If you’re hitting the lake for the holiday, the Department of Natural Resources will have courtesy boat inspections at public boat landings this weekend. Tickets will not be written for violations, but boaters will be given an opportunity to correct the problem.
Uber announced it is offering free rides to vaccine sites across the country, including here in the Midlands.
The Fifth Circuit Solicitor’s Office says a Richland County woman was sentenced to 20 years in prison for a shooting incident in the Rosewood Community in February 2017.
On Sunday, quilts coated the steps of the Statehouse, all to thank our veterans for their service. The Quilts of Valor Foundation works to bring comfort and healing to service members and veterans touched by war, through their quilts.
You can join local law enforcement and firefighters in the Battle of the Badges Blood Drive. It starts Friday from 7 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Richland County Decker Center and at the Charles Drew Wellness Center.
You can get your COVID-19 vaccine at the Saint James AME Church this Thursday. The vaccine clinic is open from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the church on Henderson Street.
Prisma Health is changing the dates and times at its vaccination sites.
CHESTER CO. S.C. (WCCB): The manhunt is intensifying in South Carolina Sunday evening, as law enforcement officers feel they are closing in on murder suspect Tyler Terry. Terry along with his girlfriend Adrienne Simpson are described as a modern-day “Bonnie and Clyde.” Simpson was arrested when the car she was traveling in with Terry crashed after a high-speed chase with…
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Sunday, the Department of Health and Environmental announced 192 cases of COVID-19, and 10 additional deaths in South Carolina. DHEC also reported 130 probable cases. South Carolina has reported 490,380 cases and 8,528 total deaths. Of the most recent tests taken, DHEC reported a 2.4% positivity rate. Categories: Local News, State Tags: COVID-19, SC DHEC
COLUMBIA (WOLO): Saturday, the Department of Health and Environmental Control announced 205 new cases of COVID-19, along with 121 probable cases. Another 4 deaths have also been reported. South Carolina has now reported a total of 490,176 cases of COVID-19 since the pandemic began, and 8,517 total deaths. DHEC also reports a 2.3% positivity rate. Categories: Local News, State Tags:…
