St. Patrick’s Day Kickoff welcomes return of annual event in colorful fashion
Friday’s kickoff event featured kids and adults getting to dye the fountain green as well as music and Irish dancing.
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White House disavows Graham’s call for Putin assassination
By Mary Clare Jalonick
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham is facing pushback from the White House and all corners of Washington after calling for the assassination of President Vladimir Putin by the Russian people.
Craftsmen’s Classic comes to the State Fairgrounds
The 38th Annual Craftsmen’s Spring Classic Art and Craft Festival returns to the State Fairgrounds this weekend.
Local Living: Irish Fest comes to Camden, Battle at Bull Street Fan Fest this weekend and more!
Local Living: Irish Fest comes to Camden, Battle at Bull Street Fan Fest this weekend and more!
The importance of regular screening for colorectal cancer
Colorectal cancer the second leading cause of cancer deaths in U.S. men and women combined, but regular screening is key to preventing it.
Gang member from Columbia sentenced to 45 years in prison for 2017 murder
According to the Eleventh Circuit Solicitor’s Office, a validated gang member from Columbia was sentenced to 45 years in prison for killing a manager at a club in Lexington County in 2017.
Consumer News: Russian invasion of Ukraine driving up corn prices, gas prices continue to soar across the country
Consumer News: Russian invasion of Ukraine driving up corn prices, gas prices continue to soar across the country
South Carolina family demanding answers after daughter dies in New Orleans
A South Carolina mom is demanding answers tonight. Ciaya Whetstone, a former University of New Orleans student, died nearly two weeks ago after an Uber driver dropped her off at a hospital. Whetstone’s family says authorities have not told them anything, and that Uber driver has not contacted them.
LRADAC hosts annual Black Balloon Day remembering the lives lost to drug overdose
LRADAC says 172 Richland and Lexington County residents lost their lives to substance overdoses last year.
Forestry Commission urges caution when conducting outdoor burns
The Forestry Commission is asking the public to exercise caution when conducting outdoor burns of any kind.
