Man arrested after attempted attack on Sumter Police officer
A man is in custody following a disturbance call that led to an attempted stabbing of an officer, according to Sumter Police Department.
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Chicken anyone? Drake’s Duck-In hosts grand re-opening
Drake’s Duck-In is celebrating its grand re-opening after temporarily closing for renovations.
Getting new wheels: Learn to bike program comes to Richland One Elementary School
Company HDR donated bikes to ‘All Kids Bike’ for new bikes at John P Thomas Elementary, as part of the Learn-To-Ride curriculum.
Midlands man turns himself in after domestic violence incident, say deputies
Sumter County deputies said Singleton surrendered himself to deputies the morning of Monday, March 25.
“K9 Godmothers” plan new memorial and walkway for fallen K9 officers, seeking community’s help
Carmen Hudson says she founded the group they call “The K-9 Godmothers” in 2011 after K-9 Fargo was shot and killed in the line of duty.
Local Living: Spring Litter Pick-up, March Madness adoption special, Columbia International Festival
Local Living: Here are some events in the Midlands to checkout!
Benedict College honors college president with building naming ceremony
Benedict College honored its school’s president on Friday with a building naming ceremony.
Longtime Republican Political Advisor Richard Quinn Sr. dies
A longtime republican political advisor who was caught in a scandal at the South Carolina State House died on Thursday.
Gas prices going up in time for Spring
If you are hitting the road this weekend prices at the pump are going up just in time for Spring.
No. 1 seed South Carolina women blow past Presbyterian 91-39 to begin March Madness run
Chloe Kitts tied her career high with 21 points on 9-of-9 shooting as No. 1 overall seed South Carolina easily overcame the absence of starters Kamilla Cardoso and Bree Hall to beat No. 16 seed Presbyterian 91-39 in the first round of the women’s NCAA Tournament on Friday.
