Soldiers, employees and visitors can expect longer than usual wait times at Fort Jackson’s entrance gates on September 26.
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US Ambassador Nikki Haley talks about new sanctions against North Korea, called the “Strongest Measures ever imposed.”
HOPKINS, S.C. (WOLO) – Congaree National Park will reopen today. However, some temporary closures may be in place as park staff work to remove downed trees and debris caused by Tropical Storm Irma. Click here for park updates. Categories: Local News, News
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – Officials with the South Carolina Department of Transportation have closed several roads in and around the Midlands. The closings are due to debris left from Tropical Storm Irma. Here is a list of the latest County and SCDOT road closings: County roads closed: 1. Tomahawk Road – Trees and Power lines down. Lexington-Richland School Dist. 5 2….
Congratulations are in order for President Trump, as he’s become a grandfather for the ninth time.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Looking for help with debris from Irma? Resident can call 2-1-1 to be connected to volunteers statewide according to the United Way. Here’s the information on debris and storm clean up from the United Way of the Midlands: SC 2-1-1 is working in collaboration with Crisis Cleanup to connect homeowners with post-storm services. South Carolina residents who…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– SCE&G expects to have power restored for everyone in the Midlands within the next two to three days. For everyone in the state– including the coastal areas, within three to five days. Electric Co-Ops have less than 300 outages in Lexington county and none reported in Richland county. At the height of the storm SCE&G officials say 154,000…
ACOLUMBIA,SC (WOLO)- The day after Irma, crews were out cleaning up the destruction it left behind. “They’ve been working all day and have done a really good job,” homeowner, Sullivan Cooper said. Cooper is just one of the many Midlands residents whose home took a beating from Irma on MMonday. “I’ve been trying to salvage stuff inside that got wet…
