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MEMPHIS, TN – The last days of John Amos’s life were fraught with discord and conflict, a far cry from his early days on the set of “Good Times” portraying James Evans Sr., who struggled to helm a poor Black family living on the fringes in a Chicago...
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In collaboration with the Indy Black and Rainbow Chambers of Commerce, the Startup Ladies introduced Project Boardup, a complimentary certification program for women, Black, brown, and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs. Supported by a $40,000 IEDC grant, it enhan...
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Spirituality significantly impacts health, yet many Black Americans are distancing from religion due to faith-related trauma. This series examines religious trauma's effects on mental health. In the first part, clergyman James Jackson discusses its r...
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Gov. Mike Braun has enacted the Freedom & Opportunity Bill (HEA 1149), creating an online portal for Indiana farmers to enhance communication with state agencies. This initiative aims to reduce bureaucracy, providing access to grants, regulatory chec...
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In 1960, four students from North Carolina A&T boldly protested by occupying a segregated Woolworth’s lunch counter, sparking a transformative Civil Rights movement. Their bravery catalyzed numerous sit-ins nationwide, demonstrating that the pass...
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Fifteen years ago, I began selling coaching services and quickly realized the importance of a marketing strategy. My boss declared that I was the marketing budget. Through relentless networking and targeted asks, I built a thriving business, focusing...
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Donald Trump labeled the recent security breach a "glitch," but it has serious implications. High-ranking officials, including Mike Waltz, communicated sensitive information via Signal, inadvertently exposing it. This incident could damage U.S. intel...
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Ian Lindo, a senior from I.C. Norcom High School, has earned the title of Operation Homefront’s 2025 Military Child of the Year® for the Coast Guard. Celebrated for his outstanding academics, leadership, and commitment to community service, Lindo ser...
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NASHVILLE – Governor Bill Lee has recognized Chris Lam, Ph.D., of the Tennessee Department of Agriculture with the Governor’s Excellence in Service Award. Lam is among 23 state employees who were selected by their department’s leadership to receive a...
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February marks American Heart Month, emphasizing cardiovascular health. Heart disease remains the top killer across diverse U.S. demographics. Adopting healthier habits can lower risks. Prioritize nutritious foods, maintain a healthy weight, engage i...
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During Indiana Comic Con, I interviewed trailblazers Anika Noni Rose and Sonequa Martin-Green. Rose, the first Black Disney princess, and Martin-Green, the first Black female captain in "Star Trek," redefine representation. Their journeys empower gir...
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Are you seeking a Caretaker role outside the traditional nursing home environment? If you’re dependable and positive, you might be perfect for caring for my mother. The position requires five hours a day, five days a week, offering $30/hr. For detail...
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Traveling through Indiana's rural areas, I hear urgent tales of healthcare access challenges. One mother drove over an hour for her son's asthma medication, illustrating a broader crisis. CareSource is committed to enhancing rural healthcare through...
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Mt. Juliet, TN – March 26, 2025 – 76 FENCE proudly marked a new chapter in its expansion in Tennessee with a grand opening and ribbon-cutting on March 25. The event, attended by local officials, business leaders, and community members, celebrated the...
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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 n...
