Nick Neville
Reporter at WIS-TV (Columbia, SC)
@WIS10 Anchor/Reporter | past: @CNN @MeetthePress, @telegramdotcom, @NBC10Boston, @BostonGlobe | Red Sox Nation | proud @COMatBU alum | [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wistv.com | Nick Neville
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Imagine Columbia’s skyline, no longer a dim outline against the night sky, but a radiant display of LED color, visible for miles. That is the vision of 20-year-old Columbia native and entrepreneur Tripp Roche, who is spearheading a new project he is calling the Columbia City Lights Initiative. On most nights, Columbia’s downtown high-rises remain mostly dark.
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2 weeks ago |
wistv.com | Nick Neville
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Concerns about a Columbia road are still ongoing after a WIS investigation on who is responsible for maintaining it. On Monday, WIS got behind the wheel along a stretch of Broad River Road, which has several bumpy patches. As of Wednesday, that ride was about the same as it was the first time. It is a state-maintained road, but the South Carolina Department of Transportation pointed WIS to the City of Columbia for the repairs.
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2 weeks ago |
wistv.com | Nick Neville
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - Rick Washington has lived in Columbia all his life, and in the Broad River Road neighborhood for more than 30 years. But he’s never experienced frustration like he has trying to get a particular road fixed. Washington drives it several times a day, but when he couldn’t get anywhere with local and state officials, he called WIS. “We’re going the speed limit,” he said.
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3 weeks ago |
live5news.com | Nick Neville
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A new state law aims to reduce utility-digging damages across the Palmetto State, and hold companies accountable when damage happens. David Wiman, the town of Lexington’s utility director, said this law closes an important loophole. “It slows down the folks that are doing the installation, and allows time to locate everything and provide a safe working environment,” he said. SC 811 monitors all utility digging in South Carolina.
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3 weeks ago |
foxcarolina.com | Nick Neville
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A new state law aims to reduce utility-digging damages across the Palmetto State, and hold companies accountable when damage happens. David Wiman, the town of Lexington’s utility director, said this law closes an important loophole. “It slows down the folks that are doing the installation, and allows time to locate everything and provide a safe working environment,” he said.
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Had a great time waking up early with these two this week and filling in on @wis10 Sunrise. Thanks for the warm welcome, Intisar & Chandlor. My alarm clock was getting some overtime… ☕️ ☀️ https://t.co/UPtxbB1yCL
RT @ColumbiaPDSC: "He really had that kindred spirit that appealed to a lot of people & so he never met an enemy." #ColumbiaPDSC Chief Holb…
Parts of the Midlands this morning looking like an ice skating rink after some evening ❄️ … not something you see every day. Be careful on these roads with all that black ice. @wis10 https://t.co/QQrU4f6C2n