Columbia’s District 4 holds election for newest council person, residents react
Residents of District 4 in Columbia are casting their ballots to choose the newest City Council Member in Tuesday’s special election.
Author: Lee Williams
Tuesday’s special election — Two candidates running for Columbia’s District 4 City Council seat
Tuesday is an Election Day for residents of the City of Columbia’s District Four and two candidates are asking for your vote.
Ft. Jackson opens “Soldier Performance Readiness Center,” focuses on 5 areas of fitness
Commanding General Jason Kelly says the new facility will bring an appreciation to all areas of fitness — including physical, mental, spiritual, and nutritional health, as well as the importance of getting adequate sleep and rest.
Benedict College celebrates its 153rd birthday
On Thursday, faculty, alumni, and students, came together at Antisdel Chapel to celebrate Benedict College’s 153rd birthday.
Governor McMaster proclaims March as “Red Cross Month” in SC
“I like to remind people that blood is a very precious asset that we have, and whether you want to give blood or give plasma. It’s easy to do. The people know how to do it. Giving blood takes no time at all,” says McMaster.
Bluff Road Armory to host “Veterans Experience Action Center”
Officials are calling the event the “Veterans Experience Action Center,” and will take place Thursday March 23rd, Friday March 24th, and Saturday March 25th — each day from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Department of Juvenile Justice launches new Credible Messengers mentoring initiative
Mack McGhee with the DJJ says a new mentoring program called “Credible Messengers” will allow the young men at their facility to have daily interactions with mentors who have previously been in prison or detained themselves.
“Social Work Breaks Barriers” — Social workers honored during month of March
Director of Communications and External Affairs with DSS, Connelly-Anne Ragley, says social workers are there for families at all hours — getting to the bottom of issues they’re facing and providing them with ideas, resources, and solutions to help.
St. Pats Five Points Festival expected to bring over 30,000 people, record sales
According to the Five Points Association, the festival previously brought in over $7 million.
Eau Claire High School and United Way pilot mentorship program for young men of color
Eau Claire High School and the United Way are teaming up to kickstart a new mentorship program called “Young Men United.”
