Rock Hill town hall warns of a dangerous Statehouse power imbalance and culture-war politics shaping SC’s future — SC Legislative Black Caucus

Honoring Black South Carolinians: enterprise, resistance, and the cost of the vote at the SC African American Heritage Conference.

Rep. Robert T. Reese hosted a powerful virtual town hall on voting rights, key bills, and South Carolina’s future—even while snowed in.

Eau Claire High School’s Honor Roll Celebration Becomes a Moment of Legacy

South Carolina farmers face rising costs and global market shifts as tariffs and trade pressures threaten farmland and livelihoods.

As lawmakers return to Columbia, Hamilton Grant hosts a civic briefing to help residents understand how South Carolina government works.

Education Scholarship Trust Fund applications open soon. Families gathered at W.J. Keenan High School for guidance.

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

Black male leaders at Bible Way’s Youth Center inspire boys with lessons on vision, discipline, and resilience at the Generation Now panel.

MAGA lawmakers target Rep. John King while ignoring GOP scandals—hypocrisy, censorship & free speech at stake in SC Statehouse.

Historic marker unveiled in Irmo honors Judge Harold R. Boulware Sr., civil rights hero whose work shaped Brown v. Board and justice in SC.

Fiery debate at St. Mark AME’s Social Action Weekend in Newberry tackled political violence, SNAP cuts, and South Carolina’s divides.

ICAN Innovation Center opens in Columbia, uniting STEAM, business & youth to build South Carolina’s future workforce & opportunities.

Voices of Spartanburg demand justice and change—families, survivors, and leaders unite to confront violence and uplift the community.

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

Former Sen. Maggie Glover urges voter turnout at the Lexington NAACP Gala, celebrating Black excellence and confronting political challenges.

New Richland One Superintendent Todd Walker unveils 90-Day Plan at C.A. Johnson, focusing on unity, trust, and lasting district success.

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

Sen. Tameika Devine’s Pathways to Possibilities event connects returning citizens in Columbia with jobs, expungements & fresh starts.

B&G Landscaping, a Black-owned firm, fights back against what some call a racially and politically motivated attack in Richland One.