Victoria Samuels is a Multimedia Journalist at KENS 5. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on areas such as construction and real estate, climate change, and the food and beverage industry. Victoria's work has been featured in prominent outlets including WCNC Charlotte and WLTX-TV.
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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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Leroy Ravenell was first elected sheriff in 2011.
By: Victoria Samuels
Fairfield County's public safety director reported icing on Highway 34.
One year after Bamberg's EF-2 tornado, recovery remains slow. Residents face ongoing challenges, and businesses and essential services are still struggling to reopen
By: Victoria Samuels
Holly Hill's boil water advisory continues as aging pipes cause issues, with residents waiting for test results and repairs to the water system.
The historic Louis Building in downtown Orangeburg will be revitalized with new condos and retail space, marking a key step in the city's downtown redevelopment.
Orangeburg County continues to feel the effects of November floods. Now, the county is receiving help from the federal government to aid in its recovery efforts.
SCDOT and SCEMD urge caution and preparation as winter weather approaches, with snow and icy roads expected in South Carolina's Midlands.
Orangeburg County Emergency Services Director Billy Staley said SCDOT is working with the county to prepare the roads.
By: Victoria Samuels
The City of Orangeburg now has a warm place for people to stay until Thursday.
By: Victoria Samuels
Officials urge residents to avoid roads due to icy conditions. A warming shelter in Orangeburg remains open until Friday morning for those in need.
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