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COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Looking to get your house more energy efficient? SCE&G is hosting a community meeting about the Neighborhood Energy Efficiency Program. According to SCE&G, this meeting is for Blackville residents and will offer energy assessments, education and the direct installation of energy-saving improvements to more than 1,000 participating customers at no charge. In addition to the energy-saving measures,…
More than 350 new jobs are coming to Calhoun County, thanks to the expansion of Zeus Industrial Products, Inc., a leading manufacturer of polymer extrusion and innovator of material science.
The 14th annual Karamu Statewide Black History Parade and Festival will take place Saturday in downtown Columbia.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Roll up your sleeves for a good cause Friday. The Red Cross and City of Columbia are hosting the 8th annual Columbia Lifesavers Blood Drive Friday, February 2, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. It will take place at the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center. According to Red Cross officials, blood donors who stop by will receive a free…
Kia Nurse had 23 points and Katie Lou Samuelson added 20 as No. 1 UConn routed the defending national champion Gamecocks 83-58 on Thursday night.
Sumter, SC (WOLO) —- Five people are behind bars after The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office was in the process of executing a search warrant on the Relax Inn Motel in the 10-thousand block of Lynches River Road, in Sumter County Wednesday. According to Deputies, The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office arrested 55 year old David Tyler, 37 year old April Moore,…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Thursday (2/1), Governor Henry McMaster announced the state is going red to raise awareness for the battle against heart disease. Experts say heart disease is the number one killer of women. McMaster delivered an official proclamation declaring Friday (2/2) as “Wear Red Day” in South Carolina to honor and support the women affected by heart disease….
The Flu season has been especially bad this year, but doctors say that’s not the only virus that could be bugging you. Find out what is going around in your Health Minute.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) -Lawmakers announced a new bill today they say addresses an issue that has been long overlooked in South Carolina. House Democrats are joining Representative James Smith in his efforts to make sure women and minorities are paid for doing the same job as their colleagues, calling for more transparency when it comes to salary discussions. “There ought…