Johnnie Cordero, Chairman of the Democratic Black Caucus of South Carolina and of the South Carolina Democratic Party’s Affirmative Action Committee for
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(Columbia, S.C.) — Freeway Music —Columbia, South Carolina’s locally owned, premier music school — celebrates 10 years of bringing music lessons, programs and events to students across the Midlands region. Since opening
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The first phase of demolition is underway at the vacant Allen Benedict Court property, originally built in 1940. Crews are currently onsite removing asbestos from the windows. Heavy equipment is expected on
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(Columbia, SC) – An upcoming public input session will give Northeast Richland residents a chance to weigh in on preliminary plans to widen part of Spears Creek Church Road, from Two Notch
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(Summerton, SC) – The Town of Summerton is thrilled to announce we have been selected to receive a 2021 AARP Community Challenge grant. We are one of only 233 grantees selected from
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Richland 1 will be holding a special election to fill a seat vacated by a school board member who moved outside the district. On Oct. 26, Richland 1 voters will replace Yolanda
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I am projecting the Black-ass bat signal into the sky with the following news: Batgirl is Afro-Latina. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Leslie Grace (In The Heights) has been cast as Batgirl
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(Washington, D.C.) – Yesterday, The Collective PAC, the nation’s largest political action committee dedicated to increasing Black political engagement, representation, and power across all levels of government, endorsed Tameika Isaac Devine for
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Gabby Goodwin of Columbia received a $200,000 investment from television personalities Marcus Lemonis and Gayle King on a podcast episode of “One Hundred Percent with Marcus Lemonis” that aired Wednesday. Goodwin is the
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McDonald’s and Mayor Steve Benjamin kicked off the summer hiring season with an event today at the local restaurant owner by BJ Langley at 434 Gervais St., in Columbia, S.C., to highlight
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Local artist I’ja Charles has painted her latest mural on the side of a city-owned building at 1401 Main Street. The mural pays homage to Columbia’s historic Black Wall Street, which was
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