(Columbia, SC) – Representatives of the League of Women Voters of the Columbia Area Board of Directors recognized Women’s Equality Day, August
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(Columbia, SC) – 2020 has been an extraordinary year in many regards, and the election season across the United States has been the pivotal point in showcasing how important our individual vote and involvement in our community can bring great
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Republican candidate Mike Reichenbach secured the primary win Tuesday night to fill the vacancy left by the death of the late State Senator Hugh Leatherman. Reichenbach defeated state Rep. Jay Jordan (R)
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Most members of Congress crave political security, and Terri Sewell has it. For more than a decade, she’s represented Alabama’s Seventh District, a 61 percent Black hodgepodge that awkwardly links the bustling cities
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(Columbia, SC) – On Wednesday night, State Representative Spencer Wetmore (D-Charleston) will deliver the Democratic response to the South Carolina State of the State Address. The South Carolina House Democratic Caucus is
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(Columbia, SC) – State Representative Marvin Pendarvis (D-Charleston) filed a bill on Monday that would require DHEC to issue two at-home COVID tests to every South Carolina resident who wants them. “With
More(Columbia, SC) – January 18 – State Representative Spencer Wetmore (D-Charleston) will deliver the Democratic response to Gov. Henry McMaster’s State of the State address on Wednesday night. “It’s an honor to be
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There are plans to build a new nursing home for veterans in Orangeburg County which will cost $87.3 million. The Orangeburg nursing home would house 200 to 220 beds in both private
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Lawsuit spotlights South Carolina’s long history of racial discrimination (Columbia, SC) — Civil rights groups have filed a legal challenge over South Carolina’s new racially gerrymandered state House district map, charging it
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The Barbados government wants Rihanna to continue to “shine bright like a diamond.”The singer was honored Monday at Barbados’ presidential inauguration, which marked the country becoming a republic. Prime Minister Mia Mottley
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(Charleston, SC) – In response to a ruling by a National Labor Relations Board administrative judge in September relating to the labor dispute over the Hugh Leatherman Terminal in Charleston, Kenny Riley
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Columbia, SC – For two weeks, Councilwoman Tameika Isaac Devine has been the focus of false allegations about her ethics, character, and her family. These attacks are by one of her opponents
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