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4 weeks ago
Fifth Third Bank, in partnership with local leaders, has commenced construction of a full-service branch in Cincinnati's Avondale, lacking a bank for nearly five years. Set to open by late summer or early fall, this center aims to enhance financial a...
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1 month ago
Zakayla Riley, a Northern Kentucky University alum, transitioned from social work dreams to dog grooming during the pandemic. In 2021, she founded Pawpin’ Pawz Luxury Mobile Grooming, bringing her salon to Cincinnati. Her thriving business, backed by...
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1 month ago
(By Bob Topper) Beware of billionaires distracting you while they undermine your freedom and wealth. The Iraq War, justified for democracy, cost lives and borrowed trillions. We must unite, transcending culture wars, to combat wealth inequality and p...
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1 month ago
David Bohm, a notable physicist, faced severe consequences for asserting his rights during McCarthyism. Despite his invaluable contributions to the atomic bomb project, he was unjustly stripped of his employment and freedoms. Bohm's experience serves...
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1 month ago
The world faces a crisis as nations like Russia and Israel prioritize narrow interests over global responsibilities. Ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza have resulted in immense human suffering. To ensure survival, international cooperation and adh...
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1 month ago
The Memphis Tigers, securing a no. 5 seed in the NCAA Tournament's Western Regionals and clinching the American Athletic Conference Tournament championship, surpassed Coach Penny Hardaway's expectations for the 2024-25 season. This achievement stands...
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1 month ago
As a dedicated West Virginia Mountaineers fan, I’m disheartened by the NCAA’s choices that favored less deserving teams, such as North Carolina, for March Madness. Meanwhile, Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins landed lucrative contracts. With Reds Opening...
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1 month ago
Broward Education Foundation partnered with Florida Power & Light Company for the Power to Care event at Watkins Elementary. Volunteers inspired students through reading and beautification projects, fostering a love for literacy. Juliet Roulhac empha...
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1 month ago
Bethune-Cookman Football kicks off its 2025 season on August 30 against Florida International at Pitbull Stadium. The Wildcats face a challenging schedule, including six away games and five home contests at Daytona Stadium, culminating in the Florida...
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1 month ago
Donald Trump's pardon of insurrectionists mirrors past presidential clemencies but diverges significantly in intent. Unlike Andrew Johnson and Ulysses S. Grant, whose pardons failed to foster national unity, Trump's actions may inadvertently incite f...
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1 month ago
On March 6, Central State University celebrated a new era with the inauguration of its 10th President, Dr. Morakinyo A.O. Kuti. The event emphasized CSU's commitment to academic excellence, fostering personal connections, and enhancing student engage...
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1 month ago
The Trump administration has targeted Medicaid for significant budget cuts, potentially reducing funding by $880 billion over the next decade. This crucial program supports over 72 million Americans, including low-income families and individuals with...
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1 month ago
Memphis’ vibrant music scene will flourish with Live Nation Entertainment's upcoming Satellite Music Hall, a 1,300-seat venue near Crosstown Concourse. On March 4, local leaders and representatives from Crosstown Concourse, Live Nation, and Stax Musi...
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1 month ago
Visitors to Memphis Health Center Inc. at 360 East EH Crump Blvd. will encounter a portrait honoring the late Chauncey O’Hara Daugherty, MD. This tribute celebrates his invaluable contributions to the medical care provided, ensuring that the legacy o...
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1 month ago
As major retailers like Target and Walmart abandon Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives, Black shoppers are urged to support Black-owned businesses. The NAACP encourages consumers to prioritize spending where they feel respected. Candy Lowe's...