Sumter, SC (WOLO) —-TheSumter bus driver strike continued Wednesday but, according to the district, there were fewer participants. A spokesperson for the district says all routes were covered this morning and there were no delays. No word on how long the driver strike will continue. District officials say they received an anonymous letter that contained concerns about pay, improvements, and…
Last month — if you found yourself saying — ‘Man, it’s been really warm lately!’ You probably weren’t the only one.
Simmons Prepared Foods, Inc., an Arkansas based company is recalling approximately 2,071,397 pounds of poultry products that may be contaminated with extraneous materials, specifically metal, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS).
Senator Lindsey Graham is calling for the identity of the whistleblower who spurred the impeachment inquiry to be made public.
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — We are halfway through the week, but we have line up of show here on ABC Columbia to help you get through it with a few laughs. Starting at 8PM join us for an episode of the comedy ‘The Goldbergs’ followed by the 80’s inspired spin off of ‘The Goldbergs’, ‘Schooled’ starting at 8:30PM. The sitcom…
March Madness may have passed over the Midlands eight months ago, but the city is still embracing the economic impact it left behind.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– You have a chance to make sure no one goes hungry during the holidays. The City of Columbia has kicked off the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ‘Honor the Dream Food Drive’. The food drive benefits Harvest Hope Food Bank. Some requested items include, canned fruit and vegetables, dry goods and canned meats. The drive runs…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–We’ve got a lot going on in the Midlands, so grab your calendar and let’s take a look at local living. You can welcome in November at First Thursday on Main. This Thursday, November 7, businesses on Main Street in downtown Columbia will keep their doors open a little later for food, shopping and fun. You can stroll…
A South Carolina man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after forcing labor on a man with an intellectual disability to work extensive hours at a restaurant for no pay, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.
Information technology leaders gathered in Columbia on Wednesday to talk about the critical needs in South Carolina’s IT sector. This is the second time IT-oLogy has hosted a summit.
