Officers pack groceries for Greg’s Groceries
The holiday season is here and law enforcement agencies from across the Carolinas are doing their part to make sure everyone has food on the table.
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Lexington Police, Serve & Connect give back as Thanksgiving approaches
With Thanksgiving on the way, the Lexington Police Department and Serve and Connect are working to ensure everyone has a holiday meal.
Serve and Connect held ribbon-cutting for new community center named after fallen officer
Serve and Connect held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new community center and headquarters for the organization.
Update: SC Trooper continues to recover after being struck by car while on duty, SC DPS to address recent string of incidents
On Monday the SC Dept. of Public Safety will address the recent string of Troopers being struck on roadways, while on duty. Count on ABC Columbia News to bring you details of the event.
Master Trooper Wayne LaBounty is recovering, in stable condition, after he was hit during a traffic stop on Augusta Road Tuesday morning.
Serve & Connect has set up a fundraiser. Crysty Vaughan has details.
Serve & Connect holding fundraiser for SC Trooper LaBounty
A non-profit has set up a fundraiser for a trooper struck in the line of duty.
Serve and Connect holds 8th annual Bountiful Harvest event
Members of “Serve and Connect” and the Lexington Police Department joined together for their 8th annual “Bountiful Harvest” event at the Icehouse Pavilion.
Serve & Connect and Walmart team up to deliver 4,000 emergency kits to North Carolina
As recovery efforts from the devastation of Hurricane Helene continue in North Carolina, folks here in the Midlands are doing what they can to help.
Serve & Connect holding celebration for new community center
Serve & Connect is holding a block party in celebration of its new community center.
SLED hosting annual food box packing day
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) is holding its 3rd annual Greg’s Groceries food box packing day.
Officers pack winter kits for South Carolina communities
Police officers across the state came to Columbia on Thursday to make sure people in their communities stay warm.
