Cory Wilson+FollowColumbia woman’s $3 drink stop turns into $75K winA quick stop for a drink at the In and Out Market on Trotter Road in Columbia turned into a life-changing moment for one Midlands resident. She grabbed a $3 Bingo scratch-off ticket on a whim—and walked out $75,000 richer! She says the win will make life a little easier, even if money isn’t everything. Stories like this really make you wonder: would you take a chance on a lottery ticket during your next errand? Or do you think luck is just random? #News #ColumbiaSC #LotteryWin00Share
David Mcgrath+FollowColumbia woman’s quick stop turns into $75K winA simple drink run at the In and Out Market on Trotter Road in Columbia just changed one Midlands woman’s life—she grabbed her favorite $3 Bingo ticket and walked away $75,000 richer! She says the win is a huge help, even if money isn’t everything. There are still four top prizes left in this game, but with odds at 1 in 528,000, it’s wild to think how a regular day can turn into something unforgettable. Would you take a chance on a ticket next time you’re out? #News #ColumbiaSC #LotteryWin00Share
jeffreyhester+FollowColumbia woman’s $3 ticket turns into $75K winA quick drink run at the In and Out Market on Trotter Road in Columbia ended up changing one Midlands woman’s week—she snagged a $75,000 top prize from her favorite $3 Bingo scratch-off! She says the win will make a real difference, even if money isn’t everything. With four more top prizes still out there, it’s wild to think how a small, everyday decision can pay off big. Anyone else ever had a lucky moment like this? Would you keep playing after a big win or call it quits? #News #ColumbiaSC #LotteryWin00Share
Mary Williams+FollowColumbia’s bagel scene is seriously underratedFresh, chewy bagels are popping up all over Columbia, and locals are loving it! From the classic NYC-style at The Bagel Guys to the sourdough magic at Sour & Salt Bakery, there’s a spot for every bagel craving. Carolina Cafe keeps things interesting with daily flavors and killer coffee, while Sully’s Steamers takes bagel sandwiches to the next level with creative combos. Whether you’re team lox, bacon, or just plain cream cheese, there’s a bagel here that’ll make your morning. Which Columbia bagel spot is your go-to? Any hidden gems we should know about? #Food #ColumbiaSC #Bagels00Share
Ryan Massey+FollowColumbia says goodbye to Jamal GossJamal Goss wrapped up his final Sunrise broadcast on WIS, and it’s definitely the end of an era for Columbia mornings. His energy and dedication have made a real difference in how we start our days, and the newsroom celebrated his send-off with plenty of love and laughter. As Jamal heads off to his next adventure, it’s a reminder of how much local anchors shape our community spirit. What’s your favorite Jamal moment, and how do you think his presence changed your morning routine? Let’s share some memories and well wishes! #Entertainment #TVSeries #ColumbiaSC00Share
Ashlee Thomas+FollowColumbia woman’s $75K win at local gas stationStopping for a quick drink turned into a $75,000 surprise for a Midlands resident at the In and Out Market on Trotter Road in Columbia. She grabbed her favorite $3 Bingo ticket and walked away with a life-changing prize—talk about luck on an ordinary day! The store even earned a $750 bonus for selling the winning ticket. With four more top prizes still out there, it’s got folks wondering: would you try your luck next time you stop for a snack? Share your thoughts—does this make you want to play? #News #ColumbiaSC #LotteryWin00Share
Valerie Hall+FollowColumbia’s new Food Lion is almost here!Food Lion is about to make grocery shopping in northeast Columbia a whole lot more convenient. The new store at Pontiac Towne Center on Two Notch Road opens January 21, bringing more choices and fresh options to a spot that sees 22,000 cars pass by daily. With over 20 Food Lion locations already in the Midlands, this one could shake up your weekly routine—especially if you live or work nearby. Are you excited for a new grocery option, or do you think the area already has enough? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Food #ColumbiaSC #FoodLion00Share
Peter Castillo+FollowMajor I-77 crash jams up Columbia commuteMorning routines in Columbia hit a standstill after a crash shut down all northbound lanes on I-77 near Blythewood. Commuters faced miles of backup as emergency crews worked the scene, with no clear word yet on injuries or when traffic will clear. If you’re heading out, it’s smart to steer clear of I-77 for now—delays are stretching for miles. It’s a reminder of how quickly our daily drive can change, and how important it is to stay updated. Anyone else stuck in the gridlock or have tips for alternate routes? #Transportation #ColumbiaSC #I7700Share
Michael Morgan+FollowColumbia’s Millennium Buffet closes after decadesMillennium Buffet on Blossom Street, a go-to spot for Chinese food near USC’s baseball stadium, has closed its doors for good. For years, this place was a favorite for students, locals, and anyone craving a quick bite before a game. The building itself has seen all kinds of restaurants since the 1970s, but Millennium Buffet held it down for at least 20 years. Now, a handwritten sign and a silent phone line mark the end of an era. Anyone else have memories from this spot? What do you think should move in next? #Food #ColumbiaSC #USC00Share
Annette Jones+FollowColumbia’s breakfast scene just got betterMetro Diner has officially landed in Columbia, taking over the old Panera spot in Jackson Square near Forest Acres. If you’re craving a hearty breakfast or a classic diner lunch, this place is already drawing attention with favorites like omelets, pancakes, and their signature Bissell Breakfast. With plenty of indoor and patio seating, it’s a new go-to for locals and folks passing through the busy Percival Road area. Anyone tried it yet? What’s your go-to diner order, and how does Metro Diner stack up to your favorites? #Food #ColumbiaSC #MetroDiner10Share
