Julian Nexsen of Nexsen Pruet Passes Away
A giant in the South Carolina legal community has passed away.
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Housing Authority Opens New Grocery Store in Downtown Columbia
Residents of Downtown Columbia have a new place to shop.
Retired Military Leaders: Childhood Obesity Threat to National Security
Several high ranking former military members were at the state house Wednesday and they say keeping kids healthy is vital to the future defense of the country.
2 more SC governments on record opposed to offshore drilling
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The City of Columbia and Charleston County have gone on record opposing offshore seismic surveys and drilling for oil and natural gas.
Events in nearly 40 SC communities mark Bike to School Day
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Almost 40 South Carolina communities are planning events for National Bike to School Day.
Mother’s Day Gift Idea
One local business wants to help you find a gift for Mother’s Day and they say this one is more than it’s weight in gold.
SC law enforcement officers honor colleagues who have died
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Law enforcement officers from across South Carolina are gathering to honor their colleagues who died last year.
Obesity Prevents Young Adults from Serving in the Military
Retired generals and admirals from South Carolina will release a new report on Wednesday.
Columbia Animal Shelter Offers Adoption Deals in May
The Columbia Animal Shelter is celebrating National Pet Month.
Students Prepare for Graduation at Midlands Technical College
A group of local students will sport their caps and gowns Wednesday night.
