A local shelter is participating in the #BettyWhiteChallenge where you donate to a local shelter or rescue in memory of Betty White on what would have been her 100th birthday.
For the first time in 12 years the city of Columbia has a new mayor. Last week, Daniel Rickenmann was sworn in as the city’s new leader. WIS sat down with him to discuss his plans starting with his first 90 days in office.
Dakota is a 4-year-old hound mix that we rescued from a municipal shelter. He had been previously neutered and microchipped so he must have had a home before. How could someone give up such a loving boy?
The spirit of Christmas filled Myrtle Beach International Thursday as one woman braved one of the nation’s busiest travel days to make a wish come true. She had to go through several different airports all in one day, with some very precious cargo and quite the holiday story to tell.
“The first thing we do is ask them, how was their day,” Annette explains. “Did they have anything going on? Can we pray with you? And that gets the conversation going.”
For nearly a decade, Savannah Police officers and several community partners have kept a holiday tradition going by teaming up to give donated toys, food and other items to families around the city.
In today’s Talkin’ Trash Tuesday, a great project to do with your kids while they’re home for Christmas break: repurposing clothing and other textiles!
Prisma Health orthotists and prosthetists will work with clinicians to determine how to best customize ride-on toy cars for children with mobility disabilities. The Go Baby Go program established a partnership with Prisma Health to modify mini cars for the families of patients with disabilities.
A Fort Dorchester High School graduate who lost his class ring nearly two decades ago received a surprise thanks to the South Carolina Department of Transportation.
A male Amur, Siberian tiger, Vitali, was described by staff members of the zoo as a tremendous ambassador for his species, often impressing guests with his size, presence, and beauty.
The holiday season brings cheer to children of all ages each year, but for those who don’t get to wait for Santa Claus from their own bed at home, Prisma Health Children’s Hospital of the Midlands decked the halls for the children spending this Christmas in the hospital.
Shine a Light was a national initiative among Jewish and non-Jewish organizations during the week of Hanukkah, which ran from November 28th-December 6th 2021. It’s an effort to raise awareness about antisemitism through education, community partnerships, workplace engagement and advocacy
Now, Confidence has grown into a global brand offering GaBBY Bows, plant-based haircare products, and business mentorship programs. Gabby says it’s all to uplift young girls.
Governor Henry McMaster and First Lady Peggy McMaster invite you to join them for a Christmas Open House this coming Monday, December 6 at their home. All of the decorations are done by the Columbia Garden Club. Dawndy Mercer Plank spent time at the mansion for a preview.
