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Richland County deputies are investigating a shooting that left one person dead off of Bluff Road, near Williams-Brice Stadium.

phone at 833-2PRISMA (833-277-4762.) Prisma Health locations can be found in the DHEC vaccine locator above. The large-scale community vaccination site in Columbia is across the street from South Carolina's Williams Brice Stadium at 22 National Guard Rd., Columbia, SC 29201, or Gamecock Park.  The following locations are set up for limited walk-in first vaccine doses, pending supply (check the web site daily):   Gamecock Park, 22 National Guard Road, Columbia Kmart site at 1 Kmart Plaza, Greenville (Note, will not have first dose walk-ins for Friday, Jan. 29) Prisma Health Tuomey Hospital P...

Published on Wednesday, January 27, 2021 Prisma Health has reopened walk-in COVID-19 vaccinations to assist those in the 1a category who do not have computer access. The walk-ins will be based on vaccine availability. Prisma Health will calculate its vaccine availability for walk-ins every day based on those who have appointments.  Limited walk-in appointments for vaccines will be allowed at the following locations: • Kmart site at 1 Kmart Plaza, Greenville • Prisma Health Greer Memorial Hospital • Prisma Health Laurens County Hospital • Prisma Health Oconee Memorial Hospital • Gam...

There is currently one Midlands location on the list of places accepting walk-ins. Author: WLTX Updated: 6:16 PM EST January 27, 2021 COLUMBIA, S.C. — Prisma Health has reopened walk-in COVID-19 vaccinations for those in phase 1a who do not have computer access.  According to Prisma Health, the walk-ins will be based on vaccine availability and the health system will calculate the walk-in availability every day based on appointments. Limited walk-in appointments for vaccines will be allowed at the following locations: Gamecock Park, 22 National Guard Road, C...

The coronavirus pandemic's toll on jobs and income has made people's lives more difficult, increasing demand on local food banks.  As a result, agencies whose purpose is helping to fulfill the most basic human function are seeing an explosion in the number of people who struggle to feed themselves and their families. Lawrence DeHart, president of the Terrebonne Churches United Good Samaritan Food Bank in Houma, said the number of people his agency serves has doubled. "The year before last, we did 10,500 people," DeHart said. "In the last 12 months, we did 21,800." Catholic Charities Exec...