Local Teacher Charged with Second Count of Sexual Battery
Monday, a local teacher was charged with a second count of Sexual Battery with a Student.
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Rare Eye Disease, Medical Bills Lead to Fundraiser
A Columbia toddler’s battle with a rare eye disease has led to mounting medical expenses for his parents. Friends noticed their struggle and decided to help via a benefit concert, and they want you to participate.
Midlands Teacher Facing Second Charge
A Midlands High School teacher is facing a second charge of sexual battery with a student.
Boil Water Advisory for Kittiwake Drive and Harrington Court
The City of West Columbia issued a boil water advisory for the residents in that area, asking customers to boil their water for at least one minute when service is restored.
SC attorney general faces public records lawsuit
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A freelance journalist from Newberry has sued South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, saying he has intentionally withheld public records she requested in the fight over entertainer James Brown’s estate.
Time Warner adding 650 jobs in Lexington County
WEST COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Time Warner Cable is expanding its operations in Lexington County, investing $24 million that’s expected to create almost 650 new jobs during the next year.
Richland County elections director to resign
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — The director of Richland County elections says she will soon step down following a troubled Election Day that included hours-long lines, broken voting machines and missing ballots.
SC to allow hunting without a license for weekend
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Anyone who ever wanted to hunt in South Carolina but doesn’t have a license has a chance to head outdoors over the next two days.
SC National Guard schedules Timmonsville memorial
TIMMONSVILLE, S.C. (AP) — The South Carolina Army National Guard is dedicating a memorial to honor three soldiers killed last year in a bomb attack in Afghanistan.
Two Fires at SC Department of Corrections Investigated
Columbia fire officials are still trying to figure out what sparked two blazes on the grounds of the South Carolina Department of corrections Sunday evening.
