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THE BARBERSHOP: Community, Guns & Public Safety — An open dialogue bridging generations

Published on: Jun 28, 2026

Dapper & Distinguished Gentlemen (DDG), a tri-state nonprofit organization serving South Carolina, North Carolina, and Georgia, dedicated to building character, preserving legacy, and inspiring vision in men of all ages, […]

Fights shut down City of Columbia’s Juneteenth Celebration

Published on: Jun 28, 2026

City leaders announce new curfew rules for Finlay Park Columbia officials are tightening safety rules after fights disrupted the city’s Juneteenth celebration at Finlay Park over the weekend. Leaders say the […]

Karriem Edwards named 2026 Joyce Gillespie Ford Black Nonprofit Leader of the Year

Published on: Jun 28, 2026

Together SC’s Black Nonprofit Leaders Group has named Karriem Edwards, president of the South Carolina Center for Fathers and Families, the 2026 Joyce Gillespie Ford Black Nonprofit Leader of the […]

Logan Wells makes history as 2nd African American to be crowned Miss South Carolina’s Teen

Published on: Jun 28, 2026

Logan Wells, a rising senior from Columbia, South Carolina, has been crowned Miss South Carolina’s Teen, becoming just the second African American woman to earn the title in the past […]

City of Orangeburg recognizes Civil Rights Activists Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Williams as Mr. and Mrs. Heritage Festival

Published on: Jun 28, 2026

The City of Orangeburg crowned Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Williams as Mr. and Mrs. Heritage Festival at the inaugural Orangeburg Heritage Festival. The crowning ceremony took place on Friday, June […]

SC State University, NVIDIA announce collaboration to expand AI education, workforce development

Published on: Jun 28, 2026

South Carolina State University and NVIDIA have announced a collaboration designed to expand artificial intelligence education, strengthen workforce development and position South Carolina as a leader in applied AI innovation. The partnership […]

Voorhees University freshman Josephine Mulenga earns 1st Place in National HBCU Smart Cities Program

Published on: Jun 17, 2026

Voorhees University proudly announces that Josephine Mulenga, a freshman student, has earned 1st place in the highly competitive Pathway Community Foundation HBCU Smart Cities Program, a prestigious ten-week national initiative focused on developing innovative, […]

SC State 2026 Hall of Fame Class to be enshrined

Published on: Jun 17, 2026

South Carolina State will enshrine fifteen (15) individuals into its Hall of Fame during the upcoming football season. The 2026 Class will include four posthumous inductees. Making up the class […]

Freedom Opened the Door. What We Do Next Is Up to Us.

Published on: Jun 17, 2026

By Tenita Abraham AI & Technology As we prepare to celebrate Juneteenth, I find myself reflecting on how differently I am observing it this year. Last year, I spent much […]

SC Retreat for a Black Agenda to be held at Reid Chapel AME Church

Published on: Jun 17, 2026

Join community leaders for a statewide, streets-to-the-suites, gathering of sisters and brothers, of Black leaders, organizers, scholars, youth, faith leaders, artists, workers, labor representatives, and policy advocates as we collectively […]

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THE BARBERSHOP: Community, Guns & Public Safety — An open dialogue bridging generations

Fights shut down City of Columbia’s Juneteenth Celebration

Karriem Edwards named 2026 Joyce Gillespie Ford Black Nonprofit Leader of the Year

Logan Wells makes history as 2nd African American to be crowned Miss South Carolina’s Teen

City of Orangeburg recognizes Civil Rights Activists Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Williams as Mr. and Mrs. Heritage Festival

SC State University, NVIDIA announce collaboration to expand AI education, workforce development

Voorhees University freshman Josephine Mulenga earns 1st Place in National HBCU Smart Cities Program

SC State 2026 Hall of Fame Class to be enshrined

Freedom Opened the Door. What We Do Next Is Up to Us.

SC Retreat for a Black Agenda to be held at Reid Chapel AME Church