Sunset Drive receiving much-needed $5.2 million upgrade
Commuters traveling on Sunset Drive in North Columbia are being slowed down by the much-anticipated $5.2 million improvements in Richland County that began Monday.
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Author: Jocelyn Dussault
Charleston-based catering company honors Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month with fundraiser
FoodArt Catering held its first-ever fundraiser to raise awareness and funds for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in Charleston March 28.
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As Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month nears end, here’s how to get involved
While several treatments exist, there is no known cure for the 2.8 million people living with MS worldwide.
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Many Midlands voters say they’d support Trump even if he’s convicted
Legal woes and efforts by political groups to convince Democrats and independents to vote for Nikki Haley didn’t stop Donald Trump.
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Haley shoots for enough Democratic votes in home state to keep momentum
Haley is looking to boost Democratic and independent turnout to cut into Trump’s big lead in polls.
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A Democratic model for November? A Columbia neighborhood and its older Black voters
While only 4% of the state’s registered voters voted in South Carolina’s Democratic primary on Feb. 3, the older Black residents of Greenview said they make it a priority to vote.
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SC Democrats celebrate Biden’s win in first-in-the-nation primary
The president called in to tell those celebrating “thanks.”
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I-26 widening coming sooner than expected, obliterating Jamil Road
Trees are being marked for cutting, and property owners have sold their homes and businesses to the state transportation department.
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South Carolina Democrats welcome Biden’s campaign
Biden wanted the state’s 1.32 million Black residents to know he’s upholding the promises he made to them in 2020
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USC tests out AI cleaning robots, concerning some custodians
New Gausium Vacuum 40 stands at its charging station in the Thomas Cooper Library at the...
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