Local Living: Columbia International Festival
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Midlands Gamecock fan scores $200,000 win on school’s scratch-off
A lucky Midlands Gamecock fan has scored a $200,000 win on the school’s scratch-off, and he thanks his wife for the win, said SC lottery officials.
Columbia-Richland Fire Chief gifts new bikes to elementary students
Columbia-Richland Fire Department Chief Aubrey D. Jenkins has gifted bikes to students who are excelling in school.
Officers investigating after unwanted visit leads to Sumter Police chase
Sumter Police say a call for service that stemmed from an unwanted visit led to a chase and subsequent police negotiations.
SCDEW: Record number of people working in SC
South Carolina’s workforce continues to expand.
All lanes on Sunset Blvd/US-378 reopened after fatal collision
All inbound traffic on Sunset Blvd/US-378 at I-20 is being diverted onto Corley Mill Road while first responders are at the scene of a fatal collision in the 5100 block of Sunset Blvd, say police.
SC population increases by 161K
New Census numbers are in, and the updated numbers show that between 2019, and 2023, more than 161,000 new South Carolina residents came from other states.
A look at egg prices as we get closer to Easter
With Easter just a few weeks away, folks will be on the hunt for lower egg prices.
REAL ID Deadline May 7: What you need to know
The REAL ID Deadline is May 7, 2025
The Clock is ticking on getting a REAL ID in South Carolina
SC AG warns parents against online gore groups
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)–The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office is warning parents about a disturbing trend online. Officials say children are being targeted by violent on-line gore seeking groups. Attorney General Alan Wilson says those behind the trend, who are often are teens themselves, seek to generate online gore material through coercion and victimization of other teens, including but not limited…
