Beginnings SC launches screening campaign
2021-07-29
An estimated 9,232 children in South Carolina are deaf or hard of hearing and are not identified or receiving appropriate interventions. Beginnings SC is workingContinue Reading
The COMET offers free COVID-19 vaccines
2021-05-18
The Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (The COMET), in partnership with Health Force, LLC, is offering free COVID-19 vaccinations as May 3. Vaccines are freeContinue Reading
South Carolina’s oldest resident gets COVID-19 vaccination
2021-02-04
Maria Aulenbacher’s first pandemic was the 1919 Spanish flu. Now 111, South Carolina’s oldest resident wants to be protected for this pandemic, which is whyContinue Reading
A Force of Nature: Shoes Fit for a Queen
2021-01-20
By Christy Mason Cox There was a time when nothing could come between hard-charging businesswoman Scheri Force and her stilettos – except perhaps, the switchContinue Reading
Paratransit driver quarantined after positive COVID-19 test
2021-01-15
The COMET announced Jnauray 13 that a driver of Transportation Care Services (TCS), which operates DART and is a subcontractor of RATP Dev USA, Inc.,Continue Reading
ZVERSE donates face shields to Legislators
2021-01-12
200 Boxes of Face Shields Delivered to State Capitol Building To aid in reducing the spread of COVID-19, Columbia based digital manufacturer, ZVerse hasContinue Reading
A Friend Seeking Help For a Friend
2021-01-04
by Anna Wicker “Take a picture of me running while I still can Mama! Take a picture of me now while I still have myContinue Reading
Help The Fight with Matti
2020-12-30
Matti Evans was your typical 15 year old teenager enjoying sports like cross-country, baseball and track at Dreher High School. This was a young manContinue Reading
COVID-19 ends White Knoll High School football games
2020-10-28
Today, White Knoll High School canceled its last two varsity football games after a COVID-19 positive exposure resulted in the team being unable to play.Continue Reading
Open your medicine cabinets
2020-10-21
Koon’s Watch Have you checked your medicine cabinets lately? You’ll probably find some unused or expired pills. Oct. 24 is the Drug Enforcement Administration’s nextContinue Reading
Providence Home Celebrates New Dormitory on N. Main St.
2020-08-19
Providence Home, a transitional ministry for men, is expanding with a new dormitory at 3421 N. Main Street. The 2-story brick building is not onlyContinue Reading