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Mr. Michael A. Allen, a 1982 graduate of South Carolina State University with a degree in history education, has been selected as a member of the Legacies of Enslavement Advisory […]

The City of Columbia Office of the Mayor is excited to announce a community book drive to support the launch of new “Little Libraries” initiative. As part of the Columbia […]

By Jack O’Toole A legislative study committee tasked with examining virtually every aspect of South Carolina’s faltering health care market will not move forward in 2024 after a sweep of […]

University of Virginia School of Medicine researchers, together with colleagues at the University of South Carolina, have received a grant from the National Institutes of Health to determine if online […]

A Literary & Expressive Arts Camp will be held in July and August. This free camp, designed for kids ages 6-15, will be held at the Historic Harriet Barber House, […]

There is a national call to action for black men across the state of South Carolina. We need black male mentors and role models statewide. Be a part of the […]

The South Carolina Department of Probation, Parole and Pardon Services (SCDPPPS) is pleased to announce the distribution of 21 laptops to probation and parole county offices for offenders to use […]

Prospective educators can teach while earning their certification through Richland One’s Project R.I.S.E. (Recruiting, Inspiring, Supporting and Educating Prospective Teachers) initiative. Interested persons can learn more about the initiative during […]

Mirci, a leading advocate for mental health awareness in the community, is thrilled to announce a unique and engaging event—a family-friendly mental health-themed comedy show for all ages. Laugh Therapy […]

Black Americans leverage technology for financial inclusion, with young investors leading stock market participation growth.