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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 […]
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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 […]
Read MoreIn 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 […]
Read MoreToday, 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 […]
Read MoreEvery 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 […]
Read MoreOn Saturday 10th, any visits downtown after 5 would have to exclude the intersection of Blanding and Marion Streets. Because that intersection was the location for the 5th Annual Dinner […]
Read MoreOctober marks National Women’s Small Business Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the remarkable contributions of women entrepreneurs who are shaping South Carolina’s economy and communities. Across the Palmetto […]
Read MoreThe South Carolina Civil Rights Museum proudly announces that its founder and renowned civil rights photographer Cecil J. Williams joined Lanny Smith, founder of Actively Black, as featured guests on […]
Read MoreRichland School District Two is proud to announce that Kim Hutcherson has been named a finalist for the prestigious AVID Global Achievement Awards. These awards, celebrating AVID’s 45th anniversary, recognize […]
Read MoreThe collaborative work of Orangeburg, South Carolina native, Dr. Walter B. Curry, Jr., Beverly Aiken Muhammad, and Anusha Ghosh has garnered national recognition, receiving the prestigious International African American Historical […]
Read MoreThe South Carolina Department of Education has selected Alcorn Middle School as a recipient of the Nita M. Lowey 21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant for the 2025-2026 school year. […]
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