Tickets for the 2017 South Carolina State Fair went on sale Wednesday. The fair runs October 11 through 22 at the fairgrounds on Rosewood Drive and George Rogers Boulevard.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The University of South Carolina is doing its part to help those reeling from the effects of Hurricane Harvey. Today USC is hosting a donation drive at four different locations for Hurricane Harvey victims. They’ll be collecting personal hygiene products and cleaning supplies at locations near the Russell House , Alumni Center and Greene Street. Students, faculty, staff…
The West Columbia Riverwalk from Moffatt Street to the south end has reopened, city officials announced Wednesday.
Lexington Police Department is raising money for Special Olympics SC at the Saluda Pointe Chick-fil-A through Friday.
Sumter Press Release COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – The Sumter Police Department will be holding a press conference at 11 a.m. today at the police department on Hampton Avenue regarding a missing man. 52 year-old Tommy Brailey has not been seen since the early morning of August 24. Family members and co-workers said it is highly unusual for Brailey to not…
COLUMBIA,SC (WOLO)- Hundreds of people came together at the Statehouse on Tuesday in Support of the Consideration of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals(DACA) protesting the move by the White House. Midlands Dreamers tell ABC Columbia their dream could soon become a nightmare. “I am fearful that we might get deported,” DACA recipient, Bianca Arizaga said. “It’s very scary because I…
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO)–Officers with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources who deployed to Texas to aid in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey are on their way home. The officers were deployed two weeks ago. A DNR spokesperson says they worked in the floodwaters of Jasper and Newton counties checking homes and transporting people and their pets to safety. Categories:…
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- September is National Preparedness Month. On the heels of a devastating hurricane making landfall in the U.S. and another hurricane brewing in the tropics, SCEMD is telling citizens to be ready. “Disasters don’t plan ahead but you can. It’s absolutely essential for you to take some time now, while we have some time, to walk through what…
