RIDE TO END ALZ: Carolina cyclists pedal across Palmetto State for good cause
Their goal is to raise funds for care and support for Alzheimer’s patients as well as money to research a cure.
Author: Alex Tejada
KOALA PRIDE: Columbia College adds two new athletic programs for upcoming school year
The Godbold Center, where the Koalas will play and cheer, is undergoing a renovation to add a new court, stands and weight room.
Gov. Henry McMaster addresses SC state budget, issues 21 line item vetoes
Lawmakers included tuition freezes for the state’s public universities as well as funding for a vet school at Clemson and a new med school campus at USC.
USC coach and Aflac bring smiles to sickle cell patients at Prisma Health Children’s Hospital
The duck helps comfort children going through cancer or sickle cell treatment.
Public charter school breaks ground in Orangeburg County
The school is named after the former South Carolina State football coach and offers a public, tuition-free education that is tailored towards different styles of learners.
New S.C. Department of Public Health to launch July 1
A week from today, the new South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) will officially begin serving people in South Carolina.
Black-owned restaurants showcased during “Black Eats Week 803”
“Black Eats Week 803” showcases some of the finest Black-owned restaurants in the Midlands.
City of Orangeburg breaks ground on new Railroad Corner revitalization project
A former hub for business in Orangeburg may soon be returning to its former glory.
Columbia NAACP chapter asks community to join in the fight against gun violence
The branch has a ‘Parents for Peace’ committee that aims to reduce violence in the community and support families that have been impacted.
Prisma Health’s Camp Kemo celebrates 45th anniversary
This week families and kids fighting cancer have the chance to have some fun and de-stress.
