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Michele Dugar is the Creative Problem Solver Richland Library is pleased to announce Michele Dugar as the first Entrepreneurin-Residence (EiR) of 2024. Michele Dugar is both an educator and a […]

U.S. House Assistant Democratic Leader James E. Clyburn released the following statement on his decision to step down from House Democratic leadership: “I have informed Leader Hakeem Jeffries of my […]

In honor of Black History Month and the 82nd chapter anniversary of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.® Gamma Nu Omega Chapter, the Honorable Daniel J Rickenmann, Mayor of the City […]

Home for Rent: 185 Dunham Rd SE Columbia. Nearly new 2 story home with 5 BR, 2.5 BA, just minutes to Ft. Jackson gate 5, smart home loaded with amazing […]

of Slavery, Herb Frazier and Joseph McGill will host a discussion forum and book signing in Griffin Hall. The book forum, sponsored by South Carolina Humanities offers participants the opportunity […]

St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, located at 1300 Pine Street in Columbia invites you to join us as we continue our Black History Month celebration. “Our celebration began with a trip […]

“Ensuring access to affordable higher education is paramount for the future of our workforce,” said Governor Henry McMaster. “This new program, coupled with the BOLD Career Pathways Nursing Faculty Program, […]

“When I first learned about my acceptance, I called my parents and shared how blessed I felt. It’s a big deal to be from Orangeburg and to be chosen as […]

The “Don’t Let Your Phone Upgrade Before You Do” Half-Day Conference took place on Friday, January 26th, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Columbia, SC. Organized by Paulette Cunningham, CEO […]

Casper and Anna Maria Garrett made a life in Columbia, South Carolina, during the Jim Crow decades, but they sent their five children North in the Great Migration in search […]