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Planned Parenthood Great Northwest has introduced a Virtual Health Center in Indiana, providing essential reproductive services through secure video consultations. This initiative fills significant care voids caused by hospital closures. With rising...
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The Women’s Fund of Central Indiana's first “State of Women in Central Indiana Report” presents vital insights for policymakers, focusing on women's challenges. Under Tamara Winfrey-Harris's leadership, it addresses domestic violence and economic sta...
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Geno Shelton has significantly shaped Indianapolis' entertainment scene for four decades. Starting in radio and excelling in event promotion, Shelton represents resilience and faith. He underscores integrity and community, aiming to be remembered for...
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Outrage erupted in McKeesport as Fawn Walker Montgomery, CEO of Take Action Advocacy Group, condemned police violence against 72-year-old Callie Stinson Sr. Supporters rallied, demanding accountability and reform. Montgomery emphasized the need for c...
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George Foreman became a legend after his stunning victory over Joe Frazier in 1973, famously called by Howard Cosell. Foreman, a two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist, secured his place in boxing history, especially for his unforget...
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Cecile Springer, a prominent community leader, passed away on March 24, 2025. A devoted educator with degrees from esteemed institutions, she excelled in various roles, including research chemist and community advocate. Her legacy includes co-foundin...
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Aging individuals often overlook gradual mobility decline, increasing fall risks. Stairs and kitchens can be hazardous, particularly at night. Preventive measures, like installing grab bars and ensuring proper lighting, are essential. Acknowledging t...
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In early March, Virginia experienced a 40% increase in unemployment claims, attributed by House Speaker Don Scott to federal cuts. As federal employees and veterans confront job losses, state leaders like Governor Youngkin and Senator Kaine are activ...
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Carlton Peeples, Birmingham's top FBI agent, announced his retirement after over 27 years. During his last Community Engagement Council meeting, he emphasized agents' commitment to their duties, regardless of political changes. Peeples highlighted th...
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Victoria Harris Marsh views quilting as a vital tradition rooted in her Gee’s Bend upbringing. A fourth-generation quilter, she continues the legacy of artistry and resilience alongside peers like Emma Mooney Pettway. The Airing of the Quilts Awarene...
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Gee’s Bend, named after enslaver Joseph Gee, carries a profound history marked by resilience and creativity. From its tragic past of enslavement to the establishment of the Freedom Quilting Bee in 1966, this community transformed adversity into artis...
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March Madness has arrived in Birmingham! The Sweet 16 and Elite Eight NCAA women’s basketball games will take place at Legacy Arena. Councilor Hunter Williams highlights the event's significance for Birmingham's economy. Action begins Friday at 2:30...
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Celebrate Women's Month with exciting events! Catch up with **The Birmingham Times** and join the **Blues Jam** every third Thursday. Enjoy live music at **Saturn** and **The Nick**. Don't miss the **Cherry Blossom Festival** on April 6 at the Botani...
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On February 25, 2022, President Joe Biden nominated Ketanji Brown Jackson as the first Black woman for the U.S. Supreme Court. Sworn in on June 30, 2022, she has an impressive background, from her Miami upbringing to Harvard Law. Jackson's journey re...
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Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin cautions Glock switch users about a new state law that introduces increased rewards for their arrest. Stay informed and compliant to avoid legal consequences. For more details, visit AL.com/BirminghamTimes.com, March...