Columbia Water Announces Road Closures for Main & College Streets
City of Columbia officials want to warn you that Main and College Streets will be closed from October 2nd to the 24th.
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Lead the Table networking session
Columbia, SC (WOLO) —The Central Carolina Community Foundation hosted Lead the Table, a training and networking session for those who wish to become leaders for On the Table. The session focuses on how to drive conversations aiming to better their community. attendees will receive their host tool kit with conversation guides and suggested prompts. For more information on how to…
University of South Carolina President Pastides to deliver annual ‘State of University’
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– University of South Carolina President Harris Pastides is set to deliver his annual address on the ‘State of the University’ Wednesday morning. According to university officials, President Pastides will discuss his 10 years as President of USC, he will also talk about growth, increasing research funding and improving access for all South Carolinians. The USC marching band, the Mighty…
Search for Byron Lyons “armed and dangerous”
Police are hoping you can help them locate a man accused of a shooting they say is considered armed and dangerous,
New Don’t Quit Fitness Center
A new fitness center is helping children to work up the muscle to never quit.
Columbia residential care closed after owner charged with death of elderly man
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)- The owner of a Midlands residential care facility is now facing charges after the death of a patient. Betty Miles,75, turned herself in Tuesday after being charged by Richland County Sheriff’s department with neglect of a vulnerable adult. These charges are in connection to the death of Henry Harmon on June 27, 2018 at Miles Residential on…
OCSO closes two cases involving one suspect
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office was able to close two cases Tuesday involving the same suspect.
Chapin man facing up to 8 years for trafficking meth
Investigators say 67-year-old Thomas Ray was sentenced to eight years for two counts of trafficking methamphetamine by Lexington County General Sessions Court.
Kindergartener receives special surprise from soldier
One of South Carolina’s bravest had a joyous homecoming on Tuesday morning.
Annual ‘Silent Witness’ ceremony advocates against domestic violence
Cardboard cut-outs remembering the victims of domestic violence lined the steps of the State House Tuesday.
