COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– You will have to put looking for a furry friend on hold , Saturday February 24th. The Columbia Animal Shelter will be closed on Saturday, February 24, say officials. The shelter is having upgrades done to their computer and phone systems. Due to this project, there will be no access to phones or computers which will impact all…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – If you want to sell your home, there’s not a lot of competition right now but there also aren’t many buyers. Existing home sales fell 3.2 percent in January from the previous month, according to the National Association of Realtors. Experts say part of the problem is houses are getting expensive, with many selling above asking…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – There is help out there for those in need during tax time in the Midlands. This Saturday (2/24), and every Saturday through March 31st USC law students will help low-income and elderly people file their taxes for free. The students will be available at the School of Law cafe on Senate Street from nine until noon…
The Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office make more than a dozen arrests in the same area. The most recent, a man they say faces multiple charges.
Forget the cards and flowers, one local man won over more than his wife’s heart with one unexpected Valentine’s Day surprise.
Columbia, SC (WOLO)– The Florida school shooting has revived the debates on school security and gun legislation. One of the big topics when it comes to gun laws is putting guns in the hands of teachers, and here in the Palmetto state, Governor McMaster said he’d be for it. “If it comes to my desk, I’ll sign it. But all…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)- In January, the Lexington County Coroner’s Office confirmed the body of a veteran and former Richland County deputy was found in a makeshift shelter in the woods. Friday, dozens came out to honor that former deputy and two other unclaimed veterans in memorial. Diane Peryslak is former deputy Dennis Reidy’s first cousin. She says she flew down…
CAYCE, SC (WOLO)–Just in time for all this warm weather, there’s a new place to go for a walk or run in Cayce. On Thursday, Cayce officials hosted a grand re-opening of phase two of the Riverwalk. It had been closed for repairs since the October 2015 flood. Phase two begins at the entrance of the Cayce Cove Apartments and…
A 34-year-old woman was identified as the driver of a car that left the roadway and struck a tree just before 2 a.m. on Interstate 26.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The death toll from the flu continues to rise in South Carolina. This week Department of Health and Environmental Control officials announced 23 more people have died bringing the total to 151, since October, in the state of South Carolina. Flu season typically runs through May. Categories: Local News, News Tags: Flu
