Tag: Richland County
Local entrepreneur brings mobile petting zoo to Mi...
By Abby Foncannon | Jan 24, 2023
The business of recycling: How SC recycles and why...
By Stephen Pastis | Dec 6, 2022
SC flu numbers are down. But experts predict holid...
By Connor Bird | Nov 30, 2022
Finlay loses his House seat. Other Midlands winner...
By Michael Sauls | Nov 9, 2022
How to cast a ballot in Richland, Lexington counti...
By Grace Tippett | Nov 7, 2022
Candidates, politics: What Midlanders need to know for Election Day
by Julia Goulet | Nov 7, 2022
Election Day is here, and it can be hard to keep up with all the elections and politics that follow. Read here for details.
Read MoreSheriff’s department studying white nationalist flyer from Blythewood resident
by Hanah Watts | Nov 4, 2022
A new hate group is making its presence known in the Blythewood area, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Read MoreEarly voting turnout quadruples that in SC primaries
by Hanah Watts | Nov 4, 2022
South Carolina saw early voting for the first time during this year’s June primaries. Now, it has taken off in the General Election.
Read MoreIf gun cases continue to rise, would Richland One schools get more SROs?
by Bee Brawley | Nov 2, 2022
Richland One’s spokesperson said Tuesday there is no plan to add student resource officers at district schools. But Superintendent Craig Witherspoon said last week there could potentially be changes made if weapon incidents continue to rise.
Read MoreEarly voting sets one-day record in SC
by Grace Tippett and Hanah Watts | Oct 25, 2022
South Carolina has set a new record with about 40,000 ballots cast only one day into early voting during this year’s midterm election.
Read MoreDon’t celebrate Richland Mall’s upgrade yet
by Audrey Elsberry | Oct 21, 2022
The anticipated redevelopment of Forest Acres’ Richland Mall is dependent on a deal between a real estate company and the mall’s owners.
Read MoreRichland One gets nearly $15 million for new aerospace technology classes
by Tyler Fedor | Oct 20, 2022
The classes will be available to all students in Richland One, through an elementary, middle and high school.
Read MoreRichland jail’s kitchen had a ‘C’ health inspection grade for four months
by Char Morrison | Oct 17, 2022
The kitchen received a string of low health inspection grades this spring and summer, driven in part by evidence of rodents and roaches.
Read MoreRichland County has high STD rates. Why? Experts say it’s complicated
by Bee Brawley | Oct 6, 2022
Richland County has the third-highest STD rate in the nation.
Read MoreCreatives thrive at Richland Library
by Hanah Watts | Oct 3, 2022
Feeling creative but can’t afford the equipment to support your ambition? Where should you go? Try the library.
Read MoreRichland sheriff plans to crack down on more homeless camps
by Jayden Simmons and Kaylie Pomichalek | Sep 21, 2022
Where are the homeless being relocated? And why now?
Read MoreRichland County sheriff lines back up after 32 hours
by Connor Bird and Leah DeFreitas | Sep 12, 2022
Photo of the front of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department building. (Photo by Connor...
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