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According to media reports, Brian DeQuincey Newman, a former Columbia city councilman, has passed away. The 40-year-old Newman was the son of S.C. circuit court judge Clifton Newman and the brother of S.C. circuit court judge Jocelyn Newman. Also, he
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(Columbia, SC) — The Richland County Neighborhood Council (RCNC) has achieved a significant milestone by securing the host city designation for the 2024 Neighborhoods, USA (NUSA) Conference. This marks the first time
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(Columbia, SC) – Today, Benedict College announced Dr. Sharron Taylor Burnett as the new Chief Financial Officer (VPFO). Burnett has an impressive record as a distinguished higher education leader. She will assume her
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(Columbia, S.C.) – The countdown is on for the return of the 154th South Carolina State Fair and discount admission and ride tickets are officially on sale. Buying tickets in advance offers
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(Columbia, SC) — September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. The James R. Clark Memorial Sickle Cell Foundation will host its 17th annual Sickle Cell Walk to commemorate the month on Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023,
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(Denmark, SC) – Officials with the Voorhees University Center of Excellence for Educator Preparation and Innovation are among a select few in the country participating in the 2023-2024 National Improvement Science Teaching
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(Columbia, SC) – More transit service will soon be available to residents in the Lower Richland community. The Central Midlands Regional Transit Authority (The COMET) announced that Route 47 will change from a
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(Columbia, SC) — The University of South Carolina will commemorate the 60th anniversary of the second desegregation of the university with two events. The events will feature Dr. Henrie Monteith Treadwell, the
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Richland School District Two has announced five finalists for 2023-2024 District Teacher of the Year. The finalists and their schools are Will Epps, Blythewood High School; Stacey Higgins, Forest
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(Columbia, SC) – School has started across the Midlands and so have headaches for not only students but also parents and advocates trying to navigate the educational system. Hearing that message, the
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(Columbia, SC) – Dr. Ronald L. Rhames has announced his plans to retire as president of one of the largest technical colleges in South Carolina. Rhames has been a part of the MTC
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