Saturday, August 29th from 10 am to 2 pm, Hosea Helps will host its’ 15th annual Back to School Jamboree! This event will be strictly drive-thru for everyone’s protection. Children will receive school supplies, food, PPE supplies, and sneakers as supplies last! Pre-registration will be available at 4hosea.org. This event is in memeory of Secoriea Turner and all the children we’ve lost to senseless violence.
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Math-Can-Be-Easy is a new approach for quickly improving the key math operations necessary for anyone that wants to make informed purchase, savings, and other money management decisions. A current high school student in Georgia has created a website named Math-Can-Be-Easy (www.math-can-be-easy.com). A first-of-its-kind, free, website that helps people of all ages, start to build the foundation necessary to make better money management decisions. “Only about 4 out of 10 people are able to accurately calculate a tip without a calculator and the results of a FINRA study show that only…
By Taylor Burris, CEO/Founder of U.S., LLC Atlanta, Georgia – July 2020 – Singer/Songwriter Keianna Nicole recently dropped “Where’s Your Heart” that has been in the top 150 on the DRT Radio Charts for the past three weeks. A new single from her new EP, “Best Regards”, drops every six weeks. Local fast rising talent, Keianna Nicole, released her highly anticipated single “Where’s Your Heart” on July 10, 2020 as part of her new extended play “Best Regards”. Her alluring yet powerful sound is taking over Atlanta as her 7…
By Laverne Ward, Owner of Family Tresses LLC Laverne Ward, a 64 year old retired law enforcement officer, mother of 4, grandmother of 7, with one great-grand. launches online business. After her mother Ella Mae Ward, suddenly died from renal kidney failure, she wanted to find a way to raise money to donate to the National Kidney Foundation. Black Americans are 3 times more likely to have kidney failure compared to other races, because of diabetes, high blood pressure and heart disease. Ward believe there is a cure out there…
No Ordinary Love Has Been Selected as 1 of 3 Feature Films to Snag a Spot in one of Atlanta’s Biggest Film Festivals ATLANTA, Georgia (July 23, 2020) — Director Chyna Robinson is proud to announce her film, No Ordinary Love, has made the cut and will be among those showcased at the highly anticipated 11th annual BronzeLens Film Festival (August 11 – 16, 2020) As one of only three American Feature Narrative films selected into the annual festival, this coveted spot proves to be a big win for the…
Atlanta Inquirer Historical Tribute to John Lewis From The Atlanta Inquirer Vault From The Atlanta Inquirer newspaper • November 24, 1962 • Page 9 : Members of the staff and Executive Committee of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) cluster around a 1963 Buick station wagon which was presented to the anti-segregation group by a well wisher after a benefit concert for SNCC in Chicago. From left to right: Clarence Glenn, Louisville; John Lewis, Nashville; Paul Brooks, Chicago; Cordell Reagon, Nashville; Ruby Doris Smith, Atlanta; James Forman, SNCC Executive Secretary,…
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