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Help train firefighters and honor the memory of a fallen Hero with a hat
IRMO SC (WOLO) – On May 26, 2023, Irmo Firefighter James Muller was killed while fighting a fire in Columbia. “J,” although not known to many outside the firehouse to many, quickly became known, through videos of his his passionate presentations and of course, his larger than life mustache.
South Carolina beauty queen wins national title
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Upstate beauty queen Diamond Bolling is the new Miss Plus America 2024. Bolling represented South Carolina at the Miss Plus America national pageant in Houston, Texas. She competed in multiple rounds of competition including interview, evening gown, and on stage question. During the competition, Bolling...
On the Move: Kristen Steely
Kristen Steely was appointed 2024-2025 president-elect of the South Carolina Chiropractic Association. She served as the organization’s District Seven director. Steely opened her practice, Anderson Wellness Center, in 2007. She is a graduate of Life University in Georgia.
Can employers prevent their workers from using campaign signs, shirts? Here's what the law says.
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Campaign season is here, but before you put up those campaign signs, some employers are asking their workers not to endorse any candidates publicly. However, Nekki Shutt, an employment law attorney with Burnette, Shutt & McDaniel, said the law protects most employees from being fired for political expression.
If You See Purple Paint In North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Leave Now
With fall upon us, everyone's gearing up for hunting season, hiking season, and leafing season. While you're out exploring the wilderness, there's some things you should keep an eye out for, just to make sure you're not putting yourself in a dangerous or unlawful situation.
South Carolina changes blue crab fishing laws to regulate industry
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – South Carolina has added several modifications to its blue crab fishing rules set to take effect in 2025 to preserve the blue crab population. The state Department of Natural Resources has already informed commercial crabbers about the changes passed by the South Carolina Legislature, the agency said. Most of the changes […]
Former SC DMV clerk charged with embezzling over $19,000: SLED
ST. GEORGE, S.C. (WCIV) — A former South Carolina DMV clerk was arrested and charged with embezzlement Wednesday, Aug. 28, according to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. Shayla Singleton-Drayton, 44, was charged with embezzlement of public funds. An affidavit states Drayton, while working as a customer service representative...
Oktoberfest, Harvest Festivals, & Corn Mazes Galore in Lake Murray Country
Autumn is here, bringing a wonderful mix of festivals and fun! From the vibrant Oktoberfest events celebrating the region’s rich German Heritage to thrilling corn mazes and cozy harvest festivals, the Lake Murray Country region offers a variety of ways to enjoy the fall season. Oktoberfest at Bierkeller |...
“Serve others with joy”: Lowcountry nonprofit fights infant, maternal mortality
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Lowcountry mothers are getting resources and education all in one place thanks to a community nonprofit initiative. The IServeWithJoy organization is hosting an ‘All Things Baby’ event Saturday to bring awareness to infant and maternal mortality rates in the state. The free event runs from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Citadel Mall between Target and Belk.
"This is not a babysitting service": SC State Fair has a new youth admission policy
COLUMBIA, S.C. — State fair season is less than two months way, but before you head out to the fair this year, there are some new policies you need to know about. “We are a family affair, and everything we do here at the South Carolina State Fair, we do because we want folks to be able to come out and enjoy their fair, and we're hoping that this will make them feel even more comfortable about doing so,” State Fair General Manager Nancy Smith said.
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