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James P. Mays: Reconstruction politician

156 years ago, Orangeburg sent its first Black politicians to the South Carolina General Assembly. That year of 1868,marked the beginning of the period known as “Reconstruction.” The time also

CloudWyze Extends Coverage of High-Speed Fiber Network Service in Erwin, NC

/PRNewswire/ -- CloudWyze, the premier local provider for IT management and internet service in North Carolina, is strengthening its momentum in empowering...

South Carolina Festival Of Flowers | Drugstore Divas

South Carolina: NWS confirms tornado in Greenwood County

The National Weather Service on Friday confirmed a tornado touched down in Greenwood County as severe storms rakes the Upstate.

Bishop Spain, tireless counselor, dies at 96

Bishop Bob Spain, who served as United Methodist Publishing House’s chaplain well into his 90s, is being remembered for his faithful and energetic ministry.

"A" is for Allen University | South Carolina Public Radio

“A” is for Allen University. Allen University had its origins in Payne Institute, a school established at Cokesbury by the African Methodist Episcopal Church in 1870.

Weekend Ticket: Top tunes, cleanups, laughs and even oversized blocks

From big-name music acts to local music scene favorites, this weekend there’s plenty to listen to and keep you entertained.

"G" is for Gary, Frank Boyd (1860-1922) | South Carolina Public Radio

“G” is for Gary, Frank Boyd (1860-1922). U.S. senator, jurist.

Allen University SC's first school for Black Americans after Civil War

Allen University was one of the the first private schools created for and operated by Black Americans in South Carolina following the Civil War.