The South Carolina Senate will hold 10 public hearings across the state, starting in Columbia the last week of July, to speak
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The U.S. Department of Treasury awarded Richland County Government $12.5 million to help local households that are unable to pay rent and utilities as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The funding is available through the Emergency Rental Assistance Program
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Officials from the South Carolina Department of Environmental Control confirmed Monday that a bat found near Washington and Lincoln streets in Columbia has tested positive for rabies. No people or pets are
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The South Carolina Senate will hold 10 public hearings across the state, starting in Columbia the last week of July, to speak directly to the public about the redistricting process and hear
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(Columbia, SC) – Richland County Council will resume in-person meetings with new safety protocols beginning with a special called meeting Tuesday, July 13. Meetings have been held remotely since March 2020, when
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United Way of the Midlands has named La Ruchala Murphy, a career-long nonprofit professional and arts enthusiast, as its new Director of Leadership and Capacity Building. “We are excited to have La
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(Columbia, SC) – The City of Columbia Municipal Court has announced it will be implementing a “Spring Forward Amnesty Program.” The program gives citizens an opportunity to voluntarily resolve outstanding cases in
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Richland County Councilmembers Gretchen Barron, Jesica Mackey, Derrek Pugh and Overture Walker are partnering with statewide elected officials to hold three vaccine clinics later this month in Northeast Richland. The effort to
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With April celebrated as National Fair Housing Month, Richland County has teamed up with nearby governments on a billboard campaign to increase awareness of housing discrimination. National Fair Housing Month traces its
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The U.S. Department of Treasury awarded Richland County Government $12.5 million to help local households that are unable to pay rent and utilities as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The funding
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(Columbia, SC) – After launching his campaign for Mayor of Columbia earlier this week, Sam Johnson today called on city leaders to take a major step forward in protecting Columbia’s families from
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(Columbia, SC) – State senators unanimously passed a bill Tuesday that would move teachers, school staff and daycare workers higher up in the state’s vaccine rollout. The bill would add teachers to
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