Local Living: State Fair opens its gates tomorrow, ‘Spooktacular Halloween Party’ later this month and more!
Local Living: State Fair opens its gates tomorrow, ‘Spooktacular Halloween Party’ later this month and more!
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Columbia native and former NFL player speaks with students at Columbia International University
Spring Valley graduate and former Seattle Seahawks player Michael Boulware visited Columbia International University this afternoon to talk with students about spiritual issues and matters of faith.
SC drivers can get a new license plate that helps raise money for cancer research.
A new ‘Drivers for a Cure’ license plate is coming to the Palmetto State, which will raise money for cancer research.
Prosperity man facing seven charges related to the sexual exploitation of minors
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson says a Newberry County man faces seven charges related to the sexual exploitation of minors.
Polls now open for Lexington-Richland Five School Board special election
Voting is now underway to fill a vacant seat in the Lexington-Richland District Five School Board.
Correctional officer accused of sexual misconduct with an inmate in Rembert
A correctional officer in the Midlands has been fired after being accused of having sex with an inmate.
The S.C. State Fair returns tomorrow “Stronger, Safer than ever”
The more than 150 year tradition is back, but with COVID still raging they are taking exstensive precautions
Courtesy: SC State Fair Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The fall season is finally here and that means that the 2021 South Carolina State Fair is less than a month away. Last year in 2020, like with many events, the annual tradition was forced to take a different approach in order to allow fair goers to celebrate safely without the risk…
Orangeburg DPS investigating the death of a two-year-old child
Police are investigating a 2-year-old’s death as possible abuse.
City of Columbia opens up new payment center on Harden Street
The center will have 10 employees and the center serves approximately 2,500 in-person customers a week.
1st executive to head to prison in doomed nuclear project
By Jeffrey Collins
A former utility executive who lied to ratepayers and regulators costing billions of dollars after he found out a pair of nuclear reactors being built in South Carolina were hopelessly behind schedule will soon be heading to prison for two years.
