The month of February is devoted to celebrating the achievements of African Americans across all mediums, from politics to sports.
Lexington School District Two is hosting a recruitment fair Saturday, February 3 for teachers.
Richland Library Main will unveil its newly designed garden level to the public in a grand reopening celebration Saturday, February 3.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day early with a dance party accompanied by live music from the 1960s and 50s.
The Columbia Police Department is welcoming a new K-9 to its team – a chocolate Labrador named Rusty.
Midlands-based James R. Clark Memorial Sickle Cell Foundation is working to bring relief and education to South Carolina residents afflicted with sickle cell disease.
A new exhibit coming to Columbia features the work of 40 Midlands women and girls.
Richland County Sheriff’s deputies are looking for a suspect, accused of shooting a taxi cab driver in the lower body multiple times.
The creation of Midlands non-profit Lighthouse for Life, four years ago, is part of a greater push from lawmakers and law enforcement to raise awareness about human trafficking.
Tax preparers will give their time and knowledge on Saturday, February 3, to help households with incomes of less than $54,000.
