The beauty of Black History: The Black History, Arts & Culture Community Celebration via BACE helps amplify the month and related community connectivity
100 years ago, noted historian Dr. Carter G. Woodson came up with an idea which started off small, but has a big and lasting impact. What begins as a day grows into a week and evolves into a month, Black History Month. With a focus on highlighting the impact of Black and Brown people within the US and across the globe, it's a reminder that said history is truly history and should not be omitted or ignored. When you consider the things that many take for granted (i.e. the c
A special Saturday at Parkview High School: the return of the Miss Parkview Pageant and a celebration of community excellence
On Saturday, January 10, 2026, there's truly something special which takes place at Parkview High School. With the return of the Miss Parkview Pageant for the first time since 2019 (click HERE for our preview article), coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the cluster, the nearly sold-out event truly brings out the Parkview community and a bevy of supporters as 26 women across all four grade levels are participants. The program opens with a welcome from David Smith (th
A few of our favorites: a look back at our top stories of 2025 (from the first half of the year)
It's that time again. As 2025 comes to a close and 2026 is about to begin (as of this Thursday), we take time to take a look back at a few of our favorite stories covered during the year. Of course, all stories are good ideas as there's always something taking place during the year, and while we're sure there's going to be a level of debate and discussion, that's ok. It's good to share and exchange ideas, especially on items that connect with people and the places and spaces
