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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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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Richland One Superintendent Dr. Todd Walker is excited to bring back his series of informal listening and learning sessions throughout the community, continuing his mission of hearing directly from students, staff, parents,
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Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium brings its nine-city Southern tour to the Midlands on Saturday, September 26 Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium’s Joy & Justice Tour touches down in Columbia, South
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(Columbia, SC) — The classrooms may be quiet, but the history they hold still speaks. A new preservation network is bringing communities together to protect South Carolina’s historic Black schools and the
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(Columbia, SC) — Families need dependable support, and the organizations providing it need resources to keep up. New findings from Central Carolina Community Foundation’s 2026 Community Assessment bring both concerns into focus.
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(Columbia, SC) — Benedict College has announced that its electrical engineering program earned ABET accreditation, becoming the first historically Black college or university in South Carolina to achieve that distinction, according to
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(Columbia, SC) — South Carolina leadership expert, author and former public official Anton Gunn has earned one of professional speaking’s highest honors with his induction into the National Speakers Association’s CPAE Speaker
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(Columbia, SC) — Books may be what first comes to mind when you think of a library card, but at Richland Library, there’s much more to check out. This September, Library Card Sign-Up Month is
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Sumter, S.C. – Morris College and Denmark Technical College have entered into an academic articulation agreement designed to create more seamless pathways for students to continue their education, transfer credits and pursue
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Narrative Ownership: “The wolf never had an historian” There is an African proverb often repeated as a warning: “Until the lion has its own historian, the hunt will always favor the hunter.”
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One day, a child may walk down Heidt Street and never know what stood there. Maybe there will be an apartment building on the property. Maybe an empty lot. Maybe a convenience
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