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By Ryan Shepard This year, Kamala Harris made history as the first Black woman to be sworn-in as Vice President of the United States. As she was sworn in, Kamala Harris donned an all-purple outfit in a nod to Shirley Chisholm, one of the first Black women to run for President. In four to eight years, Harris may try to finish what Chisholm started in 1972. As Vice President, Harris is positioned to make a serious run to become the first Black woman to serve as President of the United States. Before the day comes for Harris to decide whether or not to run for President again, let's look back...

Published on February 1, 2021 At the tail end of the summer, Charleston, South Carolina–based photographer Margaret Wright found herself on Amazon ordering pool noodles. It’s easily one of the stranger items she’s ever added to her cart, given she doesn’t have a swimming pool to put them in. But she didn’t have floating in mind when she bought the foam tubes. They were for her guest bedroom headboard. “They sat in my house for five months before I completely figured out how to make it work,” she recalls.  The creative took her original inspiration from de...

ROYERSFORD — For the families who want it, Spring-Ford School District's upper grades will return to in-person education four days a week starting Feb. 4.

‘American aspiration’: Vice President Kamala Harris addresses nation after making history By Stephanie Weaver Vice President Kamala Karris addressed the nation during the Celebrating America special WASHINGTON - Kamala Harris made history on Wednesday, becoming the United States’ first Black, first Asian and first female second-in-command, after being inaugurated alongside President Joe Biden. But this is just one of many firsts for the country and for Harris, the daughter of Jamaican and Indian immigrants. Her ascension to the vice presidency was marked by history-making moments....

And generally, if we leave them alone, they will leave us alone. But a discussion about the prevalence of brown snakes at one popular coastal spot will have us being extra careful next time we're in the area. Posting to the Brunswick Heads Community Page, Rita Bremer asked: "Does anybody know if anybody has been bitten by a brown snake while walking along the Brunswick (Heads) wall?" She was inundated with scary stories about the large number of snakes in the vicinity. Liz Gillett: "There are hundreds of them and I don't think anyone has been bitten. As long as you don't meander into the...