Why You Should Change Your Mind about Inclusion
By Dr. Nika White, President and CEO, Nika White Consulting and Best Selling Author of “The Intentional Inclusionist™.” There’s a hidden obstacle tripping up many of us working in the diversity and...
View Article100 BLACK WOMEN ANNOUNCES 2018 SCHOLARSHIPS
The Columbia (SC) Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women is offering scholarship opportunities to graduating seniors in Richland One, Two, Five and Fairfield County School Districts. The...
View ArticleTackling Depression Can Lead To A Happier New Year
At New Year’s, or anytime, you don’t have to let depression get you down. Talking to a therapist can help. (NAPSI)—As cheerful and joyous as the New Year can be, it can also be a trigger for stress and...
View ArticleDance in the Streets this New Years Eve
Columbia, S.C. hosts 7th year of largest NYE party in the Palmetto State (COLUMBIA, S.C.) – Tens of thousands of guests will dance in the streets of downtown Columbia, S.C. at the free Famously Hot New...
View ArticleNew Survey Finds Teen Acne Can Take The ‘Self’ Out Of Selfie
(NAPSI)—According to the American Academy of Dermatology, acne is the most common skin condition in the U.S., affecting up to 50 million Americans annually, and 85 percent of people ages 12 to 24 will...
View ArticleArtists Complete Mural Inspired by Solar Eclipse and National Parks on...
COLUMBIA SC – A new mural has been completed by sibling artists Lauren Andreu and Daniel Andreu in the South Main Street area on the side of Immaculate Consumption behind the South Carolina Statehouse....
View ArticleTech giant Capgemini opens in BullStreet District
Pictured from Left: House Rep. James Smith; Columbia, S.C. Mayor Steve Benjamin; Sandy McGuckin, Senior Director, Capgemini of the Americas; Sam McGuckin, EVP, Capgemini of the Americas; Dr. Harris...
View ArticleFemale Students of Color “Get Psyched”
Pictured ; MTC psychology instructor Eileen Price (left) and students A’Kiva Wright (center) and Shakeera Vail (right) study an exhibit on the contributions of American social psychologist Mamie...
View ArticleBenedict College Exceeds the Rigorous Standards for Teacher Education
Meet the faculty in the Benedict College School of Education; Dr. Sue Sadik, Dr. Tracy Middleton, Dr. Damara Hightower, Ms. Mamie Shippy, Dr. LaShaune Smith-Brisbon, and Dr. Betty Stukes with Mr. Craig...
View ArticleFlock and Rally and SCAAHC Win 2017 IABC/SC Palmetto Award
(COLUMBIA, S.C.) – Flock and Rally, the women-led integrated communications firm based in Columbia, S.C., in partnership with the S.C. African American Heritage Commission, won a 2017 Palmetto Award of...
View ArticleHints To Help You Make The Holidays Even Sweeter
Celebrate the holidays with sweet, home-baked treats. (NAPSI)—For many families, baking holiday treats together is one of the most delightful traditions of the season. One way to make family holiday...
View ArticleOne SC Fund Awards $266,500 in Flood and Hurricane Recovery Grants
Over $3.4 million distributed to nonprofits since funds inception (Columbia, S.C.) –The One SC Fund Grants Committee has announced the seventh round of nonprofit recipients of grant awards for flood...
View ArticleDistrict Five high school holds its annual ‘Goodwill Brunch’ for the Irmo...
IRMO – More than 300 people gathered at Irmo High School for its fifth annual Goodwill Brunch on December 7. The event was created a few years ago to bridge the generation gap between students and...
View ArticleTwo District Five schools win “Champions of the Environment” grants from DHEC
IRMO – Dutch Fork Middle School and Irmo High School have been awarded “Champions of the Environment” grants by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC). Established in...
View ArticleNominations are open for 2018 Tri-District Arts Consortium summer program
IRMO – Nominations are now being accepted for the 2018 Tri-District Arts Consortium (TriDAC) summer program. Middle school students who attend Lexington-Richland School District Five, Lexington One and...
View ArticleDistrict Five names Dr. Christina Melton superintendent-elect
IRMO – Lexington-Richland School District Five trustees announced that they have picked veteran educator Dr. Christina Melton to become the district’s next superintendent. Melton, who is currently the...
View ArticleAT&T Expands Access to High Speed Internet in Richland County
Pictured from left “Cutting The Cable:” Pamela Lackey, AT&T President of SC, State Representatives Jimmy Bales and Wendy Brawley and Ted Creech, director of external affairs for AT&T South...
View ArticleDr. Marshalynn Franklin; My Sister’s Keeper Awards Honoree
Pictured from left: Mary Miller McClellan, President of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Columbia (SC) Chapter, Dr. Marshalynn Morgan Franklin, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. , Omega...
View ArticleTips For A Stress-Free Holiday Season
Exercise can be a great way to improve your mood. (NAPSI)—It’s the most wonderful time of the year, but for many, the holiday season can also be stressful. From holiday parties and endless shopping, to...
View ArticleThe Truth About Alcohol During The Holidays: How To Eat, Drink And Be Merry...
This holiday season, plan ahead to serve or drink alcohol responsibly. (NAPSI)—The holiday season is a time for celebration, renewals of faith, and setting goals for the year ahead. During family and...
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