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Growing Concerns Over Sumter County Missing Man

SUMTER, SC (WOLO) – Deputies in Sumter County say they have growing concerns for a man last seen nine days ago as of Tuesday (9/19). Investigators say Michael Thompson, 57, was last seen at Palmetto Health Toumey Hospital on September 10th. Deputies say Thompson cannot stand for long periods of time and has fainting spells. If you know where he…

Theme Park Ready? Carowinds Hosting Job Fair

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– If you’ve ever wanted to work at a theme park now is your chance. Carowinds announced it will hold a job fair Thursday, September 21 from 4PM-8PM. The park is looking for ‘seasonal’ employees for its Scarowinds Halloween event and its new Winterfest holiday event. The park is looking to fill close to 700 temporary positions. The…

More than 100 Dead after Earthquake Strikes Mexico

ABC NEWS–Julia Jacobo –More than 105 people are dead after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake rocked central Mexico Tuesday afternoon, hitting on the 32nd anniversary of the biggest earthquake to ever strike the country’s capital. The earthquake caused extensive damage to Mexico City, leveling at least 27 buildings, including homes, schools and office buildings, according to President Enrique Pena Nieto, who did a…

Empire Supper Club Future Discussed by City Officials And Owner

  Columbia, SC (WOLO)–  The future of Empire Supper Club was discussed by city officials early Tuesday morning. The business was declared a public nuisance after a shooting that injured 8 people on Saturday. Columbia Police met with Joe Stovall and his legal representation, Bakari Sellers.  “This morning we went in and had a great conversation with the Chief and…

World Heart Day: City Council Member Hosts Move with Mayor

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Get ready to move. Columbia City Councilwoman Tameika Isaac Devine is set to  host Move with the Mayor World Heart Day Celebration. It will take place at noon on Sept. 29 at Spirit Communications Park. “I’m excited to continue the city’s efforts to promote health-conscious initiatives for our residents, and World Heart Day is an exceptional way to do so,” said…

Bond Issued for Suspect Accused of Threatening Students

Lexington, S.C. (WOLO)– A man accused of threatening to kill midlands high school students was in bond court Tuesday morning. A judge issued a bond of $1,087 for Christopher Raines, also known as AJ Blues. Lexington police say Raines posted several videos on-line threatening students of River Bluff High School, one in which he made reference to students ending up…