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Black Business Month is more than a time of celebration; it’s a time of preparation. For decades, this paper and my company have lifted up the stories of legacy businesses—family-owned […]

South Carolina ETV (SCETV) will premiere a new collaborative program, Front Porch Carolinas, with its debut special exploring key Civil Rights landmarks in South Carolina. The program will air Aug. […]

ing innovative local policies rooted in justice. The challenges cities face, from public safety to housing, from education to economic inclusion, demand comprehensive solutions and collaborative leadership. What they do […]

The Social Action Commission of Bethel A.M.E. Church presents Social Action Commission Day on Sunday, August 31, 2025, at 10:00 AM. The guest speaker, Rev. Moyer B. McCoy, will deliver […]

Join the Greener Institute and the Nickelodeon Theater on Sunday, September 7, at 2 {: } 0 0 \mathrm { p m } for an informative evening of film and […]

The I. DeQuincey Newman United Methodist Church Family extends a formal invitation to attend our 2025 Annual Fall Revival. This spiritual gathering will take place from Sunday, September 7 to […]

[IMAGE_0] Richland Library is proud to introduce Allen Brown as the Fall 2025 Entrepreneurin-Residence (EiR), a role that blends expertise, innovation, and mentorship for the next generation of business leaders. […]

The Abraham family, known for their longstanding contributions in publishing, education, ministry, and business, are coming together to launch a new podcast. Siblings Tenita Abraham, Natalie Abraham-McKinnie, and Nathaniel Abraham […]

By Marc H. Morial “Public safety is people having a roof over their heads, good-paying jobs, strong schools, and accessible mental health care. That’s what safety looks like.” — Chicago […]

According to the PCF,one in six Black men will develop prostate cancer in their lifetime,aratethatisonein eight among white men.The PCF also notes that Black men are twiceas likely to die […]