Richland County recorded its best year for economic development in 2020, as a new annual report released this week illustrates. For 2020, the County recordedContinue Reading
More than five years after a severe storm inundated the area with flooding, Richland County is putting a cap on the first major federal disasterContinue Reading
Richland County is giving residents a chance to watch, learn and win prizes during a virtual event centered on gardening and conservation. The Winter GardenContinue Reading
Richland County’s Finance Department again has earned the highest honor in governmental accounting and financial reporting. For the 37th consecutive year, the Government Finance OfficersContinue Reading
The Richland County Conservation Commission is making grants worth up to $50,000 available for projects that aim to protect and preserve the county’s rich landContinue Reading
By investing in a training and recruiting program, Richland County aims to create a talent pipeline to increase the number and diversity of software engineersContinue Reading
Residents interested in how Richland County can help fund initiatives in their community can sign up for an upcoming workshop or training session to learnContinue Reading
Continuing an annual holiday tradition, Richland County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) is putting out a call for residents to help “Stuff an Ambulance” with toys,Continue Reading
Richland County will hold several mask giveaways in the next few weeks as part of continuing efforts to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The freeContinue Reading
Richland County’s Government and Community Services Department will host a virtual community conversation on civic engagement as part of the Central Carolina Community Foundation’s annualContinue Reading
Richland County Councilman Calvin “Chip” Jackson died suddenly August 8. He had represented northeast Richland County in District 9 since 2016. “Councilman Jackson, a thoughtfulContinue Reading