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South Carolina will pause to honor one of its most consequential sons. The body of Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., civil rights leader,
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Representative Jerry Govan (D) of Orangeburg has announced that he will run for state superintendent of education. Molly Spearman, the current superintendent, announced that she would not seek a third term. A former educator and member of the Education and
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(Columbia, SC) — From the streets of Queens, New York, to the heart of South Carolina, a celebration of independent filmmaking is finding a new home in the Midlands. Following a successful
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(Columbia, SC) – South Carolina teachers have a new opportunity to refinance their student loans at a 2-percent fixed rate and, in some cases, receive loan forgiveness in return for teaching in
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COLUMBIA, SC — The NAACP South Carolina State Conference is pleased to announce its 2026 Annual Convention, to be held October 9–10 at the Prince Hall Grand Lodge in Columbia, South Carolina.
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(Eastover, SC) — The Town of Eastover is proud to announce its ALL Cancer Walk on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 624 Main Street, Eastover, SC 29044. The walk begins at 9:00
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(Columbia, SC) – South Carolina veterans who are legally blind will have an opportunity this month to receive Ray-Ban Meta AI smart glasses at no cost through an initiative supported by Meta
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(Columbia, SC) — The City of Columbia Police Department will host its 2026 Faith & Blue Citywide Community Event on Saturday, Oct. 10, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Grace Christian
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Richland One students are now able to apply for the MLK Dream Keeper Awards, a program offering up to $1,500 to support their education. The awards are open to students within the
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(Columbia, SC) — Palmetto AIDS Life Support Services (PALSS) is increasing efforts to educate young people, particularly in Black communities, about HIV prevention and the benefits of PrEP as South Carolina observes
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(Columbia, SC) — South Carolina has been selected to receive a federal grant aimed at strengthening families, expanding early intervention services and reducing the number of children entering foster care. The South
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(Columbia, SC) — University of South Carolina women’s basketball coach Dawn Staley is bringing her leadership experience beyond the basketball court with the launch of a new program designed to prepare students
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