Word of God Church will feed 700 SNAP families in Columbia amid the federal SNAP funding crisis this Sunday.

While Washington stalls, faith and community leaders step up—feeding families abandoned during the federal shutdown.

Dr. Jermaine Johnson launches his bid for South Carolina Governor with a message of faith, unity, and fearless service over power.

Malik Yoba joins Cheryl Hinton Harris at IMPACTEd Summit 2025 in Columbia, SC to rebuild communities through education.

A powerful evening at Allen University celebrates Becoming Thurgood, honoring Thurgood Marshall’s legacy through film, history, and modern activism.

L. Oveta Glover’s leadership shines at the NAACP Freedom Fund Gala as Columbia honors civil rights champions and looks to the future of justice.

St. Mark AME wraps Social Action Weekend with Rep. James Clyburn urging faith in action, unity, and America’s power to repair.

The State of Black South Carolina: SCLBC leads bold conversations on economic equity, minority business growth, and community resilience.

Trump targeting Black women leaders like Lisa Cook and Letitia James shows a dangerous pattern of retaliation, racism, and power abuse.

Senator Tameika Isaac Devine introduces South Carolina’s CROWN Act (S. 584), legislation aimed at ending hair-based discrimination in schools and workplaces.

Historic first for Winnsboro, SC: Demetrius Chatman sworn in as the town’s first Black mayor, marking a new era of leadership.

Juneteenth Freedom Festival 2025 in Columbia, SC united families, honored ancestors, and reclaimed sacred space at the Statehouse grounds.

803 Fresh takes the stage at the 2025 BET Awards Pre-Show, repping Columbia, SC with viral hit “Boots on the Ground.” Watch now!

The Brasley Foundation brings joy to Columbia with its Christmas in Summer giveaway at Eau Claire High, serving hundreds in need.

CUBN’s New Progressive Journal covers the 2025 North Carolina Black Alliance Summit, celebrating Black Excellence through powerful speeches, historic honors, and bold calls to action from leaders like Pastor James D. Gailliard, LaTosha Brown, Rep. John King, and Congresswoman Eva Clayton.