Vince Kolb-Lugo
Vince Kolb-Lugo was SC Public Radio's local All Things Considered host until his departure in 2024.
Vince received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Spanish from Florida State University, where he worked at WVFS, Tallahassee. He has traveled to Europe, Africa, South America, and stepped foot in Asia. Vince lived, worked, and traveled throughout Spain for a couple of years before moving back to the states.
In his free time Vince enjoys being active, reading, cooking, and occasionally binge-watching great shows. He's a fan of public programs like Car Talk, Wait Wait... Don’t Tell Me!, Serial, and SC Public Radio's NatureNotes. He also plays tennis and ping pong, reads, and is writing the next great American novel.
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The state Department of Corrections and the Department of Employment and Workforce (SCDEW) are partnering to help ex-felons find gainful employment. -
It's a familiar time of year. Summer vacations are winding down. Children are returning to school. And COVID-19 activity is on the rise. -
The monthly survey of businesses in South Carolina marked an estimated increase of 6,200 non-farm payroll jobs over the month, according to the South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce. -
Four inmates pleaded guilty Thursday to various charges for their part in the 2018 riot at Lee Correctional Institution that left seven dead and dozens injured. -
Education Superintendent Spearman, District Superintendents, and Democrats Criticize as Premature and UnsafeWhile there appears to be overwhelming support… -
Update:Lexington County Coroner Margaret Fisher has released the names of the two persons killed in the collision. Amtrak engineer Michael Kempf, 54, of… -
Technology Giant Siemens Corporation announced recently a technology grant worth nearly $630 million to the University of South Carolina College of… -
Eight months after hurricane Joaquin dumped more than 24 inches of rain on South Carolina, homeowners are still in the process of rebuilding. For… -
In northeast Columbia, a stream is no longer doing what it should be. Years of development have transformed Little Jackson Creek from a meandering stream… -
As the recovery from last October’s floods continues, long-term recovery groups have been struggling to reach one particular segment of the population:…
