City of Columbia declares Friday ‘Breast Cancer Awareness Day’ during annual breakfast
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California winds move south, may force new power outages
Hot, dry winds sweeping into Southern California raised concerns that the region’s largest utility could widen power shut-offs Friday.
Suspect in $1M South Carolina arson captured in New Jersey
A suspect accused of intentionally starting a blaze that destroyed three South Carolina buildings has been caught in New Jersey.
Students will soon be able to retake sections of the ACT
COLUMBIA SC (WOLO)- Next year, students will have the option to retake sections of the ACT to improve their score. That’s according to the ACT website. In addition to retaking portions, students will be able to get access to their scores sooner and students that take the test multiple times will have the option to submit a “superscore” which will…
Sistercare’s 17th annual Song Bird cafe hits a high note
Thursday night, families from across the Midlands came together in solidarity against domestic violence.
Blue Bell recall issued after plastic found
If you have any Blue Bell ice cream in the fridge, check the production date before you eat it.
SC college now has 7 confirmed cases of mumps
Officials have confirmed two more cases of mumps at a South Carolina college, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to seven.
Cayce firefighters extinguish house fire on Oakland Avenue
Cayce firefighters battling structure fire on Oakland Avenue
The Cayce Department of Public Safety say firefighters have contained a house fire on Oakland Avenue in Cayce.
Rifle raffle for Summerville dance school sparks controversy
A group of parents in the low country are raffling off a semi-automatic rifle to raise money for their children who dance at the Summerville Dance Academy.
S.C. State Fair makes significant annual economic impact
The South Carolina State Fair brings people in from around the state and nearby states, making an economic impact in the community.
Columbia, S.C. (WOLO) — The South Carolina State Fair brings people in from around the state and nearby states, making an economic impact in the community. On Wednesday, the first day of the fair, there was almost a record-breaking amount of people that attended the fair. The number was double that of last year’s Opening Day. The fair is not…
