NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK: Harvest Hope’s mission of feeding the area made possible by Midlands residents
“We really just can’t function without volunteers. Everything that we do here cannot be done by ourselves.”
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SCSO looking for man wanted on several outstanding warrants
The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office says deputies are looking for a man wanted on multiple outstanding warrants. Authorities say he is also wanted for questioning regarding a recent shooting incident in Sumter County.
Airlines juggle mask mandate ruling with staffing shortages amid spring break travel surge
Mask requirements have ended for flights, and the big changes are taking place right in the middle of a spring break travel surge. Airlines are working to juggle the no mask rule along with staffing shortages.
New seafood restaurant opens its doors in Columbia
Located on Colonial Life Boulevard, Krab Kingz says it’s ready to serve delicious food to the greater Columbia community.
Curbing the world’s demand for sand
It’s in hot demand to build everything from your smartphone to skyscrapers. They all use one thing in common, sand. Sand may seem like it’s in infinite supply, but reports warn the world needs to cut back. That’s now prompted some creative solutions from those hoping their small changes build a greater impact.
Local Living: SC State Bulldog Band Fest, Keep the Midlands Beautiful “Spotless Service Saturday” program this weekend and more!
Local Living: SC State Bulldog Band Fest, Keep the Midlands Beautiful “Spotless Service Saturday” program this weekend and more!
Consumer News: Reports of people getting sick after eating Lucky Charms, ways to save on your vacation and more
Consumer News: Reports of people getting sick after eating Lucky Charms, ways to save on your vacation and more
President Biden announces more aid for Ukraine
More U.S. military aid will soon be in the hands of Ukrainian forces. President Joe Biden announced a second $800 million aid package today. The shipment comes as Ukraine braces for a major Russian assault in the eastern Donbas region. Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin calls his troops’ siege of Mariupol “a success.”
Republican fight over power threatens SC early voting bill
By Jeffrey Collins
The chances of having early voting in upcoming elections in South Carolina appears to be dying after the state House and governor accused the Senate of a power grab.
Richland County deputy honored with national award for distinguished service
Deputy Merriman is the first South Carolina law enforcement officer to receive the Attorney General’s Award for Distinguished Service in Community Policing.
