Coping With Chemo: The Side Effects of Cancer Treatment
Cancer cells multiply in an uncontrolled way, making them difficult for your body to stop. Chemotherapy, or chemo for short, uses drugs to kill cancer cells or stop them from […]
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Cancer cells multiply in an uncontrolled way, making them difficult for your body to stop. Chemotherapy, or chemo for short, uses drugs to kill cancer cells or stop them from […]
Read MoreWhile the leading cause of kidney disease is diabetes, many other factors can lead to kidney disease and failure – including a collection of rare and genetic conditions. According to […]
Read MoreAt its February 24, 2026, meeting, the Lexington County School District One Board of Trustees approved the appointment of Tomeka Love as the next principal of Red Bank Elementary. Love […]
Read MoreLaTonya Jackson, JAG specialist at Columbia High School, wins 2025 Plus Wonder Impact Award for innovative education.
Read MoreIt is with sadness that the NAACP South Carolina State Conference acknowledges the passing of Reverend Jesse Jackson Sr., a major figure in the American civil rights movement. To South […]
Read MoreThe South Carolina African American Heritage Commission (SCAAHC) is thrilled to announce it has been recognized with the South Carolina State Library’s Notable Documents Award for 2025 for their independent […]
Read MoreSouth Carolina’s highest civilian honor, the Order of the Palmetto, was be bestowed upon Diane E. Sumpter during a special ceremony and celebration on Wednesday, February 18, 2026 at The […]
Read MoreYou are cordially invited to attend the Annual Women’s Day Celebration/Women in the Pulpit Sunday, sponsored by I. DeQuincey Newman United Methodist Church/ United Women in Faith and the Committee […]
Read MoreHopkins Middle School eighth-grade student Cayden Covington has been named the first recipient of the Music in Our Schools (MIOS) Musicianship and Excellence Award, presented by local musician and actor […]
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