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During the March 17 City Council meeting, Kevin Cheshire, HAWS executive director, updated on Crystal Towers, a senior housing facility. Despite past complaints about conditions, Cheshire claims no plumbing issues were reported. Over $1 million in renovations have occurred, with ongoing assessments...
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Margaret Ann Styles Ambrose, a distinguished professor and administrator at Southern University and A&M College, passed away on March 16 at age 81. With over thirty years at the institution, she held various significant roles, including interim chancellor. An honors graduate of Grambling State Unive...
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Authorities are ramping up measures to address rising violence between rival Odsan and Barre Du Chausee groups, following recent shootings, including a fatality. A coordinated Sunday operation led to the arrest of 21-year-old Joachim Evans, who was charged with firearm possession and remanded until...
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Last year's State of the City, held in a neighborhood church, highlighted community resilience. This year, Mayor Mike Duggan addressed Detroit's revival from the historic Hudson’s site, celebrating progress. He recognized local leaders, shared housing achievements, and emphasized safety improvements...
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MUSCATINE, Iowa – Experience the inspiring event, THAT’S WHAT SHE SAID MUSCATINE, on April 30, 2025, at The Merrill Hotel. Celebrate local women’s authentic stories, fostering empowerment and community connection. Enjoy an evening of narratives and networking. Don't forget to register for this free...
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Fans are outraged at ESPN for their insensitive coverage of JuJu Watkins' injury during March Madness. The USC star's knee injury was broadcasted while she was in agony, leading to widespread criticism. Many argue that such moments shouldn't be televised, calling for a change in ESPN's approach to p...
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Since Eli Manning's retirement, the New York Giants have struggled at quarterback, cycling through eight signal-callers, including Daniel Jones. The team's 33-51 record features one playoff appearance. To improve, they've signed Jameis Winston and Russell Wilson, both aging veterans, while still see...
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Oprah Winfrey and Gayle King hilariously tackle relationship dilemmas in a resurfaced 2019 clip. When a viewer reveals her boyfriend's lack of a job, Winfrey and King instantly advise, “Boy, bye!” Fans adore their chemistry and candidness, recalling similar dating mishaps and sharing laughs about lo...
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Join the MLK Jr. Coalition Cincinnati for a rally against White supremacy and the removal of DEI initiatives on April 6, from 3-4 p.m. at North Avondale Recreation Center Ballfields. Experience inspiring speakers, music, and community engagement. Together, we honor Dr. King’s legacy and advocate for...
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The threat of constitutional crisis intensifies as Trump seemingly disregards Judge Boasberg’s deportation delay for Venezuelan migrants labeled as gang members. Despite administration denials, evasive legal responses suggest otherwise. Meanwhile, Trump’s actions, including the deportation of a Leba...
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A leaked group chat revealing U.S. military strike plans has prompted Illinois Congressman Jonathan Jackson to demand the resignation of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. He criticized the administration's failure to safeguard sensitive information, emphasizing the risk to national security and the li...
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(Kathia Woods | Special to the OBSERVER) The series returns after the dramatic Power Book III: Raising Kanan season 3 finale, featuring Raq (Patina Miller) and Kanan (Mekai Curtis) aligning against shared adversaries. Unique (Joey Bada$$) seeks revenge, while Lou explores music opportunities, Marvin...
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NEW YORK (AP) — The co-founders of a company that makes lip products for darker skin tones no longer hope to get their line into Target. A brother and sister who make jigsaw puzzles celebrating Black subjects wonder if they need to offer “neutral” images like landscapes to keep growing.
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Black entrepreneurs face challenges as corporate diversity initiatives falter. Companies like Puzzles of Color and Pound Cake reconsider partnerships with retailers like Target, fearing backlash. Founders emphasize community resilience, with many shifting focus to independent stores and online sales...
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In New York, Black-owned businesses like Pound Cake and Puzzles of Color are crafting innovative strategies amid diminishing diversity efforts from major retailers. Founders voice worries about future partnerships due to changing corporate landscapes. They focus on community involvement while mainta...