In South Carolina, healthcare is not an abstract policy debate. It is the mother who knows something is wrong after giving birth,
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South Carolina families are already paying enough. Groceries cost more. Gas costs more. Insurance costs more. A simple family vacation now feels like a luxury for many working people. So when a bill comes along that could make vacation rentals
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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) — 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/Cayce, SC) The Joseph H. Neal Health Collaborative (JHN) announces the appointment of Marco Benjamin as its Executive Director. Benjamin will boost its continued growth as a statewide force supporting intimate health
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This summer, six Midlands Technical College (MTC) dual enrollment students from Richland School District Two were selected to become youth apprentices with Prisma Health. Through the Midlands Youth Apprenticeship Program, an innovative
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(Columbia, SC) – Author, speaker, Richland County Councilmember, and nationally recognized trauma-informed advocate Tyra K. Little is challenging society’s understanding of grief with the release of The Grief Etiquette Collection, a three-book series designed
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South Carolina’s population is approximately 25.9% Black, one of the highest percentages in the nation. The state’s history of racial inequality is deeply intertwined with its healthcare system. As recently as the
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (June 17, 2026) – Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE hereafter) has broken ground on a multi-phase terminal energy project. The large-scale project will include the construction of a solar array canopy, as part
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National HIV Testing Day (NHTD) will be observed across the country and in Columbia through activities coordinated by PALSS, Inc. The 2026 NHTD theme is: “Reset Your Routine: Embracing HIV Testing, Prevention,
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In South Carolina, healthcare is not an abstract policy debate. It is the mother who knows something is wrong after giving birth, but cannot get an appointment soon enough. It is the
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The Columbia Metropolitan Airport (CAE) celebrated the return of nonstop service between Columbia and O’Hare International Airport on May 21 during a press conference and gate celebration marking the restart of American Airlines flights to
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