COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–The SC State House is looking forward to Christmas. On Monday, officials will light the State Christmas Tree at the the 51st annual Governor’s Carolighting. It starts at 7pm on the steps of the State House. The evening is filled with holiday music from around the state. Plus, the Governor and First Lady will light the State Christmas…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– If you are planning on getting a real Christmas tree this year, you’d better head to a tree farm now, say experts. According to the National Christmas Tree Foundation, there are fewer trees to go around this year. Farmers say it takes seven to ten years to grow a sellable tree. Seven years ago, however, was the height…
Be an Angel this Holiday Season.
South Carolina managed just 99 yards in the first half and 207 for the game, its lowest total this season.
Egypt trying to come to terms with what is being called the deadliest terror attack ever – killing at least 235 people.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–The Clemson/Carolina rivalry is heating up for Saturday’s ‘Palmetto Bowl’. And along with it, a year of bragging rights. ABC Columbia hit the streets to see how fans of both teams are reacting to the big showdown. Categories: Local News, News
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Time to light the night! This is the 30th anniversary season of the Lights Before Christmas at Riverbanks Zoo. According to Zoo officials, the dazzling display will features nearly one million lights and animated images. For the first time, a 30-foot animated story tree, plus a Holly Jolly Christmas Parade of charismatic characters will take center stage. Lights Before…
A Save-Mart employee is gunned down after Sumter Police say two masked men fired handguns at the victim’s workplace killing him before taking off.
Lexington,SC. (WOLO) — The Lexington Police share this photo on Twitter to say thank you to area citizens who helped them enjoy a Thanksgiving meal on duty. Categories: Lexington, Local News, News
Victoria, Australia (WOLO) — Amazing video out of Australia shows a woman lucky to be alive after she narrowly misses being struck by an oncoming train. This surveillance video shows the close call. Some heroic protective service officers pulled the woman to safety just seconds before the train passes. Victoria police hope the release of this video will teach people…
