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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By: Victoria Samuels
Downtown Orangeburg's public art project invites everyone to leave their mark, creating a 1,630 sq. ft. mural that celebrates the city's heritage and unity.
By: Victoria Samuels
The senior defensive end's love for football started at a young age. CHAPIN, S.C. — Chapin High School 's Max Miller isn't always the loudest in the room but his determination and hard work is what makes him shine.
This traditional event is a paying homage to the tribe's culture through music, dancing, storytelling, food and more.
PACE is an acronym for Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly, who are 55 and older and on Medicaid or Medicare.
The university's new mentorship program is hoping to help students graduate.
Orangeburg County suffered severe wind damage from Helene. Residents and county officials are working to get everything cleaned up.
Lexington County residents are still recovering from Helene, many are still with out power and gas stations are seeing a shortage of fuel.
Early Tuesday morning, residents started to return home after the river crested.
The Orangeburg County Fair is underway, and those who go will see new rides, food and entertainment.
Orangeburg and Bamberg County are still cleaning up after Helene passed through the Midlands.
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