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FORT LAUDERDALE, FL — Circle House Coffee and the Stephen Tulloch Foundation donated $1,000 to North Fork Elementary. The check was accepted by Principal Rendolyn Williams-Amaker. “Thank you Stephen, Robert McKinzie and Circle House Coffee fo...
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NEWPORT NEWS, VA — Boatswain’s Mate 1st Class Michael Ford, right, from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, assigned to the deck department aboard the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78), leads fellow deck Sailors in training for sea and anchor e...
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As Congress returns from a two-week recess, House Democrats continue to prioritize the needs of middle class and low income families. This week, the House Judiciary Committee held a markup on legislation to lower the cost of prescription drugs, while...
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By Khalil Abdullah CLARKSTON, GA (TriceEdneyWire.com) — Inside the Clarkston Community Center, a 20-minute drive from downtown Atlanta, Mayor Ted Terry talked about canvassing for votes in that neighborhood five years ago. A woman from Bhutan, South...
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The Anderson family, founders of Symphony Potato chips. NATIONWIDE — The road to entrepreneurship is a long one, but once there, the ability to maintain can be just as hard if not harder. The Anderson family, founders of Symphony Chips, p...
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NASHVILLE, TN — American Baptist College graduates strive to uplift and be uplifting, according to Provost for Academic Affairs, Dr. LaShante Walker. Shane’ Carter, a U. S. Army Veteran will receive her degree at the 2019 graduation ceremony. The 19...
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2019 Graduates of the “Call Me Mister” Program at Edward Waters College. This is the largest class of the program in seven years at the college. They will be hired immediately to teach third grade in Duval County Public Schools. There are only two pe...
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By Don Valentine Review in your mind the cornucopia of positive preventive gun initiatives the N.R.A. has done? Oh, you did not find any. That is because the next time they do will be the first time they do! I am not a very smart man. It is...
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James Hankins Letter To Editor By James J. Hankins The U.S. House of Representatives committee hearings and impeachment of TRUMP will be televised. As a teacher I finally see a positive lesson from TRUMP, teaching us 52 words to add to our vocabu...
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Understand… Some pain is nothing but His Love. It’s only a hurting thing when you don’t understand His touch. So, when you kneel and pray let your heart be demanding. Then, say to our Lord you need His understanding. Sometimes we fight...
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On The Scene With Crystal Chanel In the world of social media, we often forget that developing authentic and in person relationships are a must. In order to advance your cause, you must meet and connect with people that believe in your mission, produ...
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JEFFERSON CITY, TN — Nashville-based financial services and fintech company Advance Financial cut the ribbon today at the company’s newest store in Tennessee, located in Jefferson City. To mark the occasion, the Advance Financial Foundation donated $...
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By Dwayne Tucker On May 16th, LEAD Academy’s largest graduating class ever will walk across the stage at Belmont’s Curb Event Center for our sixth annual Senior Signing Day. Surrounded by parents, teachers and community members, these young men and...
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By Clare Bratten NASHVILLE, TN — Turner construction company recently held a panel discussion in Nashville on how to help women professionals succeed in their male-dominated field. Turner is known for their high profile construction projects includi...
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By Clint Confehr NASHVILLE, TN — Twenty one high schoolers graduate this spring knowing science and math are important for democracy largely because of their four-year class at Vanderbilt University. Metro public schools and donors fund an operating...
