Four Midlands area military heritage organizations are joining forces to recognize the role the Columbia area played in preparing for America's fight in World War II.
The loss of two longtime volunteers, Stuart and Wanda Stout, leaves a hole in the heart of the organization and an even bigger void in the lives of their adult kids. Dayton, Morgan, and Blaine are coping with the losses of their parents this holiday season.
Grab a Bag South Carolina is a statewide litter pickup challenge inspired by Lt. Governor Pamela Evette’s own experience picking up trash in her home community.
During the pandemic, people are still struggling to get through. Whether it’s getting a job or simply finding a ride to a doctor’s appointment. It can be a real challenge.
Meet six-year-old Lorelei Camp and her 8-year-old sister, Layla. They attend Chapin Elementary School, and they have a real heart for keeping the environment in their community clean.
President Biden’s US Special Envoy nominee for Combating anti-Semitism will speak at the 16th annual Hanukkah Menorah lighting ceremony at the state house.
Around 50 bell ringers are needed for the paid positions. Right now, Craddock says they have about half of that. Plus, even more volunteers are needed.
“The best way to spread Christmas cheer is singing loud for all to hear.” It’s one of the best lines from Elf. And you can see Elf the Musical right now at Town Theatre in downtown Columbia.
Leadership is the theme at the University of South Carolina as the Center for Executive Succession will sponsor the fifth annual Leadership Legacy Award.
The Veterans Day Parade, known as one of the southeast’s largest Veterans Day parades, took place at 11 a.m. from the intersection of Sumter and Laurel streets.
October was recognized as pregnancy and infant loss awareness month, but the fact of the matter is that miscarriages and stillbirth affect women every day.
The fourth annual USC Veteran’s Day 5k took place Sunday afternoon in Downtown Columbia to raise money to build a house on the grounds of the Dorn VA Medical Center on Garner’s Ferry Road.
Are you a veteran looking for a job? There’s a virtual job fair just for you this coming Tuesday, November 9th from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The job fair will provide veterans an opportunity to explore career opportunities with more than 35 state agencies and institutions of higher education.
The mother of a Pelion High School student in Lexington School District One worried that if she didn’t speak up in light of the bullying her son has experienced in recent days, the problems would persist.
The survey found 83 percent of teachers in the district say they feel more exhausted this year than they did last year with another 66 percent admitting they considered or are considering quitting or making this their last year of teaching.
Our Hannah Cumler sat down with the founder of Captain’s Hope, Carey Rich, to discuss how his organization is helping Midlands children reach their full potential.
The heat reached a boiling point in June, when workers at the Broad River Road Complex in Columbia, the DJJ’s long-term facility, walked off the job over concerns about safety, low pay, and long hours.
The rookie class surprised the children with a live-streamed show designed to bring some fun to patients who may not have the opportunity to experience a traditional Halloween this year.
