Major events in history are often retold through the lens of just a few people and capture just a portion of a
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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 help you thrive and survive COVID-19. The wildly popular show has gained a loyal and tremendous following; growing
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(Columbia, SC) – Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States, yet suicide can be prevented. Volunteers from Sumter, SCare joining the quarter of a million people who
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It’s a piece of cloth, sewn together into a small sack. When it was given by an enslaved woman named Rose in the mid-1800’s, it held a dress, braid of her hair, pecans,
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(Columbia, SC) – Calling all ghouls and goblins! EdVenture is pleased to present Halloween Hoopla on Sunday, October 31st at our Columbia location (211 Gervais Street). Now in its 12th year, Halloween Hoopla will
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Nathaniel Spells, Sr. was born in Bowman, S.C. in 1950, but his family relocated to Columbia, S.C. when he was still a child. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Building Construction from
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(Columbia, SC) – The South Carolina State Fair returns to Columbia on Tuesday with some exciting new additions. Here’s a look at all the ‘new’ you can expect to see, taste, experience,
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Bernie L. Wright will serve as interim director of Penn Center is one of South Carolina’s most important African American historical sites. Wright was hired as the interim director, to replace Marion
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The International African American Museum announced today a $500,000 donation from Mary Major and Bill Horton, a couple living 10 miles from Gadsden’s Wharf, the site where more than 40 percent of
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According to newly released data, Black people accounted for the greatest increase in traffic deaths than any other race group last year, even though Americans drove less due to the pandemic. According
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(Columbia, SC) – The Richland Library Friends and Foundation is excited to announce Cearra Harris as the recipient of the 2021 Ethel Bolden Minority Fellowship. She’s a doctoral student in Library and Information Science
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(Columbia, SC) – For a decade, Famously Hot New Year — a nonprofit organization since 2016 — has brought visitors, residents, businesses, and community and civic leaders from diverse backgrounds together for South
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