EnVee Restaurant & Bar
Community Business of the Week The Midlands has a new hotspot for the grown and sexy crowd – EnVee Restaurant & Bar. It is owned by Vanesia “Vee” Kelly, a […]
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Community Business of the Week The Midlands has a new hotspot for the grown and sexy crowd – EnVee Restaurant & Bar. It is owned by Vanesia “Vee” Kelly, a […]
Read More“The Columbia Branch of the National Association of University Women announces that it has received a scholarship grant of $5,000. We are grateful and honored to be able to partner […]
Read MoreBusinesswoman, motivational speaker, and visionary strategist, Rachelle Jamerson-Holmes has been named the 2023-24 National President of the American Business Women’s Association. Rachelle founded the EmpowerHer ABWA Chapter in her hometown […]
Read MoreWhile a college student at Benedict, she was committed to the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s and her photograph appears in the University of South Carolina Civil Rights Center […]
Read MoreBishop James Mack, Pastor and The Bible Way Church Ministries are hosting its Scholarship Program in honor of the Bishop Roy Lee Belton and Bishop Arthur J. Morgan. The Program […]
Read MoreProvide comprehensive media services for church events, by providing leadership and oversight for technical components of Sunday services, to include sound, lights, videos, slide presentations, etc. Prepare the recording of […]
Read MoreMembers of the South Carolina House of Representatives and Legislative Black Caucus recently honored the life and achievements of prominent African-American Educator Mary Miller McClellan, organizer/ founder of the Columbia […]
Read MoreOne of the best ways to prevent heart disease is to stay active. At least 30 minutes a day, five days a week of light to moderate exercise or one […]
Read MoreKneeling (left to right): Michelle Quintinalla, Tyrese Gambell, Geno Saxon, Gary Gownes. Standing: Jacorey Benekin, Deyandra Griffin, Jacob Spires, Terrell Woods, Malik Strother, Adrienne Spencer, Dylan Avila, Dexter Gunter, Mehki […]
Read MoreAfrican-Americans are disproportionately harder hit by cardiovascular disease risk factors and are as much as three times more likely to die from heart disease than non-Hispanic whites, according to the […]
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