In honor of Black History Month, Midlands Technical College invited alumni of the historic Harbison Institute to preview local art exhibit dedicated to the forgotten children of slavery.
On Thursday, February 21, Recruiting Solutions will be hosting a job fair to fill industrial, office professional and information technology positions in Columbia, South Carolina in addition to manufacturing jobs in Camden, SC.
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Cayce, S.C. (WOLO)– The Lexington Co. Coroner’s Office says a man died after being hit by a car in Cayce Tuesday night. Coroner Margaret Fisher says Terry Sparks, 58, was walking in the roadway on Old Frink St. when he was hit. Officials say the driver stopped and tried to render aid. Fisher says sparks was taken to the hospital…
Columbia Police have released this surveillance image of a suspect accused of a road rage shooting on Bluff Road near I-77 Tuesday.
COLUMBIA S.C. (WOLO)- Tax expert, Kadenia Javis from Javis Financial Services stops by Good Morning Columbia to explain the impacts 2017 Tax Overhaul, and what those changes could mean for tax payers. Among those changes, tax payers will no longer be able to deduct “entertainment” as a business expense, renovations or upgrades of personal properties (aside from rental properties), and…
Highway Patrol says a pedestrian was killed after being hit by a vehicle on Tuesday at Old Frink Street near Bell Street.
SUMTER, S.C. (WOLO) – Sumter police have now identified a man found shot and are working to locate a person he was seen with before his death. Raphel Heywood Bostic, 29, of Columbia, was found dead at about 1:15 p.m. Saturday after railway workers spotted his body down an embankment from railroad tracks at Cook and South streets in Sumter….
Columbia Police believe road rage may have led to a shooting Tuesday (2/19) afternoon.
Vice President Mike Pence is set to visit the Midlands Thursday to visit a newly built theater created in one of Columbia’s Opportunity Zones.
