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The Columbia Housing held a 90th Anniversary Celebration at its headquarters on Harden Street on Tuesday, April 30, 2024.  Hundreds of people attended this historic celebration. Cynthia Hardy, Columbia Housing Senior […]

Cornell Briggs Jr. was born in Columbia. He grew up in a military family, moving frequently due to his father’s service in the US Air Force. Despite the challenges of […]

Dr. Michael L. Lomax will be the keynote speaker for the 154th Commencement Convocation at Benedict College on Friday, May 3rd at the Charlie W. Johnson Stadium. Lomax serves as […]

By James Felder South Carolina’s lawmakers are contemplating a law that would dramatically impact minority communities across the state. Senate Bill 910 – the “Predatory Trade Practices Act” – was […]

Since the inception of the Penny,Richland County has seen notable economicdevelopment gr NEARLY 20,000 NEW JOBS NEARLY 4,000 NEW BUSINESSES OVER $4.7 BILLION IN INVESTMENTS 60 % DECREASE INUNEMPLOYMENT 2.5MILLION […]

South Carolina State University’s Board of Trustees on Thursday approved four new degree programs – three in undergraduate engineering specialties and a master’s degree in cybersecurity. “South Carolina State University […]

Two Richland One seniors were awarded $1,000 scholarships from the Columbia chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women. The nonprofit organization is dedicated to empowering black women and […]

During an April 18 ceremony at Eau Claire High School, Richland One honored 528 high school students who have completed career and technical education (CTE) programs of study within the […]

Money can be a stressor for many‚ but you don’t have to be among them. Creating a game plan and understanding five key terms can help improve your financial health: […]

If you recently received your 2023 W2, you may have realized how much money you should have been putting to work to accomplish your savings goals. Ouch, right? No need […]