State treasurer announces return of PalmettoBaby Grant Program
Babies born in South Carolina at the end of this month will get a birthday gift from the state.
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Prisma Health celebrates brave individuals on National Trauma Survivors Day
“Just because someone has a brain injury doesn’t mean that something is wrong with them,” said trauma survivor Evan McWilliams.
Dreher High School seniors declare majors on Arts Signing Day
It’s signing day for 16 Dreher High School seniors declaring their passion for the arts as they sign the dotted line to pursue visual and performing arts in college.
“Highway To Hope” RVs bring mental health services closer to home
“We provide counseling services, which can be individual therapy services, we can do crisis intervention services if there’s a need for that. We can do psychiatric medical assessments for anybody that needs to see our psychiatrist or psychiatric nurse practitioner. We also can provide nursing services for any of our patients,” says Beaton.
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Lanes reopen after collision involving martial arts bus, LPD patrol vehicle at Sunset Blvd intersection
Lexington Police say all lanes of the 5300 block of Sunset Blvd./US-378 have reopened and the bus and LPD patrol vehicle have been removed from the roadway.
Columbia Streams Art painted trout sculptures to be sold at auction
Tonight, Columbia Streams Art painted trout sculptures will be sold at an auction, says the city.
RCSD searching for couple accused of breaking into car, making transactions with stolen cards
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department is searching for a couple accused of breaking into a car at Congaree National Park.
AAA expects record number of travelers for Memorial Day weekend
Memorial Day is less than two weeks away and more than 38 million people are expected to hit the highways.
Lexington County law enforcement officers to honor those who died in line of duty
Lexington County law enforcement will honor those who dies in the line of duty on Thursday, May 16.
