By Toter

by Toter - 1 day ago

Redlegs' Opening Series Struggles Spark Hope for Future Success

Before the Giants series, I reported on the Pure Life Project's World Water Day event at Cincinnati's Freestore Foodbank. Elly De La Cruz volunteered, surprising the Holy Cross baseball team. While the Reds' opener disappointed, optimism remains high for the season ahead. Visit purelifeproject.com f...

by Toter - 1 day ago

Celebrating the Life of Gwendolyn Andrews: A Tribute (1932-2025)

Gwendolyn Andrews, the inaugural nursing instructor at Winston-Salem State University, passed away on March 10 at 92. With a remarkable 40-year healthcare career, she broke barriers as the first African American vice president of nursing at North Carolina Baptist Hospital and received numerous accol...

by Toter - 1 day ago

"Democrats in the Crosshairs: The Looming Shadow of Defeat"

I thrive on the remnants of Democrats defeated by MAGA. After Donald Trump’s victories, their party is floundering in incompetence. Joe Biden’s weak leadership showcases their internal decay. Hakeem Jeffries, merely a placeholder, struggles to guide a party in crisis. Without a new ideology, Democra...

by Toter - 1 day ago

A Man's Voyage Through Teenie Harris' Legendary Hill Photo Collection

Chuck Tillman stands on a Hill District cliff, reminiscing about his colorful past with photographer Charles “Teenie” Harris. At 72, he delves into Teenie’s vast archive, searching for a band photo. Chuck contemplates the neighborhood's evolution, blending his memories with the vibrant history Harri...

by Toter - 1 day ago

"Is Rev. Jamal Bryant's Boycott Misguided? Unpacking the True Impact"

Rev. Jamal Bryant initiated a 40-day boycott against Target on March 5th after the retailer ended its diversity, equity, and inclusion program. Despite supporting Black-owned businesses, many entrepreneurs argue that the boycott could harm them more than Target. Bryant’s actions raise concerns about...

by Toter - 1 day ago

Texas Measles Outbreak Surges to 400 Cases: Risk of Further Spread Looms

(By Peter Kasson, Georgia Institute of Technology) The measles outbreak in west Texas, starting January 2025, has escalated to 400 cases in Texas and over 50 in New Mexico and Oklahoma. Public health experts warn of a larger resurgence, with measles being highly contagious and potentially severe, hi...