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Another Richland Co. club shooting, another chain on the door. Can the violence be prevented? (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott put a chain across the doors at La Rumba on Sept. 29, signaling the closure of yet another club after yet another shooting. This one injured four people over the weekend. The Sept. 27 shooting at the business, located at 1745 Decker Blvd., marks at least the seventh shooting at a club or bar in Richland County this year. The previous shootings took place at: Those businesses are all located along major thoroughfares running north of Columbia — Broad R
Day at Columbia elementary school interrupted by ‘significant fire’. What we know. (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA â Firefighters put out a âsignificant fireâ in a bathroom at a Richland One Elementary School this morning, according to the Columbia Richland Fire Department. Crews responded to William S. Sandel Elementary School, at 2700 Seminole Road, shortly after 7:30 a.m., the department said. The fire was quickly extinguished, but the bathroom was heavily damaged. The cause of the fire is being investigated by the Richland County Fire Marshalâs Office. The district released a statement s
Lexington deputies exchanged fire with man brandishing shotgun at his home, sheriff says (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON COUNTY — A West Columbia man is in the hospital with gunshot wounds after calling 911 to his house, and then shooting at Lexington County deputies in the early hours of Sept. 18. It marks the first officer-involved shooting in the county in the last two years, according to the State Law Enforcement Division. The man allegedly called 911 shortly after 3 a.m. and then hung up, before calling back again about 10 minutes later, according to Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon. “He was incohe
‘Sloppy at best and fraudulent at worst’: Court says Lexington owes neighbor $5.7M in water revenue (opens the original)
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LEXINGTON COUNTY â Eight years after West Columbia accused a neighboring town of stealing both customers and resources from its water system, a judge ordered Lexington to pay out $5.7 million in lost revenue, calling the townâs record keeping âsloppy at best and fraudulent at worst.â The lawsuit, first filed in 2018, stemmed from a disagreement over which municipality has the right to serve a clutch of water customers west of Interstate 20, a dividing line between the two largest municip
New lights hang on Columbia's Main Street, but the popular light canopy is down. Is it coming back? (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA â After two years spent planning, the city has finally found a solution to make Main Street brighter. And donât worry â while the popular light canopy above the 1600 block has been down for weeks, the plan includes it returning. In 2022, the city raised the canopy of string lights on the block that includes the iconic Nickelodeon Theatre marquee. The project quickly became the âmost popular selfie spot in Columbia,â said Matt Kennell, president and CEO of the Main Street Distr
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