Southwest travel nightmare continues
The travel nightmare continues for southwest airlines passengers in the wake of the historic Christmas storm.
The travel nightmare continues for southwest airlines passengers in the wake of the historic Christmas storm.
Children and families in the community have a chance to interact with police officers and get some of the toys and items on their Christmas list for free.
The Christmas holiday is just days away…
Deaf students at Brennen Elementary School got a surprise visit from “Signing Santa” today.
According to Leslie Ann Sully with Fort Jackson, together more than 6,000 basic training trainees and advanced individual training soldiers are leaving their post to be with family and friends for the holidays.
Beginning today, Angel Tree families are able to stop by and pick up the items on their wish lists, including toys, bicycles, stockings, and clothes.
The Lugoff Fire Department is showing the big guy in red around town this week!
ABC Columbia News is a proud sponsor of the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program, and donations for adopted angels are pouring in.
Governor McMaster and First Lady Peggy are inviting residents of the Palmetto state to join them for a Christmas open house.
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, leftovers can be kept in the refrigerator for three to four days, or frozen for three to four months.