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terminal cancer. A biopsy will determine if there is any malignancy in the prostate. If a malignancy is found early on then there will be choices to make. There are […]

A new outreach ministry called Ignite based at Bethel AME Church is putting “boots on the ground” to meet urgent community needs. The efforts being spearheaded by First Lady Rev. […]

preservation efforts. Recent renovations include new flooring in the gymnasium, cafeteria, and classrooms, replacement of the HVAC system over the cafeteria and classrooms, new signage and building letters, painting, locker […]

Changes to your eyesight are normal with age. You may be less able to see up close without reading glasses. It may take your eyes longer to adjust to changing […]

On Saturday, May 31, 2025, the Columbia SC Branch NAACP president L. Oveta Glover, proudly stood with Allen University for the unveiling of a powerful and emotional memorial honoring the […]

Grant will strengthen arts and culture initiatives One Columbia for Arts and Culture is proud to announce it has received a $ 30,000 grant from Central Carolina Community Foundation. This […]

By James B. Ewers Jr. EDITORIAL “Can’t find no work, can’t find no job, my friend. Money is tighter than it’s ever been. Say man, I just don’t understand what’s […]

Shamani Jenkins, a rising seventh-grade student at W.A. Perry Middle School, has been named a 2024-2025 National Aerospace Connections in Education (ACE) Student of the Year by the Civil Air […]

By Nate Abraham Jr. DITORIAL Around thirty years ago, I accompanied my father to a meeting with a prominent Republican party official. The topic of the meeting was how Republicans […]

In a significant step toward expanding its international presence and reinforcing its commitment to global academic collaboration, Voorhees University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Salale University in […]