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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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The Metropolitan Bridal Expo is coming to the Charleston Area Convention Center in Charleston, SC on April 25, 2021 and the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center in Columbia, South Carolina on May 2, 2021. As a one-of-a-kind showcase cultivated for all
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(Columbia, SC) — Dawn Staley was busy the night of June 12, coaching Team USA to a 102-39 win in the preliminary round of the FIBA AmeriCup tournament. That didn’t stop folks from
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(Columbia, SC) – The Reemerge Reentry Program will host a special ceremony for past and current clients who have found success through entrepreneurship, training, and employment. The event is scheduled for Thursday,
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(Columbia, SC) – Brigadier General Milford H. Beagle Jr., a South Carolina State University graduate, was honored with the Order of the Palmetto. Gov. Henry McMaster said Beagle was being honored, “for
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(Georgetown, SC) – The Climate Reality Project is awarding individual grants of up to $20,000 to 10 organizations leading the fight for environmental and climate justice, as part of the organization’s Climate Justice
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(Elloree SC) – “Camp Daniels lives again.” Those words were offered Tuesday by South Carolina State University President James E. Clark as the university’s1890 Research & Extension arm officially opened the first
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By: Wanda Greene Jackson (Granddaughter) (St. Stephen, SC) — On Saturday, May 29th, family members and friends throughout St. Stephen celebrated the 100th birthday of Addison “Jack” Greene. Greene was born in Alvin, South
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There is a special exhibit coming to the Bay in honor of the Black Panther Party. According to the San Francisco Chronicle, a Bay Area apartment will be transformed into a temporary “mini
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When the Department of Homeland Security released its Homeland Threat Assessment earlier this month, it emphasized that self-proclaimed white supremacist groups are the most dangerous threat to U.S. security. But the report
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Netflix has just released a new docuseries exploring African American soul food, titled High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America. Based on the book of the same name by Jessica B.
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It has been just about two months since I completed the COVID-19 vaccination cycle, and I feel fine. By fine I mean, I feel comfortable moving around in ways that I had
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