Tag: pandemic
Church members find community during Ash Wednesday service
Shandon United Methodist Church recognized the start of Lent with an “Ashes to Go” drive-thru option and a traditional in-person service.
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UofSC study seeks to understand how COVID-19 affects the brain
A new study at UofSC is looking for 100 participants to study the affect of coronavirus on the brain.
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Despite COVID-19, Drive-Through State Fair lures thousands to the fairgrounds
The South Carolina State Fair saw more than 20,000 vehicles visit their fair food drive through.
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Community organizers hold drive-in vigil to honor gun violence victims
20 people were killed by gun violence in 2019. A faith-based community organization held a drive-in vigil to honor them.
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COVID-19 Halloween: Innovation to the rescue
A COVID-19 Halloween forces families to rethink how they celebrate the beloved holiday.
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How to vote during a pandemic in South Carolina
As the 2020 Presidential election closely approaches, make sure you know how to vote with social distancing guidelines.
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How ‘microweddings’ saved the wedding season
With the pandemic still prevalent, microweddings are a creative way to celebrate love with immediate family and friends in an intimate celebration.
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Parents protest virtual learning in Lexington-Richland District 5
Parents and students gathered at Irmo High school to demand the school district switch to learning in the classroom five days a week.
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Pandemic is changing Friday Night Lights
Cardinal Newman High School hosts its first home game in the midst of a pandemic with no students spectators.
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Lexington 1 school teacher makes mask-wearing fun for kids
Lexington One teacher Sarah Shealy addresses her school’s Covid guidelines with a self-published book on the importance of wearing masks.
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COVID-19 isn’t the 1918 influenza, but we still can learn from it
While the COVID-19 pandemic infects many in 2020, some are looking back to the 1918 influenza pandemic for answers.
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A day in the life of a grocery store worker
Emily Schultz talks about her job as a grocery store worker during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Governor Henry McMaster has lifted the "last call" rule on SC restaurant alcohol sales. This means that restaurants will be able to serve alcohol after 11PM starting Monday.
Look to expect some rain in the coming days here in Columbia. Cloudy skies and the sunshine is taking a short break after a beautiful past couple of days.