Local Living: Vets’ Christmas Charity Ride, Cram-A-Cruiser, Holiday Lights on the River
Local Living: Check out some events to get you and your family in the holiday spirit!
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Orangeburg County investigators seeking information related to fatal Saturday shooting
Sheriff Leroy Ravenell announced investigators are seeking information related to a fatal shooting that happened on Saturday.
2 wanted in connection with Kershaw County double homicide
Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office says two people are wanted in connection with a Monday double homicide.
Report: South Carolina zeroing in on next athletic director
ESPN-South Carolina working toward hiring TCU athletic director Jeremiah Donati as the school’s new athletic director, sources told ESPN’s Pete Thamel. Donati has been the athletic director at TCU since December of 2017, and he’s been at the school since 2011. Current AD Ray Tanner announced he would step away from the position in September. Categories: Local News, Local Sports,…
2 inmates overdose at detention center, say Richland County deputies
RCSD says deputies responded to Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center after two inmates overdosed on Tuesday evening.
SCDOT to temporarily close US 378 off-ramp to US 601 for road work
The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) will temporarily close and detour the US 378 eastbound off-ramp to US 601 for road work beginning on Monday.
SCDPH encourages residents to get flu shots during National Influenza Vaccination Week
In recognition of National Influenza Vaccination Week the South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is urging residents who have not gotten their annual flu shot to do in advance of upcoming seasonal and holiday gatherings.
SC Board of Education votes on book bans
The South Carolina Board of Education meets to discuss the banning of two books. Click here to see their decision.
USC football players join ‘Family Promise’ for a Christmas shopping spree
USC Football players team up with a local organization to take kids on a Christmas shopping spree
OCSD merges district’s middle schools while adding additional space
Tuesday, school officials celebrated the new addition to William J. Clark Middle School, a 28,000 square foot classroom space which will accommodate the arrival of more students from Howard Middle.
