Category : Black Owned Newspapers And Blogs

Agriculture: Growing a climate for tomorrow

Damarys Mortenson (Photo/USDA-Natural Resources Conservation) It’s nothing you haven’t already heard. Climate change is altering our agricultural landscape as we know it. Indiana’s farmers and forestland owners are experiencing impacts like increa...

Atlanta Metropolitan State College Installs Thompson-Sellers As President

Atlanta Metropolitan State College (AMSC) installed (Feb.16) its fifth and first female president Dr. Ingrid Thompson-Sellers, Ph.D. during an investiture ceremony on the institution’s campus located on Metropolitan Parkway in Atlanta. Sellers was i...

March Is Women’s History Month: Black Lady Beekeepers & Pollinator Educators Prepare For The Annual Honeybee Season

Carrie “Honeybee” Brown and Brittany McCoy, two Black women beekeepers and pollinator educators, gear up for the upcoming honeybee season, highlighting the importance of bees and their crucial role in nature. #WomenInBeekeeping #PollinatorEducation...

The Atlanta Voice – March 15, 2024

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Birmingham City Schools, UAB Nursing Partner to Prepare Students for College and Future Careers

Sym Posey | The Birmingham Times Maria Manuel is just a freshman at Huffman High School but already knows what she wants to do once she graduates. “I want to be an ultrasound technician,” said the 15-year-old. Thanks to a Pathways to Professional Nur...

Stephanie St. Clair: How a Black Woman’s Empire Influenced Lotteries

By Samuetta Hill Drew | For the Birmingham Times Stephanie St. Clair was a racketeer who ran numerous enterprises in Harlem, New York in the early 20th century. (WIKIPEDIA) As we continue to explore African American women and their influence and impa...

Stephanie St. Clair Legacy On The Numbers Racket And The Lottery

Stephanie St. Clair was a racketeer who ran numerous enterprises in Harlem, New York in the early 20th century. (WIKIPEDIA)As we continue to explore African American women and their influence and impact on our daily lives the name Stephanie St. Clair...

One Week After Birmingham’s Computer Network Disruption, ‘Multiple Questions’ Remain

The Birmingham Times Thursday marked one week since a computer network disruption delivered a significant challenge to Birmingham city workers and services and it’s still unclear what happened. The city put out a statement Thursday that said in...

South Downtown Soul

Red and blue lights blend into a purple hue, illuminating a picturesque stage reminiscent of an intimate jazz club. Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta Voice Miyana Sarver always knew Poetry on Peter (POP) would be special. However, the poet and driv...

“Our Black Male Teacher Initiative is something we’re so proud to support. It’s one of the many ways that we partner with Alabama’s HBCUs to advance education.”

STACI BROWN BROOKS, ALABAMA POWER FOUNDATION PRESIDENT ON ITS BLACK MALE TEACHER INITIATIVE, ALABAMA NEWS CENTER, MARCH 10. & &