A draft of Richland County’s revamped Land Development Code (LDC) is available for public review, and residents will soon have several opportunities to comment on the new policies before the code is finalized.

A virtual public hearing Wednesday, May 19 will allow residents to give input on an end-of-year report that details Richland County’s use of federal funding to aid low-to-moderate-income residents.

This week, the Richland Soil Water and Conservation District (RSWCD) is joining districts across the country to focus on the theme “Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities.”

Richland County is making it easier for non-English-speaking renters who lost income because of COVID-19 to register for financial assistance.

Richland County recorded its best year for economic development in 2020, as a new annual report released this week illustrates.