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Dr. Kevin James, president of Morris Brown College, a historically Black college in Atlanta, Georgia, will address South Carolina State University’s Class of 2025 during Spring Commencement on Friday, May […]

Approximately 200 Richland One dance students will perform some of their biggest numbers of the school year during the district’s annual dance showcase on Thursday, April 3. The event starts […]

The Richland County Recreation Commission and Richland County Recreation Foundation are excited to release the line-up for the 6th Annual JazzFest, scheduled for April 12, 2025, at North Springs Park. […]

Hand Middle School eighth-grade student Savion Hughes received a $1,000 scholarship from Ritedose Pharmacy. Back row from left to right are: Charles White, Ritedose Pharmacy; and Leshaun Mathis, Hand Middle […]

My wife’s grandfather Lyle Harlow was a prisoner of war in World War II and survived the Bataan Death March. He had an attitude about the Japanese soldiers and people. […]

“You can’t really run a campaign where you’re like: I want to cut taxes for rich people and raise them on the poor. So instead, it’s all of this smoke-and-mirrors […]

COMMENTARY The United States of America is the land of the free and the home of the brave. As one person said proudly, “It’s a land where everybody is somebody.” […]

Guest Commentary I might have missed Grover Cleveland’s 188th birthday on March 18 if Paul Jacob hadn’t pointed it out in his own column on the man who (as Jacob […]

`The Claflin Panthers (20-10) claimed the inaugural Black College Invitational Championship with a 64-54 win over the Virginia Union Panthers (16-16). After taking a deficit into the locker room at […]

NAACP letter opposing Medicaid cuts in South Carolina, urging legislators to protect healthcare access for vulnerable populations.