A new fix for back issues – without losing mobility – called TOPS. Dr. Brett Gunter explained it to Tyler Ryan
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) – Visual impairments resulting from these conditions can manifest in various ways, including dizziness, loss of peripheral vision, hemianopsia (loss of vision in half of the visual field), blurriness, sensitivity to light, and one-sided neglect. These impairments not only affect one's ability to perform daily activities but also pose significant safety risks, increasing the likelihood of falls…
Quality Assurance Coach Ulonda D. Drayton shares some tips on how to manage stress during National Stress Awareness Month.
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) – After 10 years of professional baseball in Columbia, the Fireflies have changed their name…at least for now…to The Grits. Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features Tags: Fireflies, grits, tyler ryan
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) – April 26 is National Pretzel Day, so the GMC Crew celebrated with The Philly Pretzel Factory. Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features Tags: lindsey goodwin, pretzel factory, tyler ryan
Grammy-nominated gospel artist, Pastor Travis Greene’s debut book “Are You Praying for the Wrong Thing?” releases on May 14.
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO) – After a year of planning and weeks of promoting, the Columbia Food and Wine Festival returns to the Capital City. Over the next few days (Wednesday – Sunday) over 100 local restaurants, breweries, and bars will all come together sharing some of the most amazing food and drinks around. The Tyler’s Travels Team was live at…
The Lower Richland Sweet Potato Festival is this Saturday from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. at Hopkins Park, 6940 Lower Richland Boulevard.
BLYTHEWOOD SC (WOLO) – For the fourteenth year, the Blythewood Rodeo welcomes the clowns, cowboys, cowgirls, broncs, and even a crown to the community favorite. The Tyler’s Travels Desperate For Ratings Tour spent the morning in B-Town to get a full behind the scenes look. Door for the rodeo open at 5:30 both Friday and Saturday, with the action…
The Carolina Band announced they have been chosen to march in the 2024 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. 400 band and faculty from the University of South Carolina are headed to NYC.
