Image: The COMET /ABC FILE Columbia,SC (WOLO)— The COMET has teamed up with several schools to help students, school employees, and faculty get to and from their destinations for free. COMET says the goal is two fold. By making transportation more convenient and accessible, organizers of the program says it will also teach those who are unfamiliar with the public…
Prisma Health Columbia, SC (WOLO)— At Prisma Health–Midlands, we believe that since risk-taking is a natural part of adolescence, our youth need the opportunity to see the consequences of their choices. That’s exactly what a project is aimed at doing through the iniative, Project READY (Realistic Education about Dying Young), a reality-based injury prevention program, will help expose young adults…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — It was move in day on the campus of Columbia International University (CIU) . the return to that campus was evident with the scene of familiar moving boxes and rush of students that could be seen across campus and near housing units. CIU has an incoming class of 210 students this year. Categories: Local News
Richland County Coroner Gary Watts has released the name of the second man slain at a club on Bush River Road.
Columbia Police say a shooting has happened overnight on Olive Drive and Farrow Road and is under investigation.
According to Lexington County deputies, a Lexington man was shot by the resident of a home he broke into on Sunday morning.
LEXINGTON, S.C. (WOLO) — A Meadow Glen Middle School student is no longer allowed on any Lexington District One property after sending some “alarming threats” about another school in the district. Lexington District One says a parent of Lexington District One discovered the texts on their child’s cellphone and interpreted as a threat made to Lexington Middle School. Administrators at…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The Carolina Panthers are scoring a partnership off the field by donating to Midlands schools. Today the Carolina Panthers, along with several charitable groups provided five thousand backpacks with school supplies to some students in Richland School District One. 500 students at Columbia’s Forest Heights Elementary school received backpacks today. Categories: Local News, Richland
Earlier this month, Columbia City Council unanimously voted to allow people to pay off their parking tickets in purchasing school supplies. The school supplies had to be equal value to the amount owed on the parking ticket.
The Camden Police Department are asking residents to review outdoor camera footage in hopes to identify individuals who broke into several vehicles in the City of Camden.
