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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The Small Business Stabilization Program has provided relief to businesses across Columbia in all sectors of industry. Recognizing the enormous financial impact on local businesses resulting from drastic operational changes and closures due to the COVID-19 containment and social isolation
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The Columbia Hospital School of Nursing Alumae Association (CHSNAA) officially put their mark on history Saturday. A historical marker was unveiled at Harden and Washington Streets where the former Columbia Hospital Unit for Black Nurses
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It’s time for the sale of Santee Cooper GEORGETOWN, SC – In a sign of the times, the Gullah Geechee Chamber of Commerce and its policies and issues arm, the Gullah Geechee
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Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott, Columbia Police Chief William Holbrook, 5th Circuit Solicitor Byron Gipson and Richland County Chairman Paul Livingstone joined me at City Hall to discuss the importance of voters casting their ballots
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There are more than 4,000 children in foster care in South Carolina. Epworth Children’s Home residential care program serves children ages 12 and up from South Carolina. Children come to Epworth due
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Please allow me to introduce myself. I am Robin Clark, a Certified Life Coach and founder of Y.NOT.BELIEVE. Y .NOT.BELIEVE is a community building organization that is dedicated to helping members of
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(Columbia, SC) – The South Carolina Supreme Court issued a historic opinion late Wednesday, siding with The South Carolina Education Association and affirming that the use of public funds for private schools
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(Columbia, SC) – SC UpLift Community Outreach today announced that they have received the 1st Gold Certification in the state of South Carolina for Universal Living Homes. The home is located at
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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
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Nationwide — Lessie Benningfield Randle, a 105-year old Black woman from Tulsa, Oklahoma, one of two known survivors of the tragic Tulsa massacre that is still alive, has filed a lawsuit demanding reparations.
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Calling all seniors! Come out and help celebrate you with our first drive-thru senior parade! Care packages will be provided to all patrons. Please stay in your vehicles. Please do NOT attend
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