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 United States is now in what disaster-preparedness experts once modeled as a worst-case scenario. We are flooded with a highly transmissible virus that causes unpredictable symptoms: sometimes mild, sometimes fatal. The curve is not flat, or even a curve. It’s almost
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(Washington, DC) – With the Omicron variant of COVID-19 surging, housing relief is essential for struggling renters. Sixteen percent of adults living in rental households told researchers last summer they were currently
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(West Columbia, SC) – In response to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, Lexington Medical Center is making changes to its COVID-19 vaccine and testing sites. The vaccine clinic will move to Brookland Baptist
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(Columbia, SC) – In response to the growing COVID-19 Delta Variant crisis, where only 44% of South Carolinians are fully vaccinated, Sen. Mia McLeod has proposed the following actions she would take
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Black churchgoers have adapted so well to online church amid the pandemic some 41% of them now favor a hybrid model of in-person and online services, even after COVID-19 is no longer
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It has been just about two months since I completed the COVID-19 vaccination cycle, and I feel fine. By fine I mean, I feel comfortable moving around in ways that I had
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(Columbia, SC) – Tuesday, the City of Columbia launched a campaign to make sure everyone gets their COVID-19 vaccine. The “It’s YOUR Shot Columbia” campaign is designed to spread the word that
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(Columbia, SC) — Beaufort is among the healthiest counties in South Carolina and Williamsburg is among the least healthy, according to the annual County Health Rankings, released today by the University of
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I have vivid images of the Claflin University campus before the unimaginable disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The campus was teeming with unbridled optimism, buoyed by the recognition the University and
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By: Reverend T. E. Simmons (Greenville, SC) – The Reedy Fork Baptist Church seeks to collaborate with community churches, our Healthcare Systems, the Center for Disease Control, and other entities to reach
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The United States is now in what disaster-preparedness experts once modeled as a worst-case scenario. We are flooded with a highly transmissible virus that causes unpredictable symptoms: sometimes mild, sometimes fatal. The curve is
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