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By James B. Ewers Jr. We are now in a political tug of war. Politicians on both sides are arm wrestling with America’s future. We are zigging and zagging with […]

By Dr. Glenn Mollette The American government shutdown impacts about 1.4 million federal workers, with roughly 700,000 furloughed and another 700,000 deemed essential continuing to work without pay.   This number […]

CecilJ. Williams and other civil rights personalities joined Lanny Smith,founderof Actively Black,as featured guests oniHeartRadio’s The Breakfast Club with Charlamagne Tha God-one of America’s most influential radio hosts and a […]

Richland One has announced the five persons who will be inducted into the district’s Hall of Fame in January. Induction into the Hall of Fame is the highest honor awarded […]

Zion Baptist Church celebrated its 2025 Annual Men’s Day Worship Service on Sunday, October 26, 2025. The theme for the occasion was “Upright Men: Navigating Life Through Downright Troubled Times” […]

SC Civil Rights Museum to host compelling free program On Thursday, November 6, 2025, at 5 {: 0 0 } \mathrm { p. m. } the South Carolina Civil Rights […]

By Tenita Abraham Technology & AI Join us at “Women, AI and the 4th Industrial Revolution”—where innovation, legacy, and empowerment come full circle. As October closes out Women in Business […]

In a historic and hopeful step forward, lawmakers from both sides of the aisle gathered Tuesday, October 21, 2025 alongside leaders from South Carolina’s eight Historically Black Colleges and Universities […]

Today, Voorhees University continues to thrive, thanks to the generosity of alumni and friends. Recent achievements include: Ranked #1 HBCU in South Carolina for graduating students in four years. Ranked […]

Every successful venture begins with a vision— not merely the aspiration to run a business, but the ambition to build one that makes a meaningful impact. For years, the McClellan […]