COLUMBIA GREEN: City aims to cool off neighborhoods by planting trees
Over the next five years, the city of Columbia in partnership with Columbia Green plans to plant more than 1,700 trees in certain residential areas of town.
Benedict College has received a big donation for science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) scholarships, according to a press release.
Over the next five years, the city of Columbia in partnership with Columbia Green plans to plant more than 1,700 trees in certain residential areas of town.
For one, the center will assist adult learners, who as an example Clark Artis says may have put off their education after having children or who’ve been busy assisting their aging parents. Other communities who can receive support include military members and their families, former foster care scholars, and those who are formerly incarcerated.
The 3rd Annual Black Tie Affair Fundraiser is from 6 p.m. to Midnight at the American Legion at 28 S Artillery Drive in Sumter.
Benedict College honored its school’s president on Friday with a building naming ceremony.
Benedict College held its “Founder Day Convocation” which celebrated the school’s 154 year history.
George Dezlin, Benedict’s Associate Vice President of Student Affairs, says the Harambee Festival will have plenty of music to offer — including live stage performances, merchandise vendors, a food village, and a children’s educational village.
Benedict College President Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis and Director of Athletics Willie Washington are proud to announce the hiring of Ron Dickerson Jr. as head football coach for the Tigers.
The Richland Library is hosting a gallery opening for its latest art exhibition on Friday.
One of South Carolina’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities is hosting an event to honor the life and legacy of Dr.Martin Luther King Jr.