FOOD & DRINK
Pastor Travis Greene’s “Are You Praying for the Wrong Thing?” hits shelves May 14
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) – Grammy-nominated gospel artist, Pastor Travis Greene is releasing his debut book next month!. “Are You Praying for the Wrong Thing?” will be released in bookstores and online on Tuesday, May 14. Curtis spoke with Greene about how his new book will teach. how to...
Fill your belly at the Lower Richland Sweet Potato Festival this weekend!
HOPKINS, S.C. (WOLO) – Get ready to satisfy your sweet tooth with some sweet potato pie at a special event this weekend!. The Lower Richland Sweet Potato Festival is this Saturday from 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. at Hopkins Park, 6940 Lower Richland Boulevard. Curtis spoke with Anetha...
Explore venues for any event with Miyo’s
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) -(Sponsored by Miyo’s.) Whether you’re planning a baby shower, wedding, corporate gathering, and more, Miyo’s and M restaurants based in Columbia offer more than just food. From seminars to big life events, M Family offers several venues to suit the needs of any group....
Budweiser Clydesdales stroll through Lexington (photo gallery)
Anheuser-Busch's beloved Budweiser Clydesdale horses took a stroll through Lexington Thursday morning. The Clydesdales date back to April 1933, when a six-horse hitch was presented as a gift to August A. Busch, Sr., by his sons to celebrate the repeal of Prohibition. These iconic horses now interact with millions of people annually across the nation.
Gills Creek Memorial Park opens to public
After the big flood in 2015, Forest Acres has been working on a project along Gills Creek to redo the bridges and create an accesible park for the community. Three million dollars later, with lots of help from local businesses, supporters, and SCODT, Gills Creek Memorial Park opened Thursday, April 18. The park includes a walkway along Gills Creek with areas to fish and enjoy the water. Along with a stage and a memorial for our fallen heroes, the park also boasts a splash pad and room for families to gather for picnics and parties.
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