The Thirteenth Hour When the gavel pounded and the hour hit thirteen, it wasn’t a fiery speech or a media-ready moment that
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A short time ago in a state far far away from being blue…. A Battle Looms It’s a time of great turmoil within the South Carolina Democratic Party as it finds itself still reeling from yet another defeat at the
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(Columbia, SC) — The Columbia Area Development Partnership (CADP) marked its first year as Richland County’s premier economic development authority by honoring longtime Richland County Councilmember Paul Livingston. The breakfast meeting, which
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(North Charleston, SC) – Senator Deon Tedder joined Gov. Henry McMaster and constituents at the State House for the ceremonial signing of legislation authored by Tedder to help ensure South Carolina workplaces
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ORANGEBURG, S.C. — South Carolina State University has named Clyburn Halley chief of police, bringing more than three decades of law enforcement experience and a career focused on campus safety, crime reduction and
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The University of South Carolina has officially entered a new era in collegiate athletics with the launch of its 10-year partnership with Nike. The agreement, which took effect July 1, makes Nike
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Most people have seen Juneteenth merch. The red.The yellow.The green.The raised Black fist. Those symbols are powerful. They speak to Black pride, Black resistance, and Pan-African unity. But here is the part
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FORENOTE This article reflects my personal perspective on the outcome of the verdict in the Cyrus Carmack-Belton case. It is not intended as a legal analysis of the arguments presented by the
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Thank you, Senator Shane Massey. Not because you thanked Black voters. You did something more important. You certified Black voter power. You quantified Black voter power. You stood on the floor of
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Congressman James E. Clyburn will host his 34th World Famous Annual Fish Fry on Friday, May 29, bringing one of South Carolina’s most recognized political and community traditions back to Columbia. The
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Columbia, SC — The South Carolina House of Representatives has approved a procedural move that could allow lawmakers to return to Columbia and consider redrawing the state’s congressional districts during the 2026
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(Orangeburg, SC) — The South Carolina State University Foundation, Inc. (the “Foundation”) today announced that it has filed a formal complaint in the Court of Common Pleas seeking judicial intervention to protect
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