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The Columbia (SC) Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated hosted its biennial cotillion, The Delta Assembly at 8 {: } 0 0 \mathrm { p. m } ., […]

Charlamagne Tha God shared his enthusiasm for the opening. “Orangeburg is special to us because it’s the home of South Carolina State University, my mother’s alma mater, while my wife’s […]

Jones Memorial African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church will host the Fellowship Churches of Emmanuel African Methodist Episcopal, St. James African Methodist Episcopal, and Chappelle Memorial African Methodist Episcopal for Watch […]

‘Twas the night after Christmas, and all through the home, AI kept working, wherever it roamed. The family sat back, reflecting with cheer On a holiday season without the stress […]

The Charter Institute announces the “Charter Institute Success Scholarship,” a new scholarship created by Erskine College that eligible Institute high school seniors may apply for in the 2025 school year. […]

By Jack O’Toole State House Report South Carolina legislators prefile hundreds of bills every year ahead of the January session. Some are serious bills, filed by serious legislators with serious […]

By Ben Jealous COMMENTARY The holidays are a time for coming together. We should not just be coming together physically to drive us further apart mentally, emotionally, and spiritually by […]

Allen University announces the achievements of two students who have been accepted into competitive professional programs, reflecting their academic preparation and commitment to excellence. Aneita Lewis, a senior from Florida […]

By Thomas L. Knapp Guest Commentary It’s “year in review” time for most political columnists, so here’s my opinion on 2024, along with a recommendation for 2025. Opinion: Zero out […]

Denmark Technical College proudly hosted the graduation ceremony for its eighth cohort of electrical lineworkers on December 12 at the James W. Bowden Sr. Lineworker Range. The program, which strives […]