Air conditioning manufacturer brings hundreds of new jobs to Palmetto State
Trane expects to triple its workforce by expanding its Columbia plant to 1 million square feet
One business is bringing more jobs to South Carolina.
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Deputies release composite sketch of suspect involved in Orangeburg home invasion
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office released the composite drawing of one of two suspects involved in home invasion.
Publix donates $150,000 to Harvest Hope Food Bank in support of hunger relief efforts
A major grocery store chain made a sizable donation to a local food bank.
Cayce Elementary unveils mural painted by local artist and entire 5th grade class
Things are more colorful at one Midlands elementary school.
Police searching for gunman after armed robbery of Fatz Cafe in Orangeburg
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office is searching for a gunman involved in the armed robbery of an Orangeburg restaurant.
Conference held to address church security, local authorities weigh in
With recent attacks, locally and nationally, church security is an issue that continues to be a concern.
With recent attacks, locally and nationally, church security is an issue that continues to be a concern.
Samsung donates $100,000 to Columbia’s Fisher House
Today, Samsung donated $100,000 to support Columbia’s Fisher House.
Columbia Police announce traffic safety checkpoints
Columbia Police Dept. logo (FILE) Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The Columbia Police Department is asking you to make sure that you are adhering to all of the rules of the road as you head out, especially this week. If you are not paying attention while you’re driving, don’t worry, Columbia police will be. According to Columbia PD twitter page the…
Lexington County middle school student charged after making bomb threats, deputies say
A Beechwood Middle School student is charged with making threats to a school after another classmate overheard the student saying something about a bomb in his book bag, according to Lexington One School District.
Gas prices cheaper this Labor Day: AAA
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Drivers planning on a last minute vacation this Labor day weekend will pay less at the pump. Drivers in South Carolina are paying an average $2.23, that’s 28 cents less than last year, according to AAA. According to AAA Carolinas, 502,640 South Carolinians will hit the road for one last vacation. The number is a 3% increase…
