Doing good, but doing it greater...

With the 2026-27 academic year in full swing, many a student is navigating the workload from classes, extracurriculars, jobs, and just about anything else which is part of a young adult's existence and being. By the same token, for high school seniors, it hits differently. Ranging from taking note of their transcripts to testing, creating their resumes (of jobs, clubs, and related endeavors), and other aspects of the post-high school process (i.e. college or related educatio

Waiting to exhale. For some, it's a reference to the book or movie. For others, it's just the moment in which they can simply breathe, release, and renew. And on September 12, 2026 at The Crown at the Carolina Theater of Greensboro, it's an opportunity for women of multiple walks of life to do so in building a sense of community, engaging with multiple speakers, engaging in creative activity, and coming away with a sense of renewal applicable across multiple aspects of their

Hope. In and of itself, the word carries a tremendous amount of meaning. Ranging from encouragement to optimism, it's about what can be regarding the greater good and making the communities in which we live, work, and play just a little better than the day before. In this spirit, along with the workshops conducted for nonprofits related to grant-writing, Congressman Hank Johnson's office hosts its Week of H.O.P.E Awards (Helping Other People Elevate). This momentous occasio

The worst of the worst. While this is the statement is made by the current occupant at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue (Washington, DC) and those in leadership associated with said occupant regarding the matter of immigration, it is well-documented the worst of the worst aren't those being detained: As of July 11, 2026, 7 of 10 detainees do not have a criminal conviction. Most who have a conviction of some sort are for issues related to traffic violations and other minor offenses (

August 20, 2026 at 6pm EST is a reminder of how close Opening Night is for the Atlanta Gladiators (October 17, 2026). Building off a 2025-26 season which results in the team's first playoff appearance in 4 years, the team's press conference at the Gas South District is full of energy and excitement. In fact, additional seats have to setup given the presence of the team's season ticket holders, individual game attendees, and the media. During the press conference, a welcome i

When we last spoke with Anthony Page (click HERE to read our article), he's just coming off the launch of the ALMA Film Festival. With a successful endeavor in the Dominican Republic (and a return March 12-21, 2027), there's plenty to build upon as it makes its impact in the creative arts and beyond. And speaking of, Atlanta is the site for the upcoming installment of the series (September 30-October 4, 2026). Our follow up conversation with Mr. Page not only sheds light on

There's a story within the story and a battle within the battle. And then there's the ongoing work of those who are able to cover, see, and share accordingly. One of our peers who does so related to the game of hockey is Karen Zehner. The Maine native and Pennsylvania-raised media presence covers her share of ground in and outside the game of hockey. By the same token, her love and passion for the game leads to opportunities within sports media, specifically covering the ga

July 17, 2026 concludes the ACC Kickoff (media week for college football in the ACC), but it gets all ready for the start of the regular season (August 29, 2026) and the potential stories to unfold on the field and beyond. After a good day the day before (click HERE to read our article), we have a full slate of players and teams to speak with as all are focused on their team-building and other moving parts as the start of the regular season is truly right around the corner.

Wisdom builds a home, but understanding finishes it. This sentiment is shared during our interview with Cheryl Taylor. The Trinidad and Tobago native and Tri-State (New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut) resident notes this as a by-product of conversation with her mentor. It helps to use and apply the information at hand accordingly. And in this spirit. she does so as a presence in media and with her evolving and expanding her reach as a published author. Via her current me

The month of June is important, and not just due to it being the official start of summer and other events. With it being Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, a number of community and civic entities are hosting events as a way to not only have conversations on the importance of this health issue, but providing access to support and related resources for those in need. Of the events taking place this month, the upcoming health and wellness event via the Mayor's Office of Co