WOONSOCKET, R.I. — CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) today announced the official launch of Time for Care, a campaign that reinforces the importance of accessing primary health care. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, many Americans have appropriately focused on staying home to keep themselves and others healthy. Although this kind of physical distancing is still an essential component of preventing the spread of COVID-19, it is critical for people to continue prioritizing health care needs. “While we remain focused on reducing the spread of COVID-19, we also need to make sure that we’re encouraging…
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C. T. Vivian’s Place in History is Secure! By Bunnie Hayes Jackson-Ransom First Class, Inc. Atlanta, Georgia https://www.FClassInc.com/ Special Correspondent to The Atlanta Inquirer Dr. Vivian was a walking-talking history book. Maybe I know this because our paths cross so very much lately. We show up at the same community events. I have visited him in his home library/office – which is another amazing experience. He was a dearly beloved friend. What a life this man has led. A civic leader, minister, educator, author, community activist and much more, Dr.…
Atlanta City Councilman Michael Julian Bond Hosted Emergency Food Distribution Drive-Thru For Atlanta’s Out-of-Work Hospitality Industry Workers in Need of Assistance Serving Those Who Have Served Us Atlanta, Georgia (July 15, 2020) – Atlanta City Councilman Michael Julian Bond in partnership with The Concerned Black Clergy of Metropolitan Atlanta, Marriott International (Atlanta area), Hosea Helps, Inc., Landing Tracks, and Celebs Give Back hosted an emergency “drive-thru” food distribution for Atlanta’s hospitality industry workers in need of assistance during the COVID-19 pandemic. This food distribution took place last Thursday, July 9,…
Allen University’s Scholarship Tour Visits Georgia Columbia, South Carolina –The Allen University “All That Can Be Imagined” Scholarship Tour recently continued in Georgia to surprise five students with scholarships. The first stop in Georgia was in Conyers on July 1, where a scholarship of up to $40,000 was awarded to Tiana Fischer. Fisher, a graduate of Salem High School, will be a member of the Allen University Band of Gold tuba section. She plans to major in criminal justice. “I’m most looking forward to the HBCU experience,” Fisher said. “It…
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