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Issues finding a way around familiar places If you or an aging loved one is experiencing these potential warning signs, do not ignore them. Take action and get tested as […]

Three Lower Richland High School seniors were recognized as Quadruple Completers for completing four CTE programs. From left to right are: Juan Carlos Barajas Ceron, Rahshod Livingston and Kyndall Smith. […]

By Heidi Schwarzwald, MD HEALTH Throughout my career as a clinician, I have experienced firsthand the concerns and challenges that cognitive issues cause older adults. They fear they’ll lose their […]

Authors Dr. Walter B. Curry, Beverly Aiken-Muhammad and Anusha Ghosh present the narrative of Dr. Matilda Evans and her extraordinary career journey in their book, “South Carolina’s Matilda Evans: A […]

By Ben Jealous Guest Commentary The last living link of my family’s story of origin in antebellum Southern Virginia died at age 105 a few years ago. My grandmother, Mamie […]

In recognition of National Youth Violence Prevention Week, the City of Columbia’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (OSNE) is partnering with Richland One schools and local community organizations to […]

The Columbia (SC) Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., is excited to announce the 2025 Sheroes Honorees. These exceptional women will be recognized during the “2025 […]

Entrepreneur seeks to expand product line to the Midlands Robert Jermaine McFadden, a Charleston-born Navy veteran and barber with over two decades of experience, is making waves in South Carolina’s […]

In an ongoing effort to maintain the integrity of South Carolina’s statewide voter registration list, the South Carolina State Election Commission (SEC) announced that over 190,000 voter confirmation cards will […]

How AI is getting more personal, more powerful, and more present in our everyday lives AI for Minorities If you’ve been paying attention, you’ve probably noticed that ChatGPT — the […]