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Award-winning broadcast professional, Tre’ Tailor, has launched Coping with COVID–a timely one-hour show that provides updates on the pandemic and information to
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“I’m not a racist. I’m disrespectful to white and black people equally.” SC Senator Dick Harpootlian
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Pastor Jackson credits the Faithfulness of God and His Membership for Allowing Them to Celebrate this Financial Milestone Despite Trying Economic Times Columbia, SC – Bible Way Church of Atlas Road celebrated
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Board seals deal for James E. Clark to lead the university for another two to four years ORANGEBURG, S.C. – The SC State University board of trustees unanimously approved the terms of
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(Columbia, SC) – The Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (The COMET) announces the appointment, by Richland County, of Christopher Lawson to its Board of Directors. Lawson is a First Lieutenant in the
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(Columbia, SC) — The One SC Fund Hurricane Response Committee has awarded $426,600 in grants to 11 organizations across South Carolina for disaster relief and recovery projects. To date, the One SC
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Rap tycoon. Business mogul. Entrepreneur. The media may use a variety of terms to describe Atlanta-based rapper Jeezy, but his own definition is far broader. Instead of choosing a label, he simply
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President-elect Joe Biden is being denied intelligence briefings as outgoing GSA administrator Emily Murphy will not affirm his win to officially begin his transition to commander-in-chief. Murphy’s predecessor has now cautioned that the process should not
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The United States is now in what disaster-preparedness experts once modeled as a worst-case scenario. We are flooded with a highly transmissible virus that causes unpredictable symptoms: sometimes mild, sometimes fatal. The curve is
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The second wave of COVID-19 cases is compounding the already dire financial forecast for the hospitality industry. While some bars and restaurants were benefiting from warmer summer weather by serving patrons outdoors
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By: Jonathan Abrams (Atlantic Beach, NC) — The shooting stars that illuminated the dark sky on the journey to deeper waters had given way to a crisp morning when Gia Peebles felt her
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With the 2020-2021 flu season underway, Richland Library is once again partnering with Walgreens to host free flu shot clinics at several of our locations. They’re taking place from 10 a.m. –
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