Tuesday Morning Menu
Good Morning Columbia’s Grace Joyal and Alicia Barnes take a look on what’s on tap in the Midlands on Tuesday, February 6.
Local News
Multi-agency effort nabs man in widespread cigarette theft
A multi-agency effort resulted in an Orangeburg man being charged with stealing cigarettes from Midlands businesses, Orangeburg County Sheriff’s deputies announced.
Not on Our Campus, USC Tackles Racism
Categories: Local News, News Tags: Gamcocks, racism, SCNews, USC
Headaches, Taking the Pain Away Without a Pill
Categories: Local News, News Tags: chiropractor, headaches, pain
Mother of Train Crash Victim Speaks Out
CAYCE, S.C. (AP) – The mother of an Amtrak engineer killed in a crash in South Carolina says he was rattled by another crash less than a year before. Catherine Kempf says her son’s train hit a vehicle at a rail crossing in the first crash and he sought counseling because he knew he had people’s lives in his hands….
Tax Reform in DC Helping SC
West Columbia, SC (WOLO) —Congressman Joe Wilson says recent tax reform passed in Washington is yielding results right here in the Midlands. Monday morning Wilson stopped by Mooneyhan’s auto service in West Columbia to congratulate him on his recent expansion adding a new bay to his shop. The Republican lawmaker says this is a sign of things to come. Categories:…
3 high school student killed in Laurens Co wreck
LAURENS COUNTY, SC (WOLO) – Three high school students were killed in a head on collision in the upstate Sunday (2/5). The Highway Patrol says the accident happened around 11:30 a.m. on US 221 in Laurens County. The Coroner says none of the teens were wearing a seatbelt in a pick-up truck that crossed the center line and hit a…
Expecting mother, unborn child identified in fatal wreck
DARLINGTON COUNTY, SC (WOLO) – The Darlington County Coroner’s Office released the names of five people killed in an accident over the weekend. The victims included Chikari Douglas-Rouse, 28, of Hartsville and her unborn baby boy known only as Douglas-Graham. The Coroner’s Office says the expecting mother was in labor and headed to the hospital when the wreck happened. Eight…
Health Minute: Never Too Late for a Flu Shot
Columbia, SC (WOLO) This year’s flu season is rivaling the worst in recent years, and it’s not over yet. the good news is, you still have time to protect yourself. Mary Moloney explains why it’s never too late to get the flu shot. Categories: Digital Exclusives and Features, Health, Local News, National News, News
Missing Sumter Woman Sought
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office is hoping you can help them track down a woman who has been missing since Monday morning.
