The Sally R. Brasley Foundation is hosting their first Nova Fest this weekend. The event will feature celebrity guest performances, food trucks and rides for the kids.
Columbia businessman and former City Councilman Moe Baddourah is entering the race for mayor. Baddourah says his campaign will revolve around fighting corruption, expanding public safety and improving infrastructure among other things.
Residents in Irmo will soon have some new options when it comes to outdoor entertainment. This morning, Irmo Mayor Barry Walker and other officials broke ground on a new ten acre park project that will include a community garden, a dog park and a skate park.
Highway Patrol is asking for your help finding the driver involved in a hit and run collision that killed a pedestrian early Thursday morning on Fairfield Road in Richland County.ย
According to United States Attorney M. Rhett DeHart, a Columbia man was sentenced to the maximum after being convicted of firearm and drug charges in April.ย
The Columbia Police Department hosted an educational awareness seminar about alcohol laws in the city today. Officials discussed underage drinking laws, fake IDs and responsible alcohol sales.
The University of South Carolina revealed new guidelines regarding COVID-19 as students return to campus. This includes testing requirements and incentives for students to get vaccinated against the virus.ย ย
The Richland County Sheriff's Department is asking for help identifying two individuals they say are responsible for the burglary of a home undergoing renovations.ย
The possibility of virtual learning was discussed at the Lexington-Richland Five School Board meeting on Monday. The board went over the district's COVID-19 protocol and decision making guide.
โItโs free. Itโs convenient. The lines are not like they used to be. You can get in and get out," McMaster said at a press conference Monday. "Go ahead and make your decision.โ
The City of Columbia's Parks and Recreation Department, along with Richland School District One, will offer a free GED program at the Booker Washington Heights Community Center.
The City of Columbia wants to make streets safer for pedestrians and cyclists. The city is seeking volunteers to help conduct traffic studies to better understand who uses the city's roadways, streets and sidewalks.