Number of uninsured soon to rise dramatically. Free clinics are prepping now
Clinics are training future healthcare workers to look holistically and be kind.
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Author: Sydney Zulywitz
Women work to clear trail after hurricane: ‘It’s the best thing ever’
Hurricane Helene hit the Upstate trails they love. They’re going to work.
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‘Bare minimum’ poll workers in Richland County as Election Day approaches
South Carolina is facing a poll worker shortage. Here’s what poll staffing looks like in Richland and Lexington counties.
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Early voting begins in SC
South Carolina is experiencing its first presidential-election year with universal early voting. Here are the first-day numbers.
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‘It’s just hard to turn your back on’: Local women care for feral cat colony
They trap, neuter and return the cats to the outdoors. And the care doesn’t stop there.
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Seed Sanctuary program sows environmental education, community building, volunteer opportunities
Gardeners, educators, retirees and children have all reaped the benefits. For free.
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Richland One, no longer at a crossroads, approves crossing guard contract
Richland One crossing guards returned to schools this week after the school board approved a contract. School started 29 days ago.
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Columbia students, universities face federal aid delay fallout
Free application for federal financial aid has been delayed for the second year in a row. Some students aren’t in school. Will it happen again next year?
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