Wells Fargo donates $50,000 to Harvest Hope Food Bank
Food insecurity is on the rise this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but thanks to a generous donation from Wells Fargo, many local families in need will now have holiday meals on the table.
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Oliver Gospel Mission opens up coffee shop in downtown Columbia
Oliver Gospel Mission celebrated the opening of their brand new coffee shop in downtown Columbia this morning.
Jim Hudson Automotive Group donates new emergency response vehicle to the Red Cross
Keith Hudson, president of Jim Hudson Automotive Group, donated a new energy efficient emergency response vehicle to the Red Cross on Wednesday.
Governor McMaster urges South Carolinians to remain vigilant as more test positive for COVID-19
A record number of South Carolinians are testing positive for COVID-19, and today in an address, Governor Henry McMaster urged people to remain vigilant.
Allied Air Enterprises building new facility in Orangeburg County, creating 20 new jobs
In a statement released Wednesday by the Office of the Governor, Allied Air Enterprises, Inc. announced plans to build a new facility in Orangeburg County.
SC Gov. McMaster on vaccines: this will not be a fast process
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster updated the state Wednesday on Coronavirus efforts. During the address, McMaster discussed his desire to keep students in the classroom as much as possible, the governor saying he does not have the authority to force schools to open five days a week, saying if he had that power, he would have done…
Dominion Energy employees hand out hundreds of food baskets to needy families in the Midlands
Wednesday morning, employees with Dominion Energy handed out about 375 food baskets to families in need in the Midlands.
Silver Airways to begin service at Columbia Metropolitan Airport
Next week, new flights will be taking off from Columbia Metropolitan Airport.
Bond request denied for man on trial for 2013 shooting that left a UofSC student paralyzed
Bond has been denied for the man awaiting a retrial, in the 2013 shooting that paralyzed University of South Carolina freshman Martha Childress.
Dr. Saria Soccocio of Prisma Health discusses how South Carolinians can prevent the spread of COVID-19
As coronavirus cases rise in South Carolina, ABC Columbia spoke to Dr. Saria Soccocio of Prisma Health about how all South Carolinians can help slow the spread of the virus.
