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Yesterday, it was announced that the Underground Railroad Freedom Center and the Museum Center will be merging together. The purpose of the merger is to consolidate the center’s resources and save money for both parties involved. A lot of people were worried about the center closing down, including the youth. 12-year-old Maia Thompson, a seventh […]
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Today, we highlight a local arts organization during Black History Month- Cincinnati Opera! Cincinnati Opera is recognized nationally for its commitment to artistic excellence, diverse programming, and community engagement. It hosts programs such as “Opera Goes to Church” and “Porgy and Bess”. Cincinnati Opera has a long history of featuring African American singers in leading […]
There are various parenting styles out there, and as the world becomes highly technological our children become wrapped up in the culture of cyber space. Social media has taken hold of the way our kids communicate, making it a platform for them to vent (in some ways their online diaries). A recent southern teenager named […]
Looking for something to do on weekends? Trying to get in shape? Why not try running with a group of women? Recently, Jeri signed up for a group called “Black Girls Run”. The group was formed last Fall between a group of women that have 6 weekly runs around the city. It’s comprised of runners […]
Need to get rid of that old refrigerator in your house? It’ll not only cost you extra, but you’ll also have to submit a background check? That’s what councilman Charlie Winburn said when talking with Lincoln Ware yesterday. While on the phone he also told Lincoln that if you’re a dealer, you’ll also need to […]
Laure Quinlivan needs more time on Cincinnati City Council. The councilwoman is proposing the idea extending a member’s term from two years to four years. This idea could be decided by the voters this November, and could take place, starting next year. If this vote is approved, anyone who is elected to council in 2013 […]
SisterSpeak’s Dr. Shantel Thomas is a health professional with insight on how to improve aspects of your life. A Word from Dr. Shan is about health, wellness and empowerment. RELATED: 26 States Fighting Obama Health Care Overhaul In this segment Dr. Shan talks to us about Winter Blues and Seasonal Affective Disorder (also known as […]
As we celebrate Black History Month, we recognize successful area businesses that are black owned. It may be easy to overlook the efforts of an organization in the community, especially when they operate humbly. As much as possible through February we look to bring more awareness to these businesses, no matter how big or small, […]
Could your neighborhood police patrols go away this year? That may be the case if it means $4 million can be cut from the Hamilton County Sheriff Department’s budget. According to reports, the Sheriff’s office notified ten townships that they must pay for patrols, or else they will lose them altogether. This was not expected, […]
While everyone was focused on the details of the construction collapse at the new Cincinnati casino, another story that day broke headlines. On Friday, while a press conference was going on in front of the casino, a tour bus almost ran over press members and crashed into a news van. The GoBus struck the news […]
This weekend was the funeral services of the late famous singer, Etta James. It was attended by many stars, including Stevie Wonder and Christina Aguilera. The event took place at the City of Refuge Church in Gardena, California. Etta James passed away of Leukemia on January 20th. While Reverend Al Sharpton officiated the funeral ceremony, […]
