David Mcgrath+FollowMidlands man’s $1M Powerball win stuns ColumbiaA Midlands resident just became a millionaire overnight after snagging a $1 million Powerball prize at The Best Stop on Bush River Road in Columbia. He picked his own numbers, trusted his gut, and now his life has completely changed. The odds? An eye-popping 1 in 11 million! He’s keeping things quiet, but has already given back to his church, saying faith played a big role in his win. The store that sold the ticket even scored a $10,000 bonus. Would you keep a win like this private or go public? What would you do with the money? #News #Midlands #Powerball00Share
Michael Petty+FollowMidlands schools shift schedules after stormWinter’s latest punch has led Midlands school districts to tweak their start times, giving families a little extra time to get moving in the morning. After the recent storm, safety is the top priority—roads are still slick and buses need more time to navigate. For parents juggling work and drop-offs, this change could be a blessing or a headache. How are these new schedules working out for your family? Are the later starts helping, or just making things more complicated? Let’s hear how you’re adjusting and what you’d like to see next time weather hits. #Education #Midlands #SchoolSchedule00Share
jenna64+FollowMidlands schools closed—here’s what to knowSnow and icy roads have led to a wave of school closures and delayed starts across the Midlands. If you’re a parent, student, or educator, double-check your district’s latest updates before heading out. Many families are now scrambling to adjust work and childcare plans, and local businesses may see some changes in their morning rush. How is this unexpected break affecting your day? Share your tips for keeping kids busy—or your thoughts on how schools handle weather disruptions. Let’s help each other stay safe and informed! #Education #Midlands #SchoolClosings00Share
