"They have been victimized, they have been beaten down, they feel alone, and they feel afraid. And they feel like there's no hope. I'm here today to say there is hope. There are people out there waiting for you to reach out to them and we just got to get them driven to those services," says Wilson.
Some small businesses in our area are getting some free advice. Today at the Richland Two Institute of Innovation, the Richland County office of Small Business Opportunity held its 5th annual Small Business Conference.
Deputies say early Tuesday a deputy spotted a car following another car too close on I-95s.
After a traffic stop, officials say the deputy smelled a strong odor of marijuana coming from the car.
We're taking a closer look at gray collegiate academy. the school now in the center of a bizarre battle over how well their teams - specifically their football team plays and recruits.
To win last year's competition Osborne says, "It took grit. It took pure grit. I mean you spend months preparing for this competition and your cards, putting them all on the table here. So it's just grit at that point that's going to get you through each individual day, each event."
Along with the flu, Doctor Pamela Bailey, with Prisma Health, says COVID, RSV, and other respiratory viral infections can spread. Bailey says with similar symptoms, it may be hard to tell respiratory illnesses apart.
Henrie Monteith Treadwell, Robert Anderson and James Solomon were the first African-Americans to attend USC since reconstruction when they enrolled back in the fall of 1963.
"So it's burned in your brain. And then what's burned in my brain is my last conversation with him as well. So you know those kinds of things hit ya -- and it's hard to forget," Yamashiro says.