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After years training law enforcement, Bobby Allmann is now training civilians. → Read More
Over 500 people advanced across the Columbia Riverwalk on Sunday afternoon aiming to advance awareness of suicide prevention. → Read More
Hunter Hackett, Michael Luongo, Viola McDaniel and Ray Spires -- those are the four candidates running to be mayor of Swansea. → Read More
On March 13th, the same day the schools shut down because of the pandemic, Dana Lackey found out she had breast cancer. → Read More
“Businesses made scarecrows and put them here and they also took up donations of cans, so, one can equals one vote.” → Read More
A group in Columbia marched Saturday to advocate for the 40 million people enslaved across the globe. → Read More
While the fair is going strong in its first week, this Saturday will look a little different. → Read More
Any county employee whose work involves regular in-person interactions or regular handling of items that are handled by others is qualified. → Read More
The Paso Fino Exhibition took place at the State Fair Thursday showcasing Pure Puerto Rican Paso Finos. → Read More
The City of Columbia has the potential to save hundreds of thousands of dollars by simply switching over to LED street lights. → Read More
Elease Anderson opted to run the Boston Marathon virtually so she enlisted her school family to help her out. → Read More
Sunday afternoon, a group of Vietnam Veterans returned from a trip to Washington that held special meaning. → Read More
According to the happy homeowner, the helping hands couldn’t have come at a better time. → Read More
The hole in a Lee County school roof has frustrated the community for 5 years. But school officials and state records show nearby structures are safe for students. → Read More
A viewer sent us a picture of a gaping opening on the roof of a wing at Dennis Elementary School in Bishopville. → Read More
43-year-old JoAnna Robertson was a 6th grade science teacher at Camden Middle School in Kershaw County. She passed away on Monday. → Read More
It's been six years since the 2015 flood in Columbia, South Carolina, and there are still effects that can be seen. → Read More
The back and forth on mask mandates in the state has many school districts wondering if they need to keep or change their mask rules. → Read More
Many people in Lexington County have been complaining of an earthy smell and taste in their water. → Read More
Many churches are used to the quick changes the pandemic has brought them. → Read More