Who Can Survive on Today’s Minimum Wage?
Since 2009, the federal minimum wage has been $7.25, or $15,080 a year, placing many
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Georgia’s Abortion Ban Blocked From Taking Effect
The U.S. District Court in Atlanta granted a preliminary injunction in October in a challenge
In Memoriam: John Conyers Dies at 90
By Stacy M.Brown, NNPA Newswire Senior Correspondent – Former U.S. Congressman John Conyers, whose 15-year
Congressman Elijah Cummings Succumbs to Illness
The Honorable Congressman Elijah Cummings a notable advocate for all people died early Thursday morning
DeKalb Georgia Contextualizes Confederate Monument
The DeKalb County commission has added a marker to the 111-year-old Confederate monument in Decatur
GospelFest Concert
Presented by Black Mountain’s “Original” Thomas Chapel A.M.E. Zion Church. The “Original” Thomas Chapel A.M.E.
Community Recreation Grant
Up to $6,000 for Your Local Nonprofit – Buncombe County Recreation Services has opened the
Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak Investigation
The NC Department of Health and Human Services is investigating the Legionella bacteria outbreak which
Central Methodist Church Issues Statements of Inclusion for LGBTQ Community
by Steve Wong – The Central Methodist Church of Spartanburg welcomes everyone — including members
Women’s Herbal Conference Celebrates 15th Anniversary
The Southeast Wise Women Herbal Conference began 15 years ago with 200 women studying herbal
Save Trees and Affordability in South Slope
from the South Slope Tree Preservation Coalition – It is of the utmost urgency that
Dr. Jamie Riley Forced to Resign from the University of Alabama
Jamie R. Riley, the University of Alabama’s assistant vice president and dean of students, resigned
