Midlands mask mandates return due to COVID surge
The cities hope to work with customers and businesses, but refusing to comply could come with a $25 to $100 fine.
The cities hope to work with customers and businesses, but refusing to comply could come with a $25 to $100 fine.
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The South Carolina State Museum is marking September 11th with a special weekend offer. First responders, active military and veterans will be admitted for free Saturday and Sunday.
According to the Richland County Sheriff’s Department, Deputy Chief Chris Cowan has been selected as the next Police Chief in the City of Cayce.
Troopers say a pedestrian was fatally hit by a truck on Oakland Avenue in Richland.
Dr. Traxler says the state has seen a slight uptick in vaccination rates compared to the summer months, but says more progress needs to be made.
In just the first week of school, Lexington One School District saw more than 300 COVID cases. This number is more than in any week in the previous school year.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Get ready for a Fall Fest. On Thursday, September 16th more than 20 local restaurants and chefs are serving up some of their delicious favorites in Sumter at Swan Lake Iris Gardens. The adult only event runs from 6pm to 8:30pm. Tickets are on sale now for $35 but limited tickets will be available at the gate for…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The City of Columbia has passed an emergency mask ordinance. The City Council held an emergency meeting Wednesday on the measure. According to the City, the ordinance, which goes into effect immediately requires mask in all buildings open to the general public. Masks will be required for everyone ages 5 and over. Violators could face fines of…
WEST COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–The West Columbia City Council approved an emergency mask mandate Wednesday. The Council convened Wednesday afternoon to approve the mandate, which requires masks in all buildings open to the general public. Violators could face fines of up to $25. The ordinance goes into effect Friday, September 10 at 6am. Categories: Lexington, Local News Tags: West Columbia