City of Columbia opens up new payment center on Harden Street
The center will have 10 employees and the center serves approximately 2,500 in-person customers a week.
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1st executive to head to prison in doomed nuclear project
By Jeffrey Collins
A former utility executive who lied to ratepayers and regulators costing billions of dollars after he found out a pair of nuclear reactors being built in South Carolina were hopelessly behind schedule will soon be heading to prison for two years.
SC for Ed to host vigil honoring students and school staff who died due to COVID-19
SC for Ed is hosting a vigil at the State House tomorrow to honor all school district staff and students who have died as a result of COVID-19.
Local Living: Get into the spirit of Halloween with ‘Boo at the Zoo’ and ‘Scarecrows in the Garden’
Local Living: Get into the spirit of Halloween with ‘Boo at the Zoo’ and ‘Scarecrows in the Garden’
OCSD: Orangeburg man charged with the shooting death of a woman
Orangeburg County Sheriff Leroy Ravenell says a man has been charged with the murder of a woman who was shot as she tried to leave a house.
Columbia mayoral candidate Tameika Isaac Devine unveils gun violence policy plan
Monday, Columbia mayoral candidate Tameika Isaac Devine unveiled her gun violence policy for the future of Columbia.
Columbia city officials cut ribbon at new Payment Center off Harden Street
The City of Columbia has moved its payment center to a new location.
Southwest cancels hundreds more flights, denies sickout
By David Koenig
Southwest Airlines canceled several hundred more flights Monday following a weekend of major disruptions that it blamed on bad weather and air traffic control issues. Both the company and its pilots’ union denied reports of a sickout to protest mandatory COVID-19 vaccinations.
Harvest Hope kicks off ‘It’s Scary to be Hungry’ food drive
During the month of October, community members are encouraged to donate non-perishable food items at any of Harvest Hope’s branches.
New California law to require retailers to set up gender neutral toy sections
A new law in California will require retailers to set up a gender neutral section for toys and childcare items by 2024.
