Victoria Samuels is a multimedia journalist based in Columbia, South Carolina. She covers local news and events for WLTX-TV, with a focus on providing timely and accurate information to the community. Victoria is passionate about telling stories that highlight the resilience and strength of the people in her area.
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Victoria Samuels focuses primarily on local news, community events, and human interest stories in South Carolina, particularly in the Columbia area. She often covers events and government announcements related to local communities.
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Lone Star Bar-B-Que's food truck will officially reopen on at 11 a.m. on Friday, November 1, 2024.
Orangeburg County is researching the possibility of expanding sewer and water resources to several towns.
A voter and a poll worker in a physical altercation about the voter's Let's Go Brandon hat he was wearing at the polls.
Deputies continue to investigate after several people reported being drugged at a local bar.
By: Victoria Samuels
REMBERT, S.C. — Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation started a unique program at the Wateree River Correctional Institution in 2004. The Second Chances program is only one of eight state initiatives across the country that allows inmates to work hands on with horses who have retired from the racetrack.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY, S.C. — Over the last 24 hours, the northwestern side of Orangeburg County has gotten almost 13.5 inches of rain.
By: Victoria Samuels
Flooding forces Orangeburg school closures and delays, classes resume on Tuesday
Residents face ongoing road closures and delays as SCDOT continues to repair after floods
Orangeburg County Emergency Service crews are assessing extensive damage from dam failures and flooding, while residents adjust to road closures and delays.
Crews conduct damage assessments to determine FEMA eligibility and secure federal aid for flood victims
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