SC women delaying health screenings after COVID-19
Women in South Carolina aren’t going back to routine doctor’s appointments after the pandemic, according to health experts.
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With a COVID-19 spike projected, people seem unaware new booster is available
Many S.C. residents are unaware a new type of COVID-19 booster is available as the winter season is expected to bring an influx of cases.
Read MoreHalloween parade brings new tradition to Rosewood despite pandemic
As some Columbia traditions paused or stopped during the pandemic, Rosewood’s Annual Halloween Parade was born.
Read MoreColumbia Metropolitan Airport says travelers can choose whether to wear masks
Following the ruling of a federal judge in Florida on Monday, the CDC’s mask mandate for public transportation will no longer be enforced.
Read MoreAs pandemic diminishes, what about the kids?
As the pandemic diminishes, parents with kids under 5 still worry about COVID-19 vaccinations.
Read MoreExhaustion continues for overworked nurses
South Carolina has experienced a severe nursing shortage since 2019, which only increased due to COVID-19. Now, nurses are feeling the burnout and the state is noticing.
Read MoreUniversity relaxes masking as DHEC begins to close testing sites
The University of South Carolina announced on Monday that it will relax a campus-wide mask mandate, citing low case numbers among students and faculty.
Read MoreUofSC faculty adapt to virtual learning amid pandemic
Professors at the University of South Carolina offer a glimpse of virtual learning during Covid-19. Most faculty recognized the benefits of online classes, but overall preferred an in-person experience.
Read MoreSC health officials warn of new COVID Omicron variant
State health officials urge vaccination as protection from new Omicron variant, which entered the U.S. Wednesday.
Read MoreChurches suffered losses during the pandemic. This congregation lost its pastor.
Chairs separated for social distancing. Fist bumps and waves instead of hugs and handshakes. New pastors in the pulpit. South Carolina churches have been affected by the pandemic in many ways and some are changed forever.
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