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Celebrate with the Columbia VAHCS Women Veterans Program, Feb. 13 from 11 am. – 2 pm. Ladies, it’s time to treat yourself! Join us for a day dedicated to relaxation […]

Now in its third year, the Cola Rosé Shower celebrates women by promoting awareness about feminine care issues and period poverty in the Greater Columbia community. Held at Williams-Brice Stadium’s […]

By State Representative Jermaine Johnson Guest Editorial Owning a home has always been a cornerstone of the American Dream and has allowed generations of Americans to build equity and wealth. […]

Just like the road it sits on, “The Little Church On The Hill” is aiming to expand. Rehoboth Baptist Church, at 4646 Hard Scrabble Road in Columbia, will be celebrating […]

By James B. Ewers Jr. COMMEN If you were blessed to have gone to college on an athletic scholarship, then you didn’t have to worry about student loans. You didn’t […]

By Millicent E. Brown COMMENTARY In 1963, ten other students in Charleston and I became the first court-ordered African Americans to attend state run public schools in South Carolina (see […]

several in the group, especially since a readily available and often used group photograph exists of this first group of Black students. Glover asserts: “not only can they not fix […]

W.A. Perry Middle School Assistant Principal Dr. Lisa Payton-Johnson has been named the 2023 Middle School Assistant Principal of the Year by the South Carolina Alliance of Black School Educators […]

Surrounded by friends, family and supporters at the South Carolina State House on Monday, Rep. Ivory Thigpen announced that he is running for Senate Seat 22. Senate District 22 is […]

George Martin Jr. is on a journey to become the world’s most famous actor and comedian. At ten years old, he already has a handful of professional credits under his […]