Early giving period for Midlands Gives begins Wednesday
The early giving period for Midlands Gives starts this Wednesday and runs through Monday May 4.
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Gas prices continue to inch up at the pump
Bad news at the pump, gas prices are inching near the $4 mark.
SCDOT to start demolishing old US-21 bridge in Lexington County
Monday, March 30, the SC Department of Transportation will start demolishing the old US-21 bridge over I-26 at exit 129 tonight through Wednesday, April 1 in Lexington County.
South Carolina’s Dawn Staley says money is driving transfer portal recruiting talks more than ever
Dawn Staley says her conversations with recruits have changed over the past few years, with finances becoming a top point of discussion, especially with players in the transfer portal.
Former Gov. Mark Sanford announces campaign for South Carolina’s First Congressional District
Former Governor Mark Sanford has announced his campaign bid for South Carolina’s First Congressional District on Monday.
All lanes of Sunset Blvd/US-378 reopens after wreck
Lexington Police say all lanes of Sunset Blvd/US-378 has reopened after a morning wreck.
Lexington Police searching for two accused of making fraudulent transaction at restaurant
Lexington Police are searching for two people accused of making a fraudulent transaction at a local restaurant.
Lexington One’s board vice chair resigns following husband’s arrest
Beth Shealy, Board Vice Chair for The Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees, has resigned from her position days after her husband, Richard Shealy was arrested on 13 charges of allegedly possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material online.
SC Forestry Commission to lift statewide burning ban
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) — The South Carolina Forestry Commission says it will lift the statewide burning ban at 7 a.m. Monday, March 30. According to the commission, the extremely low relative humidities and gusty winds that prompted the March 27 ban have subsided, although elevated drought conditions over much of the state warrant the need to be extremely vigilant when…
Seven displaced from fire on Summit Terrace Court, firefighter treated for minor injuries
According to the Columbia-Richland Fire Department, 3rd Shift crews had to battle through high winds and rapidly changing conditions to rescue one person from a 2-Alarm fire that damaged three homes on Summit Terrace Court early Saturday morning.
