By Alex Junes-Ward Tom Mullikin, recently appointed chairman of the South Carolina Floodwater Commission (SCFC), was honored by Col. Bill Connor, senior representative of U.S.Continue Reading
U.S. Air Force Airman Jasmine S. Hall graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. The airman completed an intensive, eight-weekContinue Reading
The Big Red Barn Retreat is launching a community-based outreach Healing Arts program in February. The program is designed to help veterans re-engage in theContinue Reading
With cold and flu season in full swing, many may be experiencing classic symptoms such as a cough, runny nose or fever. Prisma Health-Midlands offersContinue Reading
The COMET is introducing The COMET Vanpool, a one-year pilot to subsidize 20 vans at $500 per month – not to exceed $120,000 per yearContinue Reading
There are multiple ways everyday people can work to make a difference in their community by helping a child in need. One opportunity where youContinue Reading
Kate Brighton, professional actress, director and playwright has come out of retirement to bring to The Harbison Theatre, a production filled with Irish music, internationally ranked Irish dancers andContinue Reading
Given how bad news tends to dominate headlines – and how misdeeds are far more likely to find their way onto the nightly news thanContinue Reading
After a month-long effort, Express Oil Change & Tire Engineers has raised $10,000 for Harvest Hope during their annual giving campaign. For every oil changeContinue Reading
Serve & Connect, joined by more than 40 Midlands area restaurants, hosted a community-driven “Feed An Officer Campaign,” raising $13,052. The donations, collected through localContinue Reading
Muller Road Middle School’s has been named the 2018 Science Fair winner. 8th grade Leadership Academy teachers held this year’s science fair judging on DecemberContinue Reading