Local Living: King Day at the Dome
Local Living: King Day at the Dome
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Spring Lake management under fire for lack of action as residents scramble to find new homes
“It’s a shame that people will treat others this way,” says resident Dona Edmonds.
FAPD: Person responsible for multiple neighborhood fires arrested
Forest Acres has arrested a person officers say is responsible for the 6 fires that happened on Sunday, Jan. 13.
Lexington gang member sentenced to two-years after pleading guilty to escaping from federal re-entry facility
A Lexington gang member has been sentenced to two years after pleading guilty to escaping from a federal re-entry facility.
Player wins lottery after letting clerk pick ticket
A customer at a Manning convenience store won $500,000 after they asked the clerk to pick out a lottery ticket, said officials.
Richland Co. Rep. files articles of Impeachment of treasurer following $1.8 billion accounting error
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)– Thursday morning Richland County Representative Heather Bauer announced she has filed articles of impeachment against SC Treasurer Curtis Loftis. Bauer says, over almost a decade, the treasurer knew or should have known of serious reporting errors. The filing follows the results of a financial audit that discovered an accounting error compounded over a number of years lead…
Columbia Police investigating suspicious Cardamom Court death
Columbia Police is investigating a suspicious death that happened in the 100 block of Cardamom Court, said investigators.
King Day at the Dome new clear bag policy
There is a new security measure coming to this year’s king Day at the Dome ceremony.
Banning cellphones in schools gains popularity in red and blue states
At least eight states — California, Florida, Indiana, Louisiana, Minnesota, Ohio, South Carolina and Virginia — have enacted measures banning or restricting students’ use of cellphones in schools.
$1.8 billion isn’t missing after all in South Carolina but questions remain about accounting error
It turns out that $1.8 billion in South Carolina state funds weren’t just sitting in a bank account waiting to be spent.
