by Toter - 3 months ago
On her annual shopping trip to commemorate her late mother at Dillard’s in Fairview, Texas, Dr. Cheryl Jackson, founder of Minnie’s Food Pantry, faced an unexpected ordeal. Accused of theft by staff, she confronted false allegations despite purchasing nothing. Dillard’s later acknowledged the error,...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Following President Donald Trump’s executive order on diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), the issuance of numerous scholarships for Black medical students has ceased, as reported by the Washington Post. At the University of Cincinnati, several funds established by Black physicians have been hal...
by Toter - 3 months ago
The Clubhouse, an innovative venture by Pots & Pans Pie Co., is poised to open this summer along the picturesque Monon Trail. Situated in the quaint "little blue house" at 1049 E. 54th St, this inviting venue encourages camaraderie while enjoying delectable snacks amidst nature. Founder Clarissa...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Indiana Repertory Theatre’s resident playwright, Jessica Huang, plans to reimagine H.G. Wells’ seminal work “The War of the Worlds” throughout her three-year tenure. This endeavor will kick off in May during The New Harmony Project's 2025 Writers' Residency and culminate in a public reading during t...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Upon accessing the scholarship portal, Isioma Ikhile couldn't contain her excitement, instantly sharing the news with her mother, leading to exuberant cheers. Fondly referred to as “Si,” this distinguished salutatorian from Stratford STEM Magnet High School will embark on her journey as a first-gene...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Karoline Leavitt made history on January 28 as the youngest White House press secretary at 27. Her meteoric rise, beginning at Saint Anselm College’s first broadcasting club, advanced through key roles in Republican politics. Reports state her salary now stands at $180,000, contrasting with prior ea...
by Toter - 3 months ago
At Scarritt Bennett Center, we anchor our dedication to racial equity in radical hospitality and sacred resistance. The actions unfolding in South Nashville, where immigrant families face targeted intimidation and detainment via traffic stops and home invasions by ICE, represent a grievous violation...
by Toter - 3 months ago
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – Austin Peay State University commemorated the graduation of approximately 1,400 students during its Spring 2025 ceremonies at the Dunn Center on May 9. This remarkable group signifies a 27% growth compared to last year, highlighting APSU's status as Tennessee's fastest-growing i...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Nate Baranowski from South Bend, Indiana, has been chosen to create a portrait mural honoring Naismith Hall of Famer and local legend Tamika Catchings. Announced by the Indy Arts Council and WNBA All-Star 2025 Host Committee, Baranowski emerged from four finalists out of 98 applicants. He aims to ca...
by Toter - 3 months ago
WASHINGTON — The House Ways and Means Committee has, along party lines, endorsed budget-reconciliation legislation reviving controversial provisions from a previously shelved bill. H.R. 9495 could grant the executive branch unfettered authority to strip nonprofits of their tax-exempt status by labe...
by Toter - 3 months ago
There’s no single interpretation of strength; it can manifest as resilience, balance, or unity. As an athlete and CPA, I recognize that progress measures truth through stories told by numbers. In Central Indiana, small businesses represent more than 99% of companies, employing nearly half the workfo...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Dr. Eli Joseph, a pioneering force in sports coaching, has recently secured a Team USA Basketball coaching license, bolstering his reputation as an academic and visionary. His innovative XR Book system is set to revolutionize athletic training through immersive augmented, virtual, and mixed reality,...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Donald Trump, once known for dubbing Joe Biden “Sleepy Joe,” now finds himself the subject of similar ridicule after seemingly dozing off during a meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh. The incident was highlighted by comedian D.L. Hughley, who coined the nickname "Donald Slump." C...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Democrat John Ewing Jr. achieved a remarkable upset in Omaha's mayoral election, defeating Republican incumbent Jean Stothert on May 13. Ewing, now the city’s first Black mayor, emphasized a future filled with opportunity for all. Stothert reflected on her 12 years in office during her concession sp...
by Toter - 3 months ago
Indiana confronts a pressing issue: its infant mortality rate frequently exceeds the national average, highlighting significant racial inequalities. In 2023, the state reported 6.5 deaths per 1,000 live births, a modest improvement. Tragically, Black infants face the highest rate at 14.1. Contributi...