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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 […]

By Wyatt Anthony VA writer “All of a sudden, the firecrackers began. Submarines were hitting those ships—men screaming, fire, burning…” That’s how Lee O. McKinnon remembers the morning of the […]

By Jason R. Edwards Guest Commentary The dog days of summer are not typically associated with school, but the summer of 2025 has marked the hundredth anniversary of two pivotal […]

7Sunday, in partnership with the City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities, announces its return with a new series, BizArts, with a kickoff event in the Columbia Museum of Art. […]

By Marc H. Morial TO BE EQUAL “Freedom is never really won. You earn it and win it in every generation.” — Coretta Scott King A war has been declared […]

DJ Kelly Kel featuring The Columbia House Music Project welcomes New Jersey’s Grammy-nominated Gospel House Music Artist Kenny Bobien on Saturday, August 23rd at 9 PM at the Lux803 Event […]

By Nicole H. Holland Columbia, SC August is Children and Youth Month at Bible Way. This year’s theme is Kingdom Business, and it started with a host of successful Back-to-School […]

Candidates have filed for Columbia's November 4, 2025 municipal election for mayor and city council seats.

Dr. Teresa Turner, Richland One’s Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP) project director, has been selected for the Fulbright Leaders for Global Schools program. The program sends cohorts of U.S. K–12 […]