for a job fair geared at young adults. The target age range is 16 to 24, but anyone looking for employment is welcome. Be sure to bring copies of your resume and dress professionally. The fair runs from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the library’s main…
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)-If the idea of fighting traffic on the way to the grocery store, driving in circles looking for parking, trying to find every BOGO deal possible, only to stand in a long line waiting for a customer two people away count endless coupons and pay with a check that hasn’t been filled out yet doesn’t excite you, there…
A group of business school friends has raised almost $100,000 in a Kickstarter campaign to start making “RompHims,” a romper for men the group describes as both stylish and comfortable.
Lucy Capers hopes to pass along her love of learning to her family.
Graduation day is a time for those in caps and gowns to reflect on their accomplishments. But Saturday’s ceremony at Texas Southern University will be remembered for one of its uninvited guests: a pet snake named Persia.
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) — It’s a simple jump to say that the power of philanthropy is in the purse – or even the wallet- but in the case of the annual event sponsored by the United Way and the Midlands chapter of Women and Philanthropy, its takes on a more literal meaning. The 14th Power of the Purse event promises to…
The fiancee of former NFL player Aaron Hernandez is speaking out publicly for the first time.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – South Carolinians who wish to get a REAL ID-compliant card, can start filing paperwork at Department of Motor Vehicle branches across the state, beginning Monday. You do not need a REAL ID-compliant card to do many of the things your current license allows you to do. The state was authorized to begin working towards full compliance…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – The American Heart Association is holding its annual Midlands Go Red for Women Luncheon this week. Good Morning Columbia’s Grace Joyal sat down with this year’s chairwoman, Liz McMillan, to talk about why this event is crucial to AHA’s mission. Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features Tags: American Heart Association, go red, Heart disease, women’s health
