Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Like it or not, flu season is right around the corner and you want to make sure are ready before it starts making the rounds. Influenza activity typically starts to increase in October and peaks between December and February. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDC says about eight percent of Americans get the flu each…
Columbia, (WOLO) — It’s a holly jolly time of the year and many of you may be expecting family and friends to come into the area to visit for the holidays. If so, and you are looking to get out of the house to do some sight seeing, The City of Columbia has a list of places, times and hours…
Columbia, SC (WOLO) — Contrary to what you may have heard, there are no free tickets available for the general public for the University of South Carolina game with Akron tomorrow. Earlier in the week the University offered tickets to various groups in the area that were intended for their use only. that was misinterpreted and members of the public…
The Comet transit is teaming up with the Richland Library to offer free rides, candy and a little not so spooky fun for those who participate on Halloween.
In its 28th year, Famously Hot SC Pride is hosting a two-day parade and festival, with double-platinum and Billboard #1 rapper Lil’ Kim headlining.
The 44th annual Irmo Okra Strut comes to the Midlands Friday and Saturday.
Richland Library, in partnership with Walgreen’s, is offering free flu shots at clinics until November.
An annual event is set to take place this weekend, bringing Food, Fun , Fellowship and Unity. Click here to find out more about the event that hopes to bring the community together in unity.
Columbia,S.C. (WOLO) — It’s National HIV testing day and the Eau Claire Cooperative Health Center, Palmetto AIDS life support and AIDS healthcare foundation team wants you to know your status. With an estimated 44 percent of the Southern population living with HIV, all four organizations are offering free HIV testing to remind people to get tested. Here in South Carolina…
