80 Years After Dying, a South Carolina Soldier Will Be Laid to Rest at Fort Jackson National Cemetery
U.S. Army Pvt. 1st Class Arthur W. Crossland Jr. of Columbia, South Carolina, triggered a mine in France on March 15, 1945, ...
World War II soldier missing for decades laid to rest in emotional South Carolina ceremony
Draped in an American flag with only 48 stars, a casket held the remains of U.S. Army Pvt. 1st Class Arthur W. Crossland Jr.
Illegal burn sparks wildfire in Richland County, shutting down road; firefighter receives minor injury, officials say
An illegal debris fire triggered a wildfire that closed Leesburg Road for hours Saturday, slightly injuring a firefighter and ...
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Soldier found dead at Fort Jackson in South Carolina
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSPA) – A soldier was found dead Thursday morning at Fort Jackson. U.S. Army officials said Fort Jackson emergency responders found an unresponsive male soldier in on-post ...
80 years after his death, WWII soldier and Columbia native laid to rest at Fort Jackson
Arthur Crossland Jr. was killed fighting German forces during WWII. On March 14, 2025, the Columbia native received a proper ...
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WWII remains, identified as 19-year-old Columbia native, to be buried with honor at Fort Jackson National Cemetery
officiating. Burial with full military honors will follow at 3 p.m. at Fort Jackson National Cemetery, 4170 Percival Road, Columbia, South Carolina 29229. For those unable to attend the funeral ...
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Remains of Columbia native World War II soldier to be buried at Fort Jackson
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO)– The remains of a Columbia native World War II soldier will be buried at Fort Jackson on Friday, March 14. The funeral for U.S. Army Private First Class Arthur W. Crossland Jr., ...
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NASCAR’s Josh Berry and Josh Harris test their endurance at Fort Jackson
"Coming here and watching these brave men and women that've chosen to serve their country, and seeing them put all this ...
You scream, I scream: There’s a new ice cream shop coming to this busy Columbia area
The well-known ice cream company has locations across the U.S. and is now bringing one to a popular shopping area in Columbia ...
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Villa Tronco, Columbia's oldest restaurant, has lost its matriarch. Carmella Martin died at age 100.
Sadie, or "Mama Tronco," started serving Italian classics to Northeastern soldiers who missed home-cooked meals while stationed in Fort Jackson during World War II. The family turned this effort ...