Richland Co. Utilities discuss project that proposes to extend current water system
Richland County Utility officials held a meeting tonight to discuss a project that will extend the county’s current water system.
(ABC Columbia/FILE) All Richland Library locations closed on May 22nd for training. Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The Richland Library is giving some area teenagers a chance to spend a little bit of their summer break enjoying a Friday night out, well, really, locked in. The library is hosting a special after hours event for youth between the ages of 12…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — A vote scheduled to take place today on the University of South Carolina’s new president will not take place. On Thursday, Trustee Charles Williams filed a restraining order saying he and the other trustees received three days notice for a possible meeting. South Carolina law says they need at least five days in order for a…
Richland County Utility officials held a meeting tonight to discuss a project that will extend the county’s current water system.
In the immediate future, the USC Board of Trustees will not be meeting to vote on a new president.
The American Red Cross says they have an “emergency need” for all blood types.
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department says a Texas man in connection with the burglary of the Best Buy on Two Notch Road has been arrested.
LEXINGTON, SC (WOLO) —- Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has identified the young boy she says was discovered unresponsive in a relative’s swimming pool earlier today. According to Fisher, 10 year old Mack D. Bonnett, from Pelion was found by a family member still face down in the water. Bonnett was pronounced dead just before noon Thursday. Fisher says an…
A Columbia native, and petty officer with the U.S. Coast Guard, is now home after competing in the Department of Defense Warrior Games.
Anderson Police Department is investigating the burning of American flags at the Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Trustee Charles Williams tells ABC Columbia that he filed a temporary restraining order, which was granted on Thursday by Judge Robert Hood to not have a Board of Trustees meeting tomorrow.