Nearly 100 residents affected by the historic October 2015 floods met with County staff this week to learn about registering for federal housing assistance.

Richland County’s first director of its Transportation Program funded by a voter-approved penny sales tax increase is leaving his post to accept a job at the SC Department of Transportation (SCDOT).

Richland County’s huge, annual community recycling event is right around the corner.

Two local educators received awards this week for instilling green practices at their schools through educational programming and environmentally friendly projects.

Richland County Council begins its review of the two-year $1.7 billion spending plan.