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Reid Chapel AME Church is hosting a shoe drive to support micro-enterprise vendors. Micro Enterprises are small businesses in developing nations. They are typically operated by one person or family […]

South Carolina will celebrate National Walking Day on Wednesday, April 1, with a free, family-friendly walking treasure hunt designed to support heart health, brain health and social connection for people […]

Voorhees University proudly announces that The Reverend Lester V. Mackenzie, AHC, Episcopal priest and Chief of Mission Program in the Office of the Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church, will […]

of Arts in history with a minor in Black studies. He later obtained a Master of Science in postsecondary education with a concentration in higher education administration from Troy University […]

Richland County Recreation Foundation is hosting the 7th Annual JazzFest at North Springs Park on April 11. Enjoy an evening filled with smooth jazz and a touch of soul at […]

South Carolina State University has appointed Dr. Samuel L. Hinton as the executive director for retention and student success, serving within the Office of the Associate Provost for Academic Affairs. […]

By Tenita Abraham AI & Technology One of the least discussed shifts in financial services today has nothing to do with technology. It has to do with succession. For decades, […]

By Andy Brack EDITORIAL A chart that a friend forwarded recently has been top of mind for the whole week. It shows the “diploma divide” – a red/blue graphic of […]

By Ben Jealous EDITORIAL Recently, I drove from my father’s birthplace in Biddeford, Maine, to my mother’s birthplace in Petersburg, Virginia. Two different towns. Two different states. Two different regions. […]

By Kevin Harris and Richard McDaniel Guest Commentary When Amazon cuts 30,000 jobs and Black workers hold nearly 20% of the roles being eliminated while making up just 13% of […]