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How to talk to your kids about the situation in Ukraine
When it comes to the war in Ukraine, your kids may have a lot of questions and concerns about what’s going on and how it’s affecting them, but you may not know how to explain the situation to them. Here are some tips on how to talk to our kids in a way they can understand.
FEMA: Assistance with COVID-19 related funeral costs still available in SC
Federal funding for COVID-19 related funeral costs are still available in South Carolina.
Consumer News: SC Dept. of Consumer Affairs warns you to be vigilant when buying a car, consumer risks when using “buy now, pay later”
Consumer News: SC Dept. of Consumer Affairs warns you to be vigilant when buying a car, consumer risks when using “buy now, pay later”
LCSD: Orangeburg County man accused of setting fire to a home in Pelion
The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department says an Orangeburg County man is accused of using a water bottle filled with gasoline to to start a house fire on Saturday.
Senator Graham calls for increased American oil and gas production amid Russian conflict
Senator Graham said the entire economy of Russia depends on the oil and gas sector, and the U.S. should shut it off.
DHEC: 408 new cases of COVID-19, 37 additional virus related deaths in SC
DHEC reports 408 new cases of COVID-19 and 37 additional virus related deaths in South Carolina.
Richland County Coroner identifies pedestrian killed in hit and run on Two Notch
Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford released the name of a pedestrian who died after being hit by a vehicle on Two Notch Road Thursday.
One sent to the hospital after fire on Westside Drive
One person was sent to the hospital after a fire on Westside Drive this morning.
President Biden to deliver first State of the Union address Tuesday
Historically, the speech offers presidents a chance to highlight their priorities and agenda, but much of that is taking a back seat as the Russia-Ukraine conflict continues.
