Local Living: City of Columbia hosting job fair tomorrow, Walk to End Alzheimer’s this weekend and more!
Local Living: City of Columbia hosting job fair tomorrow, Walk to End Alzheimer’s this weekend and more!
Local Living: City of Columbia hosting job fair tomorrow, Walk to End Alzheimer’s this weekend and more!
Pancakes and eggs were the order of the day at the annual Mayor’s Isabel Law Breast Cancer Breakfast.
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You can wear your best red shirt and support a good cause today! Bart’s Crazy Good Coffee Shop is hosting a fundraiser for Red Shirts for Sharon Day at 3 p.m. in Chapin.
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A new report is putting numbers to an early pandemic problem. The CDC found sharp declines in breast and cervical cancer screenings, leading to concerns over how that will affect health in the future.
Cancer ranks as a leading cause of death in every country in the world. For the first time in more than 20 years, female breast cancer surpasses lung cancer as the world’s most commonly diagnosed cancer.
The Lexington Medical Center Foundation is hosting its annual “Women’s Night In” event virtually tonight, to honor breast cancer survivors.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Columbia’s city leaders served up pancakes and all sorts of breakfast treats for a good cause today. Hundreds turned out to show support for Mayor Steve Benjamin’s Campaign Against Breast Cancer Isabel Law Breakfast. The annual event helps provide resources for recovery for women undergoing treatment for breast cancer. All the proceeds go to Prisma Healths Foundation for…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–We’re serving up eggs and bacon for a good cause. Crysty Vaughan takes a look in ‘Local Living’. Friday morning Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin is set to host the annual Mayor’s Campaign against Breast Cancer breakfast. It will take place from 6am to 9am at Boyd Plaza on Main street. If you’d like to go, tickets are $10…