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Columbia sixth grader recognized as South Carolina Young Entrepreneur of the Year

COLUMBIA, S.C. — A Southeast Middle School student has been recognized for her entrepreneurial achievements with a statewide honor. Sixth-grade student A’Mya Goodwin was named a 2026 Young Entrepreneur of the Year by the South Carolina Council on Economic Education. The award recognizes outstanding elementary, middle o
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SLED charges Richland County woman with insurance fraud

COLUMBIA, S.C. — A 30-year-old Richland County woman is now facing charges of insurance fraud after an investigation by South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division (SLED). According to arrest warrants provided by SLED, Jasmine Shada Grate has been charged with Forgery – Value $10,000 or More and Presenting a False Cl
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Finlay Park receives national recognition

After years of work and investment, Finlay Park welcomed Columbia back with open arms and new green spaces and structures. Now, the brains behind Finlay Park are repeating national recognition for their design success. Finlay Park has been selected by the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) as the recipient
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Irmo considering proposed 300-unit luxury apartment complex on Columbiana Drive

IRMO, S.C. — The Town of Irmo is considering a proposed 300-unit luxury apartment complex just off Columbiana Drive near Exit 102-A on Interstate 26. Developers are asking the town to rezone approximately 22 acres from general commercial to residential to allow for the project. According to plans presented...
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South Carolina leaders address certification backlog affecting 4,000 nurse aide workers

CAYCE, S.C. (WIS) - Four thousand people in South Carolina have completed training to become nurse aides but cannot start working due to a certification testing backlog. State leaders and health care executives met Wednesday at the Elevate Care South Carolina Forum in Cayce to address the issue. The forum...
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FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY issued for heavy rain, slow-moving storms on Saturday

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Saturday showers or storms capable of heavy downpours are forecast mainly for the morning hours. That’s why we’re issuing a First Alert Weather Day. Storm chances continue everyday. First Alert Summary:. Saturday showers or storms capable of heavy downpours are forecast mainly for the...
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Sonic Boom Shakes South Carolina and Is Felt for 100 Miles

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Chestnut Community Farm part of Ag + Art Tour

Living Wright is once again supporting Richland County’s Ag + Art Tour by hosting a tour site. This year the team is highlighting Chestnut Community Garden, a two-year-old project that is growing fast. Robert Wright Percival and his father, Dupre, founded Living Wright in 2015 to give back to...
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Developer outlines plans for another housing project in northeast Richland

A new housing development, Parklane Place, is planned in northeast Richland County, adding to a growing list of housing projects planned for the area in 2026. The new townhome community will be located on Parklane Road near The Brook Church and close to Farrow Road. Developer Haven Homes expects around 100 lots to be b
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Jeanna Locklair named new principal of Harbison West Elementary

District Five has named Jeanna Locklair as the new principal of Harbison Elementary School Gifted and Talent Development Magnet. She will replace Dr. Thomas Turner who is leaving at the end of the school year. “I am honored to have been chosen as the next dedicated leader at Harbison West,”...

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