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The State of Black South Carolina: A Blueprint for Minority-Owned Business Success
The State of Black South Carolina: SCLBC leads bold conversations on economic equity, minority business growth, and community resilience.

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Aug 29, 20254 min read


AP & Soulful Touche' Gumbo Festival Serves Up a New Genre in Columbia
AP and Soulful Touche’ bring Columbia its first Gumbo Music Festival, blending rich musical flavors and community spirit at the GWYNN Center.

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Aug 10, 20252 min read


Driver’s Choice: Black-Owned Service Station Brings New Life to Harden & Calhoun
Driver’s Choice, a new Black-owned service station, opens Aug 15 at Harden & Calhoun, bringing fresh options & community-focused values.

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Aug 6, 20253 min read


Architecture and Civil Rights Intersect at Ribbon Cutting for South Carolina Center for Architecture
Ribbon cutting at Columbia’s South Carolina Center for Architecture honors civil rights legacy of Rev. Bouie & inspires future leaders.

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Aug 2, 20253 min read


Senator Devine Partners with Pathways to Possibilities to Give Returning Citizens a Fresh Start
Sen. Tameika Devine’s Pathways to Possibilities event connects returning citizens in Columbia with jobs, expungements & fresh starts.

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Jul 31, 20254 min read


Lake Murray Tragedy: The Public Health Failure That Killed Jaysen Carr
12‑year‑old Jaysen Carr dies from brain‑eating amoeba. Family, attorney, and Rep. Reese demand urgent SC action.

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Jul 29, 20254 min read


Top Dems Sound the Alarm on Trump’s Economy: Future of EV Could Be Bankruptcy
Top Dems warn Trump’s economy could bankrupt EV jobs, slash Medicaid, and roll back civil rights gains in South Carolina.

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Jul 20, 20254 min read


Vista’s Whit-Ash Makeover: How Avant’s Luxury Vision Rekindles a Redlining Reckoning
Vista’s Whit-Ash makeover by Avant sparks debate: luxury vision vs. access, Black history, and Columbia’s redlining legacy.

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Jun 27, 20257 min read


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

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Jun 21, 20254 min read


Goodwill Plantation: 17.5 Million Luxury Living on the Backs of the Enslaved
Explore the $17.5M Goodwill Plantation—once home to 1,000 slaves. The haunting truth, history, and images they don’t want you to see.

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Jun 18, 20254 min read


NO KINGS PROTEST
NO KINGS PROTEST: Hundreds gather in Columbia, SC to reject authoritarianism & Trumpism. A bold stand for labor, Pride & real democracy.

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Jun 15, 20251 min read


BREAKING: Dominion Energy Gifts 8 Acres to Word of God Church in Historic Father’s Day Ceremony
Dominion Energy gifts 8.2 acres to Word of God Church, fueling faith-led development in Columbia’s Broad River District.

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Jun 15, 20253 min read


Rep. Hamilton Grant Demands Action After RJ May’s Indictment on Child Exploitation Charges
Hamilton Grant demands RJ May’s removal after child abuse charges—calls for justice, action, and protection for SC’s children.

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Jun 12, 20253 min read


Kickin’ It With Dads: Celebrating Fatherhood, Family, and Future Leaders at Benedict College
Kickin’ It With Dads brings families together in Columbia for food, fun, football, and fatherhood at Benedict College Stadium.

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Jun 9, 20252 min read


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

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Jun 9, 20252 min read


ReCreation Athletics: A Slam Dunk for Columbia’s Youth and Sports Culture
Experience Columbia’s hidden gem! ReCreation Athletics hosts elite youth tournaments & fuels community growth through sports.

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Jun 9, 20253 min read


No Justice, Just Optics: Hate Crimes, Reparations, and the Real Divide in the Democratic Party
SC Democrats stall on hate crimes and reparations as Black voters demand more than symbolism. No justice. No action. No more silence.

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May 29, 202511 min read


Governor Wes Moore’s Veto of Reparations Bill Sparks National Outrage and Reflection on Slavery’s Legacy
Wes Moore’s reparations bill veto ignites backlash, sparking renewed debate on slavery’s legacy and racial justice.

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May 18, 20255 min read


Legal Questions Emerge Over Core Spaces Project Approved in Columbia
Core Spaces’ Columbia project sparks outrage over age discrimination, gentrification, and the city’s betrayal of housing justice and civil rights.

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May 16, 20254 min read


Columbia Greenway Expansion Charrette Sparks Vision for a More Walkable, Connected City
Columbia’s Greenway expansion aims to boost walkability, connect neighborhoods, and spark equitable, community-driven development.

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May 12, 20254 min read
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