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The 6th Annual Taste of the Holidays featuring caterers, top chefs and a winter showcase fashion show was the talk of the town on the Southside inside the Aloft Hotel. Vendors set up shop for guests […]
In today’s climate, there is a thirst and quest for change, belonging and so much more. Whether it is to have better friends, closer relationships with family and/or to just be a better you – […]
Naturals Night Out was founded as an empowering, educational and beauty wellness event by REVLON Education Consultant Pat Grant Williams. This 10th ‘Naturals Night Out – Holiday Style’ event showcased natural hair in its crowning […]
Melissa Case Live Entertainment (MCL) presented ‘The Escape: Body and Soul Wellness Festival,’ a family-fun filled day centered around using music and play therapy along with physical activity to promote mental health to the community. […]
The Jacksonville Housing Authority (JHA) recently celebrated the reopening of Hogan Creek Towers, a 183-unit affordable housing apartment complex in Springfield for seniors. The reopening follows a $19 million renovation project, updating the building after […]
(Source NewsOne): Written By Brandee Sanders – “This book means so much to me; it’s a collection of perspectives and practices I’ve used to keep me afloat amid uncertainty,” said Michele. Former first lady Michelle […]
When Nicole Smith started Carmen’s On the Run Styling, it was born and manifesting from a place of new beginnings. In her youth Carmen was obsessed with runway magazines depicting models in the latest fashions. […]
ME TIME – By Jeanine DeHoney – When self-help books, women’s conferences, inspirational coffee mugs and other pick-me-ups didn’t lift my mood, here is the daily practice that did. At times it’s been a struggle to […]
by Lynn Jones-Turpin – Freddie and Almaria “Peacock’ Williams recently celebrated their 50th Golden anniversary inside the Potters House Kingdom Plaza. The intimate gathering of family and friends was complete with golden themed decorations and […]
by Maya Pottiger – (Source (www.theatlantavoice.com) – The publishing industry still has a great deal of progress to make concerning the representation of Black children and protagonists in books. While browsing the gift shop at the […]
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