State Museum acquires Bible owned by abolitionist
2023-09-13
The State Museum recently acquired a Bible once owned by William Turpin, a white South Carolina merchant and enslaver turned abolitionist. Inside the front coverContinue Reading
Stanley L. Myers Selected as Leadership in Law Honoree
2023-09-13
Moore Bradley Myers (MBM) Partner, Stanley Myers, has been selected as a 2023 Leadership in Law Honoree by South Carolina Lawyers Weekly. The annual award celebrates lawyers who are setting theContinue Reading
The SC Philharmonic opens 59th Season
2023-09-13
WILD WEST VIOLIN CONCERTO ON OCT. 7th Violinist Holly Mulcahy and composer George S. Clinton come to Columbiafor the SC Premiere of The Rose ofContinue Reading
EXIT Realty New Horizons to Host Free First-Time Homebuyer Workshop
2023-09-13
EXIT Realty New Horizons invites first-time homebuyers to attend a free 90-minute workshop to help answer their many questions. Find out what options are available toContinue Reading
Deputies receive servant leader awards on eve of 9/11 anniversary
2023-09-13
Nine recipients from five agencies were honored by church on Servant Leader Sunday By W. Thomas Smith Jr. Richland County Sheriff’s Department (RCSD) Sergeant SelenaContinue Reading
Dutch Fork grad Hugh Ryan returns to Columbia
2023-09-12
By Thomas Grant Jr. Previous visits to Williams-Brice Stadium were “pretty cool experiences”, according to Furman safety Hugh Ryan. Playing at Dutch Fork High SchoolContinue Reading
Irmo and Hartsville clash in Top 10 Battle
2023-09-12
By Thomas Grant Jr. Don’t tell Irmo head coach Aaron Brand that Friday’s Top 10 showdown in Kellytown with Hartsville is a Class 4A championshipContinue Reading
Chapin plays host to Brookland-Cayce
2023-09-12
By Thomas Grant Jr. Since a season-opening loss to Irmo, the Chapin High School football team has won three straight games in dominating fashion. LedContinue Reading
Lexington versus Gilbert Thursday Morning Quarterback
2023-09-12
By Thomas Grant Jr. From a geographical and competitive standpoint, Lexington and Gilbert make for a natural rivalry. Twelve miles separate the two schools, andContinue Reading
Brookland-Cayce looks to rebound against Chapin
2023-09-12
By Thomas Grant Jr. Brookland-Cayce looks to rebound from last Friday’s 42-35 loss to A.C. Flora against another longtime rival. They travel to Cecil WoolbrightContinue Reading
Gray Collegiate moves to Number 1
2023-09-12
By Thomas Grant Jr. The “official” first half of the regular season is over for Gray Collegiate football. The War Eagles closed out the non-regionContinue Reading